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Advantage in beginning _Barnaby_ 232
Birth of fourth child and second son 233
The Raven 233
A loss in the family 234
Grip's death 235
C. D. describes his illness 235
Family mourners 236
Apotheosis by Maclise 237
Grip the second 239
The inn at Chigwell 239
A _Clock_ Dinner 240
Lord Jeffrey in London 240
The _Lamplighter_ 240
The _Pic Nic Papers_ 241
Character of Lord George Gordon 241
A doubtful fancy 242
Interest in new labor 243
Constraints of weekly publication 243
The prison-riots 244
A serious illness 244
Close of _Barnaby_ 244
Character of the tale 245
Defects in the plot 245
The No-Popery riots 245
Descriptive power displayed 246
Leading persons in story 247
Mr. Dennis the hangman 248

CHAPTER XV. 1841.

Pages 249-262.

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His son Walter Landor 249
Dies in Calcutta (1863) 250
C. D. and the new poor-law 250
Moore and Rogers 251
Jeffrey's praise of Little Nell 251
Resolve to visit Scotland 251
Edinburgh dinner proposed 252
Sir David Wilkie's death 252
Peter Robertson 253
Professor Wilson 253