Pages from a Journal with Other PapersFOOTNOTESReading editionChapter navigation35 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterPages From a JournalA VISIT TO CARLYLE IN 1868EARLY MORNING IN JANUARYMARCHJUNEAUGUSTTHE END OF OCTOBERNOVEMBERTHE BREAK-UP OF A GREAT DROUGHTSPINOZASUPPLEMENTARY NOTE ON THE DEVILINJUSTICETIME SETTLES CONTROVERSIESTALKING ABOUT OUR TROUBLESFAITHPATIENCEAN APOLOGYBELIEF, UNBELIEF, AND SUPERSTITIONJUDAS ISCARIOT—WHAT CAN BE SAID FOR HIM?SIR WALTER SCOTT’S USE OF THE SUPERNATURAL IN THE “BRIDE OF LAMMERMOOR”SEPTEMBER, 1798. “THE LYRICAL BALLADS.”SOME NOTES ON MILTONTHE MORALITY OF BYRON’S POETRY. “THE CORSAIR.”BYRON, GOETHE, AND MR. MATTHEW ARNOLDA SACRIFICETHE AGED TREECONSCIENCETHE GOVERNESS’S STORYJAMES FORBESATONEMENTLETTERS FROM MY AUNT ELEANOR [180] TO HER DAUGHTER SOPHIA, AND A FRAGMENT FROM MY AUNT’S DIARY.CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN GEORGE LUCY M.A., AND HIS GODCHILD, HERMIONE RUSSELL, B.A.MRS. FAIRFAXFOOTNOTESPrevious chapter ←MRS. FAIRFAXEnd of this editionAll chapters and sections (35)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsPages From a JournalA VISIT TO CARLYLE IN 1868EARLY MORNING IN JANUARYMARCHJUNEAUGUSTTHE END OF OCTOBERNOVEMBERTHE BREAK-UP OF A GREAT DROUGHTSPINOZASUPPLEMENTARY NOTE ON THE DEVILINJUSTICETIME SETTLES CONTROVERSIESTALKING ABOUT OUR TROUBLESFAITHPATIENCEAN APOLOGYBELIEF, UNBELIEF, AND SUPERSTITIONJUDAS ISCARIOT—WHAT CAN BE SAID FOR HIM?SIR WALTER SCOTT’S USE OF THE SUPERNATURAL IN THE “BRIDE OF LAMMERMOOR”SEPTEMBER, 1798. “THE LYRICAL BALLADS.”SOME NOTES ON MILTONTHE MORALITY OF BYRON’S POETRY. “THE CORSAIR.”BYRON, GOETHE, AND MR. MATTHEW ARNOLDA SACRIFICETHE AGED TREECONSCIENCETHE GOVERNESS’S STORYJAMES FORBESATONEMENTLETTERS FROM MY AUNT ELEANOR [180] TO HER DAUGHTER SOPHIA, AND A FRAGMENT FROM MY AUNT’S DIARY.CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN GEORGE LUCY M.A., AND HIS GODCHILD, HERMIONE RUSSELL, B.A.MRS. FAIRFAXFOOTNOTESCain.—But with me!”◇← MRS. FAIRFAX