[4] The passages were: Exod. xv, xx; 2 Sam. i. 17; 1 Kings viii; Ps. xxiii, xxxii, xc, xci, ciii, cxii, cxix, cxxxix; Prov. ii, iii, viii, xii; Is. lviii; Matt. v, vi, vii; Acts xxvi; 1 Cor. xiii, xv; James iv; Rev. v, vi. See _Præterita_ for all this. [5] For his actual experience of prayer, see the incident of 1845 in _Præterita_, vol. ii. pp. 260, 261. [6] _Præterita_, iii. 28. [7] _Præterita_, III. i. 32-34. Also referred to in _Munera Pulveris_, App. V. [8] _Præterita_, vol. iii. p. 39. [9] Id. p. 41. [10] Id. p. 48. [11] _Præterita_, vol. iii. pp. 44-6. _Fors_, Letter LXXVI. [12] _Fors_, Letter LXXVI. [13] Letter XII, p. 3. [14] Notably in the address and Turner drawing presented by distinguished men on his 80th birthday. [15] _Fors_, Letter XLII. [16] Pp. 189-190. [17] _Lectures on Art_, p. 50. [18] _Lectures on Art_, p. 52. [19] See _Fors_, LXXVI, March 1877, vol. iv. p. 69. [20] See Epilogue. [21] Letter LXIII, vol. vi. p. 89. [22] _Fors_, Letter LXI, p. 7, note. [23] See also _Fors_, Letter LXVI, vol. vi. p. 172. [24] _On the Old Road_, vol. ii. p. 388. [25] _Fors_, XCII, 1883. [26] Id. XCII, vol. viii. p. 205. [27] This reference is known to refer chiefly to Francesca Alexander and her mother at Florence. Not improbably, also, to the Misses Beever at Coniston. [28] Letter XLIX. [29] Letter LV. [30] _Fors_, Letter LXXV, § 21. Notes and Correspondence. [31] _Time and Tide_, p. 71. [32] _Sheepfolds_, p. 269. [33] _Fors_, Letter XXXI, § 18, and also Letter LXVII, § 10. [34] _Sheepfolds_, p. 271. [35] _Fors_, Letter XXXV, § 3. [36] See also _Fors_, Letter LXV and Letter XLIV, also Letter XL for an amusing account of the edifying Bible story of Joab and Abner; and very numerous other passages. [37] _Fors_, Letter XXXVI, § 3. [38] _On the Old Road_, vol. ii. p. 253. [39] _General Statement as to the Nature and Purpose of the St. George’s Guild_, p. 12, 1882. [40] _Sheepfolds_: in _On the Old Road_, vol. ii. p. 259. [41] _Sheepfolds_, p. 259. [42] _Sheepfolds_, p. 267. [43] _Sheepfolds_, p. 283. [44] _Modern Painters_, vol. iii. p. 57 (iv. 4) (1856). [45] _Crown of Wild Olive_, Introduction, p. 17. [46] _Fors_, Letter XX. [47] _Eagle’s Nest_, p. 139. [48] _Unto This Last_, Libr. ed. § 53, _n._, small ed. p. 97, and _Stones of Venice_, iii. 168. This last passage was written just after the Repeal of the Corn Laws, when the question was hot. [49] _Time and Tide_, Letter I, p. 5. [50] _Unto This Last_, p. 97 _n._ [51] See the privately printed Dialogue on _Gold_; Library ed. vol. xvii. p. 491, written in 1863, and the letter to _The Times_, on p. 489. [52] _Unto This Last_, Libr. ed. § 58, small ed. pp. 109, 110. [53] _Unto This Last_, § 60, small ed. p. 114. [54] _Unto This Last_, Libr. ed. § 55, small ed. p. 103. See also § 1. [55] Letter to Dr. John Brown, Libr. ed. vol. xvii. p. lxxxii.