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MINOR RUSKINIANA: Continued:-

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RESTORED TO HEALTH (BEAUVAIS, JULY 12, 1888)xxx

THE EPILOGUE TO “MODERN PAINTERS” (SALLENCHES, SEPTEMBER 16, 1888)xxxii

THE SIMPLON (SEPTEMBER 21, 1888)xxxii

HAPPY DAYS IN LONDON: LETTER TO MRS. L. ALLEN HARKER (APRIL 1888)xxix

SCHEME FOR THE CONCLUSION OF “PRÆTERITA,” VOL. III.liv

RUSKIN’S FUNERAL (JANUARY 25, 1900)xlvi

RUSKIN’S WILL (1883)xlvii

REMINISCENCES OF RUSKIN:-

AS AN UNDERGRADUATE AT OXFORDlxii-lxv

ON A SPECIMEN OF GALENA: BY W. G. COLLINGWOODlxxx

RUSKIN AS A TRAVELLER: BY W. G. COLLINGWOODlxxxi

TEA-TIME AT BRANTWOOD (1888): BY MRS. L. ALLEN HARKERxxv

HIS LESSONS TO THE SCHOOL-GIRLS: BY MRS. L. ALLEN HARKERxxvi

UNDER THE STORM-CLOUD: BY W. G. COLLINGWOODxxvii

AT THE SOUTH KENSINGTON MUSEUM: BY J. A. FROUDExxx

AT VENICE, 1888: BY DR. A. ROBERTSONxxxii

AT SEASCALE, 1889: BY W. G. COLLINGWOODxxxiii

AT BRANTWOOD, 1897: BY WALTER CRANExl

ON PALGRAVE’S “LANDSCAPE,” 1897: BY ARTHUR SEVERNxli

ON HIS EIGHTIETH BIRTHDAY, 1899: BY J. H. WHITEHOUSExliii

MEMORIALS TO RUSKIN:-

MEMORIAL STONE OVER HIS GRAVExlvii

INSCRIPTION ON THE TOMBSTONE OF HIS FATHER AND MOTHERxlix

IN WESTMINSTER ABBEYxlviii

ON FRIAR’S CRAG, DERWENTWATERxlviii

THE RUSKIN MUSEUM, CONISTONxlviii

AT BOURNVILLExlix

AT ST. PAUL’S, HERNE HILLxlix

“RUSKIN PARK,” DENMARK HILLxlix

THE PUBLIC ORATOR’S SPEECH AT OXFORDl

RUSKIN’S COMMEMORATION AT VENICE, 1905l

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