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2．The OldHome atWestonU nderwood． 6

CHAPTER Ⅱ 4TH AUGUST 1839 TO 1844LONDON 12

3．Commer-cial Road,Stepney． 12

4．Death of Pate r'sFather 1844, and of his Uncle 19th Sept．1845． 15

CHAPTER Ⅲ 1844 TO 1852ENFIELD 19

5．Chase Side． 19

6．Aunt Bessie．Cats． 22

7．Death of his Grand-mother,21st Feb．, 1848． 24

CHAPTER Ⅳ 1853PATER'S FIRST YEAR AT THE KING'S SCHOOL 33

10．Harble-down． 33

11．Canter-bury． 34

12．The Rev．George Wallace． 39

13．The King's School． 40

14．The Assistant Masters． 44

CHAPTER Ⅴ 1853 SCHOOL ANECDOTES 51

15．The Snow Fights 51

16．Snakes 52

17．Tip and Nep 55

18．Mrs．Norton＇s Stall;Mr．Teal 56

19．Boating 59

20．A．P．Stanley 60

CHAPTER Ⅵ 1853 IN THE CATHEDRAL 64

21．A Saint＇s Day．Punch 64

22．The Bell Harry Tower 70

CHAPTER Ⅶ 1854 DEATH OF PATER＇S MOTHER 74

23．Death of Pater＇s Mother,5th February 1854 74

24．Hursley and Keble 77

25．Henry Dombrain,February 1854 78

26．The Speech Day,28th September 1854 79

CHAPTER Ⅷ 1855 J．R．MCQUEEN 84

27．John Rainier McQueen,6th February 1855 84

28．The Triumvirate 87

29．Pater＂the Saintly Boy＂ 89

CHAPTER Ⅸ 1855 THE REV．GEORGE WALLAGE AGAIN 92

30．The Rev．George Wallace 92

31．Pater＇s Rival 93

32．Emerald Uthwart 94

33．The Warrior＇s Chapel 95

34．Joseph Haydock 96

35．The School Speech Day,September 1855 97

CHAPTER Ⅹ January－May 1856 S．ELIZABETH 98

36．S．Elizabeth (January 1856) and other poems．Mira 98

CHAPTER Ⅺ May 1856 THE BLEAN WOODS 104

37．The Blean Woods;Blaxlands 104

38．The Hospital of St．Nicholas 106

39．Bishopsbourne 107

40．The Peace Rejoicings,29th May 1856 108

41．High Church 109

CHAPTER Ⅻ July－December 1856 A SERIOUS ILLNESS 110

42．Pater injured in a Scuffle,August 1856 110

43．The School Speech Day,September 1856．Mr．Sankey leaves 111

CHAPTER ⅩⅢ January and February 1857 DEATH OF DEAN LYALL 112

44．Death of Dean Lyall,February 1857 112

45．Dean Alford,6th March 1857 113

46．Rev．John Bachelor Kearney;Mrs．Rainier 117

CHAPTER ⅩⅣ March 1857－July 1857 CASSANDRA 118

47．Cassandra,29th June 1857 118

48．School Speech Day,6th August 1857 119

49．Pater and Dickens 123

CHAPTER ⅩⅤ August 1857 CHAILEY 125

50．Brookhouse,Augu@t 1857 125

CHAPTER ⅩⅥ AUGUST TO DECEMBER 1857 MISS GABRIEL 132

51．MissGabriel,Aug．, 1857． 132

52．“Ad m ittedto the Yearof Grace”Dec．, 1857． 132

53．The Departureof Stanley,March, 1858． 133

CHAPTER ⅩⅦ JANUARY TO OCTOBER 1858 SWEET SIRMIO, ADIEU 136

54．Watch-man, whatof the nightpSummer,1858． 136

55．TheSpeech Day,5th August,1858． 139

56．The Blaxland'sIncident, 6th August,1858． 143

CHAPTER ⅩⅧ 14TH OCTOBER 1858—NOVEMBER 1858 THE EYRIE AT QUEEN'S 145

57．Tears at Oxford,14th Oct．,1858． 145

