The motherless Christabel in her time of danger dreams a beautiful truth of this divinely governed world: "But this she knows, in joys and woes, That saints will aid if men will call: For the blue sky bends over all.

From Sept. 25th to Oct. 6th he made an excursion with his daughter Christabel to Scarborough, Whitby, &c., and again spent a few days at Barrow House.

Forced to put Mrs. Pankhurst and the Pethick Lawrences into the luxurious category of political prisoners, next to release them altogether, and finally to liberate their humblest followers, their hunger-strike on behalf of whose equal treatment set a new standard of military chivalry, the Government succeeded only in investing the vanished Christabel with a new glamour.

" Sir Walter having composed the first two or three stanzas of the poemtaking for his model the Christabel of Coleridgeshowed them to two friends, "whose talents might have raised them to the highest station in literature, had they not preferred exerting them in their own profession of the law, in which they attained equal preferment.