And so Love dies. Ah no! it is not so! For locked in Death’s white arms Love lies secure In changeless sleep that knows no dream of change. ’Tis Life not Death that works Love’s overthrow, For while Life lasts what love is safe or sure When each day tells of passionate hearts grown strange? J. C. C. 1890. GLASGOW: PRINTED AT THE UNIVERSITY PRESS BY ROBERT MACLEHOSE AND CO. LTD. Transcriber’s Notes Note: In The Table of Contents, ‘IX Social Occasions p115’ is entitled ‘Entertainment’ in the body of the book. Page 12: changed, of his sisters’--shaken to of his sister’s--shaken Page 41: changed, me some grapes, to me some grapes,’ Page 44: changed, surburban to suburban Page 73: changed, flummuxed to flummoxed Page 88: changed, ‘Wall Sir, I hope’ to ‘Well Sir, I hope’ Page 126: changed, opportunites to opportunities Page 136: added the word ‘whom’-the centre around whom the children Page 136: changed, children, criminals _and women_.” to children, criminals _and women_.’ Page 170: changed, horsesmen to horsemen