[23] The reproduction on page 134 from the celebrated picture by Gerphipps—in oils at the National Gallery, in water colour at the Tate Gallery, and in Paripan at the Edinburgh Art Museum.
[24] The picture represents Maggie at the end of the second week.
[25] Except on one occasion. For particulars, see Boris Brattlevitch's "Women of Russia."
[26] According to Mettlethorp's "Asiatic Soldiery," Vol. VII.
[27] See Tadski's "Natural Mammals of the Steppes."
[28] During the celebrated rising in 1682.
[29] For full reference, see Dulwich Library—'buses Nos. 48 and 75 and L.C.C. trams; change at Camberwell Green.