58．The Oxfordof 1858． 146

59．Pater's Eyrie at Queen's 153

60．Mr．W．W．Capes andothers． 154

61．Stanleyagain． 156

62．Pater theThrifty． 160

CHAPTER ⅩⅨ DECEMBER 1858—FEBRUARY 1859HEIDELBERG 161

63．M．B．Moorhouse． 161

64．Christ-mas atHeidelberg,Dec．, 1858．S．Gertrude． 162

65．FairCousins“ Brimstoneand Treacle．” 164

CHAPTER ⅩⅩ FEBRUARY AND MARCH 1859BREAKING WITH CHRISTIANITY 167

66．BreakingwithChristianity,Feb．, 1859． 167

67．Maol-ciaran．TheReconcilia-tion,Mar．, 1859． 170

68．Pater andMcQueen atCumnor,5th Mar．,1859 171

CHAPTER ⅩⅪ APRIL 1859—15TH AUGUST 1859OXFORD FRIENDS 172

69．Browningand MatthewArnold． 172

70．Hoole andWood,Apr．, 1859． 174

71．Commem-oration Day,1859． 175

72．TheRomance atthe King'sSchool, 11thJune, 1859． 177

73．At Heidel-berg again．Worms andSpires, Julyto Sept．,1859． 178

CHAPTER ⅩⅫ 15TH AUGUST 1859—CHRISTMAS 1859REV．E．H．WOODALL GOES OVER TO ROME15TH AUGUST 1859 180

74．The Rev．E．H．Woodallgoes over toRome, 15thAug．, 1859． 180

75．The Acorn,Oct．,1859 181

76．The Fan of Fire． 182

77．Home by Mainz,Cologne andAntwerp,Ist Nov．1859． 183

78．Back at Oxford． 184

79．Christ-mas withDombrain．The Threatof Kearneyand McQueen 188

80．TheBooks heread． 190

CHAPTER ⅩⅩⅢ JANUARY 1860—AUTUMN 1860A STORY OF A MOUSTACHE 192

81．A Storyof aMoustache． 192

82．“OxfordLife,”Mar．, 1860． 193

83．Influenceof Jowett． 195

CHAPTER ⅩⅩⅣ OCTOBER 1860—1862THE TRIUMVIRATE DISSOLVED 199

84．Paterburns hisManuscriptBook ofPoems． 199

85．The Trl-umvirate isdissolved,Autumn,1860． 200

86．The Rev．ThomasChamberlain． 201

87．Pater andMoorhouse． 202

88．Darwin． 203

89．W．K．W．Chafy andDombrain． 204

CHAPTER ⅩⅩⅤ OCTOBER1862 TO FEBRUARY1864 206

90．The Final Exam． 206

91．McQueen's Letter to the Bishop of London,Dec．c,1862． 207

92．Death of Aunt Bessle,1863． 209

CHAPTER ⅩⅩⅥ 5th February 1864 to February 1866 THE CRYSTAL MAN 211

93．Probationary Fellow of Brasenose,5th February 1864 211

94．Brasenose College 212

95．Pater＇s Rooms 215

96．The Crystal Man,1864 216

97．Actual Fellow,5th February 1865 221

98．In Italy with C．L．Shadwell,1865 225

99．The Influence of Coleridge,January 1866 225

CHAPTER ⅩⅩⅦ February 1866－13th November 1870 ART FOR ART＇S SAKE 229

100．Art for Art＇s Sake 229

101．The Swinburnian Fever 230

102．Winckelmann,January 1867 Oscar Browning 232

103．Pater no Scholar．No．2 Bradmore Road 236

104．Richard Robinson,13th November 1870 240

CHAPTER ⅩⅩⅧ 13th November 1870－December 1873 THE RENAISSANCE 243

105．Humanism 243

106．Burn with a Gem-like Flame 245

107．Mr．and Mrs．Mark Pattison 252

CHAPTER ⅩⅩⅨ JOWETT＇S SALUTARY WHIP 255

108．Jowett＇s Salutary Whip 255

109．Mr．Edmund Gosse,Mandell Creighton,Rev．Lewis Campbell 259

110．T．H．Green,Mr．and Mrs．Humphry Ward 260