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A Fortnight in Ireland ,
A Day-Dream
Plato upon Poetry
Das Kind Der Sorge. (The CMld of SQ1'row,)
Chess and Mathematics
"The Coming of the Equinox"
Auvice to a Young Curate
,The Havern Hunt
A Few Words on University Studies
Attica, (a Translation from Sophocles)
-. The Boating Mania
..... On the Advantages of being in the Wrong
Song
Autobiography of a Goosequill
A Word more on University Studies
A Vision ,
'Scraps from the Note-Book of Percival Oakley
Typhoeus ,
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- A Coincidence
Spl'ing and Autumn
... Debating Societies
Our Emigrant
Past and Future
,.. The Sunbeam
_ A Word for Wanderers
CONTF..NTS.
- Home from the Easter "Voluntary"
An Autumn Night
'-Scraps from the N?te-Book of Percival Oakley, cont-inued
�Bores
-Correspondence
Our Emigrant. Part n.
Philoctetes in Lemnos
Double Honours
My - .
The Total Eclipse of 1860
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Elegiacs . 187
� Scraps from the Note-Book of Percival Oakley, continued 188
Dungeon Ghyll 196
Expel'iences 199
nOTva :EEhava 202
-Our Chronicle. Michaelmas Term, 1860
.....correspondence
• Fellow-Feeling
Fireside MemOl'ies
, Scraps from the Nota-Book of Percival Oakley, concluded
Zephyrus .
Shelley and lEschylus
Ariadne
Steetley Ruined Church, Derbyshire
The Questionist's Dream
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Homer Odyss: V.43-75
Of Man, and more particularly that stage of his life called the Freshman's
.-Our Chronicle. Lent Term, 1861
How to deal with the Bucolic Mind. No. 1. Village Schools
_ Spenser describeth a Grass-cutting Machine
A Day's Ramble in South Yorkshire •
Translated from the German of S,chiller
Dissenters and Fellowships
The New Zealand Fairies
Municipal Development in the 19th Century
Owen's New Classification of Mammals
The Wounded Knight
On the Advantages of belonging to the Lower Orders of Society. A Fragment
Our Seventh Jubilee
_ Our Chronicle. Easter Term, 1861
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Prontispiece- View of tlie New Chapel, St. Jolm's College.
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Three Days among the Alps of Dauphine 1
Our College Friends 14
l"i Our Emigrant. Part Ill. " . '. 18
Thetis 37 ,"
After-Hall Reflections • . ; . 39
Hope ... 43
Johnian Worthies. No.1. Roger .A.8cliam 45
XL VI. To himself, at Spring's coming, (Gatullu8) 58
Lost 59
The Cloud 64
Our Chronicle 65
Notes, brief, but multifarious, of a Winter in Madeira '" 69'
Our College Friends (Second Group) 80l
How tq deal with the Bucolic Mind, No. lI. Village Clubs 83
A Few Words about some of the Earliest Inhabitants of Europe 88
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Rome in 1860
Sturbridge Fail'
Letters from the East
Bridal Song
Our Chronicle
A Fortnight in Sicily
The Picture
Translations, New and Old
The Scentless Rose
Reviews and their Victims
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Our College Friends (Final Group)
From Zermatt to Zinal and back
The Moral Sense
Our Chronicle
Christmas and the New Year
A Note on the Bower in I illnone'
A Ghost Story
VU'gil, Georgic II. 458, 499
A Day with the Fitzfungus Foxhounds
A (Bachelor's) Farewell
Salutations
An April Squall
Remarks on Physiognomy
11 Phyllida amo ante alias"
Slaves versus Hands
Our Chronicle
Letters from the East.-II. Monghyr
nOTNIA Nl'13:
My Favourite Scotch Village
The Stroke's Dream
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A Ghost Story. (Continuedfrom pa.qe 204)
The Return of the Twilight
Naples and Lake Avernus
The Alpine Club Man
A Long Vacation Trip
Om' Chronicle
In the May Term
The Last Sigh of the Bachelor
How to deal with the Bucolic Mind, No Ill, Village Festivals
Chidher. (From the GM'man)
A Ghost Story, (Continued from page 273)
The Lady Margaret 5th Boat, May, 1863
Two Pictures (" Home," and" The Silve?' C01'd Loosed")
Our Chronicle
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Page 276, for I stray stress,' read 'stray tress.' .. 286, .. 'before zero,' .. 'below zero.'
THE EA GLE.
THREE DAYS AMONG THE ALPS OF DAUPHINE.
THE summer of 1860 will not be soon forgotten by Alpine Tourists, and many successful seasons must pass by,
before the dismal impressions of wet days and unsuccessful expeditions are effaced from their memory. As ill luck would have it, I had arranged to spend part of my summer Vacation in exploring the unfrequented districts of the Alps of Dauphine, and I started with the hope of being the first to plant my foot upon more than one hitherto unsealed peak. All this was frustrated by the bad weather, which, bad enough in a frequented country, where the inns are good and the passes well known, is intolerable in a desolate and unexplored district like Dauphine. The consequence was, that after a stay of about ten days I was driven out of the country by the weather, having only succeeded in one expedition during the whole time. Still though unsuccessful in the two great things I had hoped to effect, the ascents of Mont Pelvoux and Monte Viso, I had added largely to my stock of alpine experiences-and met with a few adventures, one of which will form the subject of the following Paper.
