Rye, locality of “Denis Duval,” 288-315; old shipyards, 304, 306; old gardens, 304-306; haunt of artists, 306-308; birthplace of Fletcher, 309; landscape beauties, 313-315; Romney Marsh, 314. St. Leonards, 278, 285. St. Paul’s, cathedral of, 4. Salisbury, the cathedral, 117, 118; Stonehenge, 118, 119; Wilton House, 119, 120. Scott, Sir Walter, 290; locality of “Woodstock,” 221, 222. Serpentine, bridge over, 17, 18. Shakespeare, William, 14; Warwickshire his country, 88, 213, 214; his clowns, 201; Dame Quickly’s ale-house identified, 201; a garden setting for his comedies, 216. Shanklin, 254. “Sir Roger de Coverley,” visualized at Porlock, 105. Skirrid, the, 246, 247. Somerset, 104, 105. Stokesay, 236; the castle, 237-240. Stonehenge, 118, 119. Strand, first walk in, 6; Exeter Hall, 6, 7. Stratford, 201; ideal home for a scholar, 214; a modern house in, 215. Suffolk, locality of “David Copperfield,” 317-319; Dunwich, 320-330; Aldeburgh, 323, 324; Wesselton, 325, 326. Swinburne, Algernon Charles, 323. Temple Bar, 5; Dr. Johnson’s first glimpse, 79. Thackeray, William Makepeace, locality of “Denis Duval,” 288-315; “Lovel the Widower,” 288; Adventures of Philip, 288; “Henry Esmond,” 289; “The Roundabout Papers,” 295, 296. Thames River, 15; beauties of, 40-42; penny steamboats on, 142, 164, 165. Vandyck, Anthony, pictures at Warwick Castle, 90, 91; portraits at Wilton House, 119, 120. Ventnor, 251-253. Warwick, 89; the castle, 89-91; Leicester’s Hospital, 210-212. Warwickshire, 87, 88; centre of English life, 197; Kenilworth, 198-201; an old rectory, 201-207; a Sunday in, 204, 205; pretty girls of, 207, 208; conservatism of, 208-210; charitable institutions, 210-213; Stratford, 214, 215; Broughton Castle, 219, 220; Compton Wyniates, 220; Wroxton Abbey, 222, 223. Wells, the cathedral, 107-112; the close, 112; Bishop’s Palace, 113, 114; beautiful church of St. Cuthbert, 114; Glastonbury Abbey, 115-117. Wesley, John, his last sermon at Winchelsea, 309. Wesselton, 325, 326. Westminster, impressive towers of, 18, 23. Westminster Abbey, Browning in, 51-59; Easter service at, 135. Winchelsea, locality of “Denis Duval,” 288-315; inroads of the sea, 302; her great church, 302, 303; plans for expansion, 303, 304; Wesley’s last sermon preached at, 309; sea-fight with Spaniards in, 310; atmospheric and colour effects at, 312, 313. “Woodstock,” its locality, 221, 222.