[131] Quoted in Bibliography A, No. 93.
[132] In some marginalia on the Fioretti of St. Francis.
[133] Edward Denison, who had died in 1870 at the age of 30.
[135] Mystical writer; author of The Pilgrim and the Shrine.
[136] See Vol. I. p. [471], n.
[137] Notes on Lying-in Institutions; see above, p. [197].
[138] I have somewhat compressed the argument in this letter.
[139] See first edition, vol. ii. p. 145, and second edition, vol. iii. pp. 161–162.
[140] On one occasion she forgot the Greek for “Limitless,” and asked Mr. Jowett to tell her. He replied by quoting Homer: “αμοτον μεμαυια, raging insatiably or without limit”—adding wickedly “Whom did this represent?”