the house of the American Minister
his adieu to me about my novel
happier than previously
last adieu to him and Mrs. Lewes
his saying of George Eliot's person and constitution
his literary influence on George Eliot
his faith in her powers
his insistance on her superiority to him
his delight in talking of her
letters from him and George Eliot
letter criticizing my novel _La Beata_
his remarks on Mrs. Browning's death
visits Malvern
his criticism of my _Marietta_
his ill health
_Fortnightly Review_, his editing of
at Tunbridge Wells
his _History of Philosophy_
in the Black Forest
at a pantomime
on crossing to Calais
on my corresponding with a London paper
death of his son
no biography of
his special advantages in writing on philosophy
photograph of him
Lewes, Mrs. excursion to Camaldoli
her cheerfulness under fatigue
her sensitiveness to all matters of interest
passes the night in the cow-house
at La Vernia
her fourth visit to Italy
her intellectual power
consideration for others
as a companion
her Catholic tolerance
would have been an admirable confessor
not happy
subsequently more so
her sense of humour
my visit to her at Witley
her growth
optimism in her case
her articulation
her love for a drinking song
her improved health
last adieu to her and Lewes
her personal appearance
her likeness to Savonarola
to Dante
her voice
and mode of speaking
her opinion of Lewes's scientific attainments
Bohemianism in Lewes pleasant to her
letters from her and Lewes
questions concerning Florentine history, letter on
her remarks on my novel _La Beata_
speaks of her interest in deathbeds
her handwriting
on letter-writing
her Sunday musical evenings
her poor state of health
at Venice
difficulties in composing
in the Black Forest
wishes to see Arezzo and Perugia
at Naples
as an antagonist
and my second wife
her affection for Lewes's son
her wishes concerning her husband
after her husband's death
on her husband's photograph
Lewes, Charles
Liberalism, my mother's
_Life and Mind, Problems of_, G.H. Lewes's book on
Lilies, scarlet, American
Lima, river
Lira, Tuscan
Literature, English, biographies in
"Loggia," Tuscan, picture of afternoon in a
Lombard nobles
Lombardy under the Austrians
_London Quarterly_ on G.H. Lewes
Longfellow and Sir G. Musgrave
Lorraine
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