[130] Glanville's Vanity of Dogmatising.
[131] See Shaftesbury's Life, iii. p. 495. He refused to be on a committee for a memorial to Thirlwall. (1875.)
[132] First Sermon, Upon Compassion.
[133] Gleanings, vii. p. 100, 1868.
[134] Rosamund Gray, chap. xi.
[135] Mr. Gladstone's rendering of the speech of Piccarda (Paradiso, iii. 70) is in the volume of collected translations (p. 165), under the date of 1835:
'In His Will is our peace. To this all things
By Him created, or by Nature made,
As to a central Sea, self-motion brings.'
[136] Gleanings, ii. p. 20, 1845.