Part 23

"Prometheus Unbound."

"Towards Democracy." Third Edition, pp. 149, 151. London: Fisher Unwin, 1892.

Essay on Characteristics. Works (Shilling Edition), ix. 15.

Essay on Diderot. Works, x. 26. The italics are Carlyle's.

Additions to the "Confessions of an Opium-Eater," p. 381. Boston: Houghton, Mifflin & Co., 1876.

"Walden," pp. 98, 99, in David Douglas's Edinburgh Edition, 1884.

"Journal Intime," p. 45. London: The Macmillan Co., 1890.--I avail myself of Mrs Humphry Ward's admirable translation.

"Confessions," Partie I. Livre IV. Paris: Lefevre's Edition; 1819, vol. i., pp. 259, 260.

Thirty-four years separated the tour of which he speaks from the date when he penned these words.

The fine phrase of Mrs Humphry Ward. See her preface to her translation of Amiel's "Journal," last paragraph.

Eugénie de Guérin, "Journal et Fragments," p. 181. Twenty-fourth Edition. Paris: Didier et Cie, 1879.

"Modern Painters," Part VI., chapter i., paragraph 7.--Vol. v., pp. 5 and 6 of Messrs George Allen & Sons' edition.

1 John ii. 16.

Exodus xxxiv. 8.

"Cette immense circulation de vie qui s'opère dans l'ample sein de la nature; ... cette vie qui sourd d'une fontaine invisible et gonfle les veines de cet univers."--Maurice de Guérin, "Journal," p. 22. Paris, 1880.