4/5. Observations concerning the habits of the Cerceris and the cause of the long preservation of the coleoptera with which it provisions its larvae.--"Annales de Sc. natur.," 4th series, 1855. 4/6. "Souvenirs entomologiques," 10th series, chapter 22. 4/7. "I had only one idea: to free myself, to leave the lycée, where, not being a fellow, I was treated as a subordinate. An inspector-general told me frankly one day, 'You will never amount to anything if you are not a fellow' (agrégé). 'These distinctions disgust me,' I replied." (Conversations.) 4/8. To his brother, from Ajaccio, 14th January, 1850. 4/9. Inquiries respecting the tubercles of Himantoglossum hircinum. Thesis in Botany, 1855. 4/10. Inquiries respecting the anatomy of the reproductive organs, and the developments of the Myriapoda. Thesis in Zoology, 1855. 4/11. Prize for experimental physiology, 1856. 4/12. Letter to Léon Dufour, 1st February, 1857. 4/13. "The Origin of Species," 1857 (?), translated by Barbier, page 15. 4/14. "Souvenirs entomologiques," 1st series, chapter 1, and 5th series, chapter 1. 4/15. Id., 1st series, chapter 16. 4/16. Id., 1st series, chapter one. 4/17. Henry Devillario, magistrate at Carpentras, where he performed his duties as juge d'instruction until his death. A notable collector and distinguished publicist. Dr. Bordone, to-day at Frontignan. Vayssières, professor of Zoology in the faculty of sciences at Marseilles. 4/18. "Souvenirs entomologiques," 1st series, chapter 13. 4/19. He was subject in his youth to violent headaches, "which sometimes developed into a cerebral fever," as well as strange nervous troubles: "A few days ago I was attacked, at night, with a sudden nervous illness, of a terrifying nature, which I have not as yet been able to identify." To his brother, 3rd September, 1848. Severe disappointment or annoyance always had a great effect upon him; on the occasion of his first marriage he fell into a sort of cataleptic condition as a result of the opposition of his parents and relations, who sought to oppose it. (Conversations with his brother.) 4/20. "Souvenirs entomologiques" 9th series, chapter 23. 4/21. Id., 10th series, chapter 22. 4/22. Letter to Lèon Dufour, 1st February, 1857. "Steps have been taken to obtain for me the post of drawing-master (maître des travaux graphiques). If they succeed, thanks to the little talent I have for drawing, my salary will reach a reasonable figure, 120 pounds sterling, and I can then, by giving up these abominable private lessons, cultivate rather more seriously the studies into which you have initiated me." Communicated by M. Achard. 4/23. "Souvenirs entomologiques" 10th series, chapter 22. 4/24. Oubreto Prouvençalo. La Cigale et la Fourmi. 4/25. Lavisse. A minister. Victor Duruy. 4/26. Letter to the municipal councillors of Avignon. 4/27. J. Stuart Mill, "Autobiography," chapter 6. 4/28. I have visited this house; nothing, at all events outside, has changed in the least.