CHARM _74_ CARAVANS _75_ THE SUBURBS _76_ THE CONCERTO _77_ SOMEWHERE _78_ THE PLATITUDE _79_ THE FETISH _80_ THE ECHO _81_ THE SCAVENGER _82_ THE HOT-BED _83_ APHASIA _84_ MAGIC _85_ MRS. BACKE _86_ WHISKERS _87_ THE SPELLING LESSON _88_ JEUNESSE _89_ HANGING ON _90_ SUPERANNUATION _91_ AT THE CLUB _92_ DELAY _93_ SMILES _94_ THE DAWN _95_ THE PEAR _96_ INSOMNIA _97_ READING PHILOSOPHY _98_ MORAL TRIUMPH _99_ A VOW _100_ THE SPRINGS OF ACTION _101_ IN THE CAGE _102_ SHRINKAGE _103_ VOICES _104_ EVANESCENCE _105_ COMPLACENCY _106_ MY PORTRAIT _107_ THE RATIONALIST _108_ THOUGHTS _109_ PHRASES _110_ DISENCHANTMENT _111_ ASK ME NO MORE _112_ FAME _113_ NEWS ITEMS _114_ JOY _115_ IN ARCADY _116_ WORRIES _117_ THINGS TO WRITE _118_ PROPERTY _119_ IN A FIX _120_ VERTIGO _122_ THE EVIL EYE _123_ THE EPITHET _124_ THE GARDEN PARTY _125_ WELTSCHMERZ _126_ BOGEYS _127_ LIFE-ENHANCEMENT _129_ ECLIPSE _130_ THE PYRAMID _131_ THE FULL MOON _132_ LUTON _133_ THE DANGER OF GOING TO CHURCH _134_ THE SONNET _136_ WELTANSCHAUUNG _137_ THE ALIEN _138_ HYPOTHESES _139_ THE ARGUMENT _140_ A GREETING 'What funny clothes you wear, dear Readers! And your hats! The thought of your hats does make me laugh. And I think your sex-theories quite horrid.'