[11] _Præterita_, vol. iii. pp. 44-6. _Fors_, Letter LXXVI.

[14] Notably in the address and Turner drawing presented by distinguished men on his 80th birthday.

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[19] See _Fors_, LXXVI, March 1877, vol. iv. p. 69.

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[23] See also _Fors_, Letter LXVI, vol. vi. p. 172.

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[27] This reference is known to refer chiefly to Francesca Alexander and her mother at Florence. Not improbably, also, to the Misses Beever at Coniston.

[30] _Fors_, Letter LXXV, § 21. Notes and Correspondence.

[33] _Fors_, Letter XXXI, § 18, and also Letter LXVII, § 10.

[36] See also _Fors_, Letter LXV and Letter XLIV, also Letter XL for an amusing account of the edifying Bible story of Joab and Abner; and very numerous other passages.

[39] _General Statement as to the Nature and Purpose of the St. George’s Guild_, p. 12, 1882.

[40] _Sheepfolds_: in _On the Old Road_, vol. ii. p. 259.

[44] _Modern Painters_, vol. iii. p. 57 (iv. 4) (1856).

[45] _Crown of Wild Olive_, Introduction, p. 17.

[48] _Unto This Last_, Libr. ed. § 53, _n._, small ed. p. 97, and _Stones of Venice_, iii. 168. This last passage was written just after the Repeal of the Corn Laws, when the question was hot.

[51] See the privately printed Dialogue on _Gold_; Library ed. vol. xvii. p. 491, written in 1863, and the letter to _The Times_, on p. 489.

[52] _Unto This Last_, Libr. ed. § 58, small ed. pp. 109, 110.

[53] _Unto This Last_, § 60, small ed. p. 114.

[54] _Unto This Last_, Libr. ed. § 55, small ed. p. 103. See also § 1.

[55] Letter to Dr. John Brown, Libr. ed. vol. xvii. p. lxxxii.

[56] Note to _A Disciple of Plato_, by Wm. Smart, p. 48, Libr. ed., xviii, lxxxiii.

[57] _Principles of Economics_, Bk. I. chap. vii. § 3.

[60] _Unsettled Questions of Political Economy_, Essay V, 1884, and earlier in the _Westminster Review_.

[62] _Unto This Last_, §§ 61-64, Libr. ed.; small ed. pp. 118-127.

[65] _Unto This Last_, § 29, or pp. 43, 44.

[66] See in continuation of this the Apologue of the two sailors: _Unto This Last_, pp. 49-57 or § 33-7.

[67] _Unto This Last_, Libr. ed. § 28, or pp. 41, 42 in small ed.

[70] By Graham Wallas, in his book with that title. See later in this chapter on Ruskin’s Bishops, p. 141.

[73] _Unto This Last_, § 53, small ed. pp. 96-8.

[76] Ruskin’s disciple, the late Professor Wm. Smart of Glasgow, has written a book to show that there may be no supply price to wages.