On the Old Road, Vol. 2 (of 2)Volume 2 — LITERATURE.Reading editionChapter navigation43 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…THE COMPLETE WORKSON THE OLD ROADVol. II.PICTURE GALLERIES:PICTURE GALLERIES—THEIR FUNCTIONS AND FORMATION.PICTURE GALLERIES—THEIR FUNCTIONS AND FORMATION.PICTURE GALLERIES—THEIR FUNCTIONS AND FORMATION.A MUSEUM OR PICTURE GALLERY:MINOR WRITINGS UPON ART.THE CAVALLI MONUMENTS IN THE CHURCH OF ST. ANASTASIA, VERONA.[9]VERONA AND ITS RIVERS.[12]CATALOGUE.CHRISTIAN ART AND SYMBOLISM.[15]ART SCHOOLS OF MEDIÆVAL CHRISTENDOM.[17]THE EXTENSION OF RAILWAYS IN THE LAKE DISTRICT.[19]THE STUDY OF BEAUTY AND ART IN LARGE TOWNS.[21]NOTES ON NATURAL SCIENCE.INQUIRIES ON THE CAUSES OF THE COLOR OF THE WATER OF THE RHINE.[24]FACTS AND CONSIDERATIONS ON THE STRATA OF MONT BLANC, AND ON SOME INSTANCES OF TWISTED STRATA OBSERVABLE IN SWITZERLAND.[27]OBSERVATIONS ON THE CAUSES WHICH OCCASION THE VARIATION OF TEMPERATURE BETWEEN SPRING AND RIVER WATER.—By J. R.[31]METEOROLOGY.[33]ON TREE TWIGS.[34]ON THE FORMS OF THE STRATIFIED ALPS OF SAVOY.[35]THE RANGE OF INTELLECTUAL CONCEPTION PROPORTIONED TO THE RANK IN ANIMATED LIFE.[36]LITERATURE.FICTION, FAIR AND FOUL.FICTION, FAIR AND FOUL.[62]FICTION, FAIR AND FOUL.FICTION, FAIR AND FOUL.FICTION, FAIR AND FOUL.FAIRY STORIES.[110]ECONOMY.HOME, AND ITS ECONOMIES.[111]USURY.[124]USURY.[132]THEOLOGY.NOTES ON THE CONSTRUCTION OF SHEEPFOLDS.[137]NOTES,THE LORD'S PRAYER AND THE CHURCH.[153]EPILOGUE.THE NATURE AND AUTHORITY OF MIRACLE.[174]AN OXFORD LECTURE.AN OXFORD LECTURE.[178]Previous chapter ←Volume 2 — THE RANGE OF INTELLECTUAL CONCEPTION PROPORTIONED TO THE RANK IN ANIMATED LIFE.[36]Next chapter →Volume 2 — FICTION, FAIR AND FOUL.All chapters and sections (43)Other sectionsTHE COMPLETE WORKSON THE OLD ROADSections2Volume 2 · Other sectionsPICTURE GALLERIES:PICTURE GALLERIES—THEIR FUNCTIONS AND FORMATION.PICTURE GALLERIES—THEIR FUNCTIONS AND FORMATION.PICTURE GALLERIES—THEIR FUNCTIONS AND FORMATION.A MUSEUM OR PICTURE GALLERY:MINOR WRITINGS UPON ART.THE CAVALLI MONUMENTS IN THE CHURCH OF ST. ANASTASIA, VERONA.[9]VERONA AND ITS RIVERS.[12]CATALOGUE.CHRISTIAN ART AND SYMBOLISM.[15]ART SCHOOLS OF MEDIÆVAL CHRISTENDOM.[17]THE EXTENSION OF RAILWAYS IN THE LAKE DISTRICT.[19]THE STUDY OF BEAUTY AND ART IN LARGE TOWNS.[21]NOTES ON NATURAL SCIENCE.INQUIRIES ON THE CAUSES OF THE COLOR OF THE WATER OF THE RHINE.[24]FACTS AND CONSIDERATIONS ON THE STRATA OF MONT BLANC, AND ON SOME INSTANCES OF TWISTED STRATA OBSERVABLE IN SWITZERLAND.[27]OBSERVATIONS ON THE CAUSES WHICH OCCASION THE VARIATION OF TEMPERATURE BETWEEN SPRING AND RIVER WATER.—By J. R.[31]METEOROLOGY.[33]ON TREE TWIGS.[34]ON THE FORMS OF THE STRATIFIED ALPS OF SAVOY.[35]THE RANGE OF INTELLECTUAL CONCEPTION PROPORTIONED TO THE RANK IN ANIMATED LIFE.[36]LITERATURE.FICTION, FAIR AND FOUL.FICTION, FAIR AND FOUL.[62]FICTION, FAIR AND FOUL.FICTION, FAIR AND FOUL.FICTION, FAIR AND FOUL.FAIRY STORIES.[110]ECONOMY.HOME, AND ITS ECONOMIES.[111]USURY.[124]USURY.[132]THEOLOGY.NOTES ON THE CONSTRUCTION OF SHEEPFOLDS.[137]NOTES,THE LORD'S PRAYER AND THE CHURCH.[153]EPILOGUE.THE NATURE AND AUTHORITY OF MIRACLE.[174]AN OXFORD LECTURE.AN OXFORD LECTURE.[178]FICTION—FAIR AND FOUL.(Nineteenth Century, June, August, Sept., Nov. 1880, and Oct. 1881.)FAIRY STORIES.(Preface to "German Popular Stories," 1868.)← THE RANGE OF INTELLECTUAL CONCEPTION PROPORTIONED TO THE RANK IN ANIMATED LIFE.[36]FICTION, FAIR AND FOUL. →