Laurence Sterne
2/7/1864
Based on Percy Fitzgerald's The Life of Laurence Sterne, 2 vols (London: Chapman and Hall, 1864).
Saxon Hair-Doctors
Through the Blockade
Advertisements
Quite Alone [xxii]
9/7/1864
Silk-Spinning Spiders
To Parents
Norwegian Sociability
Story of the Stone-Eyes
Attribution: Kathleen Tillotson, 'Henry Spicer, Forster, and Dickens' Dickensian 84 (1988), p. 77. Article repr. in Brought to Book 2 vols (London, 1870).
Quite Alone [xxiii]
16/7/1864
The Poor Man His Own Master
Aunt Bella [ii]
See also 'Godpapa Vance', All the Year Round, XI, No. 264 and 'Staddon Farm', All the Year Round, XII, No. 296.
A Dirge
Attribution: reprinted in William James Linton, Claribel, and Other Poems (London: Simpkin, Marshall and Co., 1865) as 'Gone'.
The Girls They Leave Behind Them
Too Late for Copenhagen
Quite Alone [xxiv]
23/7/1864
Britannia's Head for Figures
Our Little Friends
Based in part upon Thomas Lamb Phipson, Utilisation of Minute Life, Being Practical Studies on Insects, Crustacea, Mollusca, Worms, Polypes, Infusoria and Sponges (London: Groombridge and Sons, 1864).