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before the coming of Christ,--by the Romans. And the people still remember and bless them for that convenience, and say to one another, that as the Romans were the bravest men to fight, so they were the best at building roads. "Chiefs! Our road is not built to last a thousand years, yet in a sense it is. When a road is once built, it is a strange thing how it collects traffic, how every year, as it goes on, more and more people are found to walk thereon and others are raised up to repair and perpetuate it and keep it alive; so that perhaps even this road of ours may, from reparation to reparation, continue to exist and be useful hundreds and hundreds of years after we are mingled in the dust. And it is my hope that our far-away descendants may remember and bless those who laboured for them to-day." INDEX TO THE LETTERS [_For short Index to VOLS. I.-XXII., see pp. 509-519._] "Abbe Coignard" (France), xxv. 409, 410 _Academy, The_, xxiii. _intro._ xvii., 166; contributions to, xxiii. 184, xxv. 364 "Across the Plains," xxv. 123 & _n._ 1, xxv. 207, 224, 301 _n._ 1; dedication, xxv. 127 & _n._ 1, xxv. 323 & _n._ 1; inception, xxv. 97 & _n._ 1 "Actor's Wife," projected, xxiii. 308 Adams, Henry, historian, xxv. 4, 29, 41, 43, 45 "Address to the Unco Guid" (Burns), xxiii. 225 "Adela Chart" ("The Marriages," H. James), xxv. 108-9, 110 "Adelaide," song (Beethoven), xxiii. 64 Adirondack Mountains, stay in, xxiv. 234, 306 _et seq._ Admiral Benbow inn (Treasure Island), xxiii. 327 "Admiral Guinea," play (with Henley), xxiii. 327; xxiv. 106, 119, 120, 146, 147; xxv. 447 "Admiral," the (Story of a Lie), xxiii. 248, 249; xxiv. 90 "Adventures of David Balfour," proposed double volume of, xxv. 283, 357, 366 "AEneid," reading of, xxiv. 186, 265, 306 "AEsthetic Letters" (Schiller), xxiv. 71 Ahab, King, xxv. 304 "Ah perfido spergiuro," song, xxiii. 166 _Aitu fafine_, an, xxv. 41, 135 Alabama case, xxiii. 110 "Aladdin" (Pyle), xxv. 164 Alais, visit to, xxiii. 216 "Alan Breck Stewart," ("Catriona" and "Kidnapped"), xxiv. 201, 203, xxv. 46, 142; letter as from, xxv. 46-8 Alexander, J. W., xxiv. 249, 250; drawing by, of R. L. S., xxiv. 199 Allan Ramsay, Fergusson and Burns, essay on, projected, xxiii. 191, 192, 193 Allen, Grant, ballade by, xxiv. 248 "Amateur Emigrant," xxiii. 235, 237, 239,
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