The country of which I have spoken, has already been introduced to the readers of The Eagle in a paper· entitled" Our
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VOL. Ill. B
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Frontispiece-Purtrait of Lady JJlm·.IJ!!/'et.
rAOil:
A Ghost Story (concluded FOIn page 345, Vol. Ill.) 1
Mathematics-A Satire 7
JltErA ElBA-ION, MErA KAKON 10
The DOll 15
The Queen's English 17
Meditations of a Classical Man on a Mathematical Paper
during a late �ellowship Examination 37
Our Library Staircase 39
The Lady Margaret Foul', Nov. 1863 51
A LeUff 55
"On the Well of a Jaunting Car" 56
Our Chronicle 58
An Ascent of the Grivola 65
A Legend of Bal'l1well Abbey 72
The Principles of Psalmsinging (with illustl'ation) 'i8
Letters from the East. IlL-From Monghyr to Darjeeling 83
The Lady Margaret Sixth Boat. Lent, 1864 D9
Lady Mal'garet 102
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A Valentine
Our Chronicle
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Lady Margaret (continued f?'om page 115)
A Lesson of Life
Liberty, A Dialogue
Psyche
Walking
" Suave Mal"e Magnum"
The Sixth of May, 1864
NHNEMOl: AlA
Our Chronicle (with ill�tst?'ation)
A Voyage to the Australian Statioil
On the Prospect of Admitting Women to the University.
Italy
Psyche (continued from page 163)
"Quid Femina Possit"
Bella, Horrida Bella
Of Puns
"Up" in the "Long;" or, a Soliloquy by a Senior Soph Quis Desiderio
Our Chronicle
On some Remains of the Hospital of St. John the Evangelist
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at Cambridge (with engraving) 253 Glass Painting 265 The Fairy Dance
Rome
A Few words about Church Psalmody (with ilhtst?'ation) A Valentine Lady Margaret (continuedfrom page 136) Charnde
Meminissc Juvabat Our Chronicle
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Richard Cob den
"Nunc te Bacche Canam "
The Nineteenth Century
AMOIBAIA
CON'l'E1<TS.
Euripides. Hippolytus 732-775
Lady Margaret (concluded from page 304)
Mutat Terra Vices
Con�erning Mesmerism
The Doom of Diaz
Of Alliteration
OU1' Chronicle
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Paul Louis Courier
Ion's Morning Hymn
Hobert Browning
The Devil to Pay
CON TEN '1' S.
Alpine Travel and Alpine Accidents
An Italian Picture
Scratchings from Australia
In Camum
Father Camus
The Senior Fellow
Our Clll'onicle
Paul Louis Courier (continued from p. 14)
Gul u Bulbulj or, the Nightingale and the Rose
Robel't Browning (continued from p. 28)
HYlas. Theocr. Id. XIII.
The Confessions of an Old Don
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The Worm i' the Bud • 112
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In Memoriam
Our Chronicle
COl'iTENTS.
Professor Adams' Rccent Discoyeries in Astronomy
Joy and Sorrow
The Man in Gray
Adonidis Epitaphium. From Bion Id. I.
RelJollections of a Christmas at Rome
A Romaunt of Normandy
Tennyson's Enoch Arden
A May Term Memory
Our Chronicle
The Character of Henry VIII.
A Ballad·
The Picture Gallery:
I. The Bore
n. The Absent Man
Sorrow and Joy
Reminiscences of our Town
Diyan I Hflfiz
Our Chronicle
Casimir Delavigne
Translations from the Sabrinm Corolla
The Education of Women
The Fishermen
The Land of the Famous
Unequal Friendship
Murder!
The Gift
Relen of Argos
Congratulatory Lines to M. F. T. on the ·Publication of his
New Volu.me of Poems
Our Chronicle
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Freedom of Worship
Tria Tempora
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Education of the Lower Classcs
The Wave
'1'ennyson's Aylmer's Field, and othcr poems
Charade
Our Picture Gallery:
Ill. The Enterprising Man
Our Chronicle
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English Character and the Sea
The Bandit of Bohemia; or tlle KnilYe of Hart7-
Too Late
Charlemagne and Napoleon
Don Fel1lando Gomersalez (Grrecc redditum)
Our Chronicle
HelUY Fielding
Italia Libcrata
A Virginian R:\lnble
C�ssandra
Slrafrord in Ireland
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A Tour Dehra Doon
Our Chronicle
Hamlet. An Analysis
The Lesson of the Flowers
A Wandering Eaglet. Flight the First.-Nuremberg
A Hundred Miles in a Leaky Canoe .
Our Chronicle
Hamlet. An Analysis (contil1lled fro171 p. J64) .
The Song of the Pipe
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A Wandering Eaglet. l:light tlle Second.-Across Belgium (con-
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221 Turgidus AJpinus
A Study from Morte D'Arthnr 225
Idle Words 243
New Poems by Matthew Arnolcl 244
Our Chronicle 250
The Ghosts we Raised.-A Reminiscence 2Si
Despair 285
New Poems by Matthew Al11old.-Part H. 286
SU' Gareth 2')2
From London to Sadowa.-Letter 1. 30L
A Poem 307
Our Chronicle 308
The Ghosts ,ye Raif,c(l.-A Reminisccnce (contillued fr01ll p. 284) 313
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A Dead Hero
A Visit to the Grande Chartrcuse
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The Prophet of Love
The New Chapel and the Consecration of it
The Stream of Tears
Our Clu-onicle
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