the constant truthe that liued within his brest; his hearty loue, not his unhappy case to fall to such as standen in your grace.

In London we have a more attractive though smaller derivative of the great days of Florentine building, in Standen's wool shop in Jermyn Street.

As an example of the good advice Mr. Dodgson used to give his young friends, the following letter to Miss Isabel Standen will serve excellently: Eastbourne, Aug. 4, 1885.

One of his little friends, Miss Isabel Standen, has sent me the following account of her first meeting with him: We met for the first time in the Forbury Gardens, Reading.

Mrs. Thomas E. Fellows (C); 16Mar71; R502312. STANDEN, ANTHONY. Insect invaders.

Anthony Standen (A); 11Jan71; R498142.

By Florence Arfmann & Nika Standen, pseud. of <pb id='531.png' /> Nita Hazelton.

By Anthony Standen.

Anthony Standen (A); 22Nov77; R677609. R677610.

Mrs. Thomas E. Fellows (C); 16Mar71; R502312. STANDEN, ANTHONY. Insect invaders.

Anthony Standen (A); 11Jan71; R498142.

By Florence Arfmann & Nika Standen, pseud. of <pb id='531.png' /> Nita Hazelton.

By Anthony Standen.

Anthony Standen (A); 22Nov77; R677609. R677610.