thought by which it was introduced was subsequently abandoned. The two fines are as follows:
Give him new nerves with old experience'"
—a recipe that many (were it possible) would fain adopt.
1865.
On a Spiteful Letter. Once-a-Week, December, 1865.
Reprinted, with considerable alterations, in the Library Edition of Tennyson's Works, 1872.
1866-1867.
Tennysoniana. With a set of the cancelled leaves, as first printed. London: B. M. Pickering, dark cloth boards, uncut. 1866-1867.
(Very few copies with the cancelled leaves were preserved.)
A Second Edition, much enlarged, was issued in 1879, and contained a Sonnet of the Poet on Cambridge University, found in MS. in a volume of "Poems" in the Dyce Collection at South Kensington Museum.
1867.
The Window: or, The Loves of the Wrens. By Alfred Tennyson, D.C.L.,
