AMATEUR POACHER. Smith and Elder, 1881. WILD LIFE IN A SOUTHERN COUNTY. Smith and Elder, 1879. 1 vol. GREENE FERNE FARM. Smith and Elder, 1880. 1 vol. HODGE AND HIS MASTERS. Smith and Elder, 1880. 2 vols. ROUND ABOUT A GREAT ESTATE. Smith and Elder, 1880. 1 vol. WOOD MAGIC. Cassell, 1881. 1 vol. BEVIS. Sampson Low and Co., 1882. 3 vols. NATURE NEAR LONDON. Chatto and Windus, 1883. 1 vol. STORY OF MY HEART. Longmans, 1883. 1 vol. THE DEWY MORN. Chapman and Hall, 1884. 2 vol. novel. LIFE OF THE FIELDS. Chatto and Windus, 1884. 1 vol. RED-DEER. Longmans, 1884. 1 vol. AFTER LONDON. Cassell, 1885. 1 vol. THE OPEN AIR. Chatto and Windus, 1885. 1 vol. AMARYLLIS AT THE FAIR. Sampson Low and Co., 1887. 1 vol. APPENDIX II. LIST OF PAPERS STILL UNPUBLISHED. MY OLD VILLAGE. _Longman's Magazine_, October, 1887. HOURS OF SPRING. _Longman's Magazine_, 1885. APRIL GOSSIP. _St. James's Gazette._ SOME APRIL SWEETS. _Pall Mall Gazette._ THE MAKERS OF SUMMER. _Pall Mall Gazette._ WALKS IN THE WHEATFIELDS. _English Illustrated Magazine._ SOMERSET IN JUNE. _English Illustrated Magazine_, October, 1887. BIRDS' NESTS. _St. James's Gazette._ FIELD SPORTS IN ART. _Art Journal._ NATURE IN THE LOUVRE. _Magazine of Art._ NATURE AND BOOKS. _Fortnightly Review._ BUCKHURST PARK. _Standard._ COUNTRY PLACES. _Manchester Guardian._ THE JULY GRASS. _Pall Mall Gazette._ THE COUNTRY-SIDE. _Manchester Guardian._ WINDS OF HEAVEN. _Chambers' Journal._ THE COUNTRY SUNDAY. _Longman's Magazine_, June, 1887. SWALLOW-TIME. _Standard._ HOUSE-MARTINS. _Standard._ AMONG THE NUTS. _Standard._ LOCALITY AND NATURE. _Pall Mall Gazette._ FIELD WORDS AND WAYS. _Chambers' Journal._ COTTAGE IDEAS. _Chambers' Journal._ STEAM ON COUNTRY ROADS. _Standard._ THE TIME OF YEAR. _Pall Mall Gazette._ MIXED DAYS OF MAY AND DECEMBER. _Pall Mall Gazette._ JUST BEFORE WINTER. _Chambers' Journal._ MY CHAFFINCH. _Pall Mall Gazette._ APPENDIX III. LETTER TO THE _TIMES_, NOVEMBER, 1872. SIR,--The Wiltshire agricultural labourer is not so highly paid as those of Northumberland, nor so low as those of Dorset; but in the amount of his wages, as in intelligence and general position, he may fairly be taken as an average specimen of his class throughout a large portion of the kingdom.