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THE AUTHOR’S CHARACTER AND TEACHING628

LETTERS INTENDED FOR “DILECTA”:-

FROM J. C. LOUDON TO J. J. RUSKIN (1837)630

FROM SAMUEL PROUT TO RUSKIN (1848)630

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SCHEME FOR THE COMPLETION OF “PRÆTERITA” AND “DILECTA”:-

LIST OF JOURNEYS AND SUBJECTS OF STUDY (1826-1876)632

SCHEMES FOR “PRÆTERITA” AND “DILECTA,” VOL. III. (WITH ALTERNATIVE TITLES FOR CHAPTERS)633

PASSAGES INTENDED FOR “PRÆTERITA,” VOL. III.:-

THE RHINE AND THE RHONE635

ALPINE FLOWERS636

THE PINE FORESTS ON THE CENIS ROAD637

“THE HUNTER’S ROCK” (LUCCA)637

PASSAGES INTENDED FOR “DILECTA,” VOL. III.:-

CHAP. I. “GOLDEN WATER”638

CHAP. VII. WINNINGTON641

CHAP. X. ST. MARTIN’S, SALLENCHES642

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THE FOLLOWING MINOR RUSKINIANA ARE ALSO INCLUDED IN THIS VOLUME:-

LETTER FROM DR. ANDREWS TO J. J. RUSKIN (1830)82

LETTER FROM RUSKIN TO HIS FATHER (PISTOIA, MAY 28, 1845)562

LETTERS FROM RUSKIN TO W. H. HARRISON:-

ON CROLY’S “SALATHIEL” (1843)140

ON C. T. NEWTON (1850)384

ON THE WEB OF DESTINY (1873)lxxii

LETTER FROM RUSKIN TO GEORGE ALLEN (JUNE 13, 1861)541

LETTERS TO HIS FATHER:-

WITH ROSE AT HARRISTOWN (SEPTEMBER 2, 1861)lxvii

THE VALUE OF GREEK (BONNEVILLE, OCTOBER 12, 1861)lxvi

LETTERS TO MISS ROSE LA TOUCHElxvii, lxviii

LETTERS FROM HER TO RUSKINlxviii, lxix

A DESCRIPTION OF HER (1884)lxxv

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