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viii. Regina Montium. Other titles, “Red Righi” or “The Red Righi,” and “Isola San Michele,” or “Verona” (see Dilecta, III. vi.).

ix. The Hunter’s Rock. A note in MS. adds, “The rock of marble between Lucca and Pisa, where Ugolino dreamed he was hunting”; and on other lists is added, “Last of Lucca,” “Pisa and Lucca.” “Looking down on Pisa” was also a possible title.

x. Fairies’ Hollow. MS. note adds, “At Chamouni, my last happy days there with old Couttet and Rosie’s last letters.”

xi. Shakespeare’s Cliff. MS. adds, “Early Dover returned to. Summing of literary purpose. Last review of England.” One list has for this chapter “Boulogne Sands,” or (but struck out) “Colwith Force.”

xii. Calais Pier. MS. adds, “Early France returned to and ended with. Last review of France.”

“DILECTA,” VOL. III.

i. Golden Water.

ii. Dash, Thistle, and Maude¹ (or Wisie, or Bramble). See s. Præterita, III. ii. iv.

iii. Ara Celi. MS. notes, “Love, the Altar of Heaven, Rule of Life. Love, the Rule of Life.”

iv. Schaffhausen, or Brave Galloway (Scott, Edinburgh). See below, s. vi.

v. Rose Fluor. (My own mineralogical life and study. Crossthwaite. Couttet.)

vi. Verona (Final work there in 1869 before taking Oxford professorship) or Schaffhausen. See above, s. iv.

vii. The Jungfrau.

viii. The Bay of Uri. (Lucerne.)

ix. St. Martin’s Porch. (Lucca Porch.)

x. St. Martin’s Bridge. (Sallenches.)

xi. St. Martin’s Chapel. (Canterbury.)

xii. Notre Dame of the Isle. In one list “La Sainte Chapelle.”

Yet another scheme carries the book down to 1882. In its actual form it comes down in some sort to 1864. Of later (or in some cases somewhat earlier) date would have been chapters on some of these:-

Boulogne SandsMarie of the Giessbach

MilanKeswick

MornexAbbeville

LucerneVerona

The Crystal PalaceMatlock

In the next scheme these chapters, covering the years 1860-1870, were to have been compressed into five; and the series then continued:-

6. 1872. Carpaccio’s Chapel10. 1876. Domo d’Ossola

7. 1874. The Sacristan’s Cell11. 1878. The Vision

8. 1874. Broadlands12. 1882. Monti di Lucca

9. 1875. The Vale of Thame

¹ [Ruskin’s dogs; for a note upon them, see above, p. 502 n.]

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