We find that Carlyle in his student-life manifested many of those strong moral characteristics which are the attributes of all his heroes.

She had been a pupil of Edward Irving, who had introduced his friend Carlyle to her.

There are two widely different judgments of Carlyle as a man and a writer.

Perhaps no Englishman, with the possible exceptions of Julius Hare and Coleridge,the latter then a broken-down old man,had at that time so profound an acquaintance as Carlyle with German literature, which was his food and life during the seven years' retirement on his moorland farm.

He was supported, moreover, by a rare circle of friends,Edward Irving, Southey, Sterling, Landor, Leigh Hunt, Dickens, Mill, Tennyson, Browning, and, most helpful of all, Emerson, who had visited Carlyle at Craigenputtoch in 1833.

Mallory,wasn't that the sentimental young man, with wispy hair, a tallowy skin, and big, sweaty hands, who used to be spouting Carlyle on the 'reading evenings' at Shelldrake's?

In excuse of which we may quote Mr. Carlyle against himself, reminding him of a saying of Goethe once bepraised by him in print: "We must take care of the beautiful, for the useful will take care of itself.

His work has been to put this romantic, historical, and genuine sympathy inspired by Scott, Wordsworth, and Carlyle into a new understanding of the arts of form.

At the wish of his parents, who intended Carlyle for the ministry, he endured this hateful school life till 1809, when he entered Edinburgh University.

To actually own a Carlyle of Bucclough will be a sweet revenge.

For gallant services rendered to the Colony, and unselfish devotion to Mistress Dorothy Fairfax, I release Geoffry Carlyle from servitude, pending advices from England; I also grant parole to these seamen, on condition they remain within our jurisdiction until this judgment can be confirmed, and full pardons issued.

Thomas Carlyle After a photograph from life Thomas Babington Macaulay After a photograph by Maule, London.