269

SELDEN, JOHN:
Table-talk of John Selden 309

SMITH, ALEXANDER:
Dreamthorp 418

SMITH, SYDNEY:
A Little Moral Advice 360
Mrs. Partington 363

STEPHEN, J.K.:
In a Visitor's Book 126
A Sonnet 345

STERNE:
The Supper 118
The Grace 120
Uncle Toby and the Fly 277

STOW:
Old London Sports 314

THACKERAY:
Letters from Thackeray 406

THOMSON, MISS E.G.:
Lewis Carroll 380

THOREAU:
Open Air 339

TWAIN, MARK:
British Festivities 38
Mark's Baby 139
Enigma 243
The Jumping Frog 259
How Mark was Sold 310
A Newspaper Paragraph 335
Mental Photographs 354
How Mark edited an Agricultural Paper 365

WALPOLE, HORACE:
Chatter of a Dilettante 221

WALTON, IZAAK:
Angling Cheer 356

WELLESLEY:
From the Greek Anthology (altered) 313

WIT ON OCCASION 444

THE BED-BOOK OF HAPPINESS

THEISSE
[Sidenote: _Richter_]

In his seventy-second year his face is a thanksgiving for his former
life, and a love-letter to all mankind.

RICHTER
[Sidenote: _Carlyle_]

We have heard that he was a man universally loved, as well as honoured
... a friendly, true, and high-minded man; copious in speech, which was
full of grave, genuine humour; contented with simple people and simple
pleasures; and himself of the simplest habits and wishes.

BROKEN STUDIES
[Sidenote: _Richter_]

I deny myself my evening meal in my eagerness to work; but the
interruptions by my children I cannot deny myself.

THE GREAT CONDE
[Sidenote: _Percy Anecdotes_]

The Great Conde passing through the city of Sens, which belonged to
Burgundy, and of which he was the governor