[101] See vol. II, p. 39 infra.
[102] See "The Galileo Festival at Padua": Nation (New York), Jan. 5, 1893; a four-column account of the Festival.
[103] Philosophical Review (1893), vol. II, p. 213
[104] Mr. Frank Duveneck, painter and sculptor, now of Cincinnati.
[105] Mr. Duveneck was Mr. Boott's son-in-law. Vide page 153 supra.
[106] Jan. 24, '94. To Carl Stumpf. "One should not be a cosmopolitan, one's soul becomes 'disintegrated,' as Janet would say. Parts of it remain in different places, and the whole of it is nowhere. One's native land seems foreign. It is not wholly a good thing, and I think I suffer from it."