syndicate letters, 260; colorful functions in St. Peter’s, 260-261; an audience with Queen Margherita, 261-263; home in Palazzo Rusticucci, 264-265; summer in Rome, 266-267; round of social amenities, 267-269; Lenten services, 270; year of travel, 271-282; in Paris, 271-272; Egypt and the Nile, 272-273; Assouan, 273; Jaffa and Palestine, 274-275; in Italy, 273; Emperor William II at the theater, 275-276; through Germany and Austria, 276-278; Wagner operas at Bayreuth, 278-279; the charm of Holland, 279; in London, 280; Scotland, 280-281; glimpses of Queen Victoria, 281; back in Paris, 281; return to Rome, 283; her mother’s last visit to Rome, 283-289; Christmas in Rome, 283; tea with a _gobbo_, 284; meets Hall Caine, 285; the war with Spain, 287; Villegas’ portrait of her mother, 288; her mother’s return home, 289; letter from her mother, 289; and the Church of Rome, 290; a trip to Capri, 291-292; beauty of the island, 291; and Henry James, 294; dawn of the twentieth century in Rome, 295; the Boer War, 295, 297-298; and the Duke of Cambridge, 296-297; dismantling the terrace, 299-300; Queen Margherita at the studio, 300-301; the Boxer Rebellion, 302, 306; a gift from the Queen, 303; American pilgrims in Rome, 303; assassination of King Umberto, 303-305; closing the home in Rome, 306; the mural decoration for the Boston Public Library, 307; letter from Henry James, 307-308; a second “dawn” of the twentieth century, 309; at New England Woman’s Club, 310; abroad again, 310; Athens, 310-311; audience with Queen Olga, 311; in England, 312; art and literary work in Cornish, 312-313; completion of “Dr. Howe and His Famous Pupil Laura Bridgman”, 314; her “Roma Beata” and “Two in Italy”, 314; characteristic letter from Henry James, 315-316; letter from Theodore Roosevelt, 317; on the Russo-Japanese War, 317; the great mosque at Cordova, 317; High Mass at the Seville Cathedral, 318; a visit to Villegas in Madrid, 318-320; in Rome, 320-329; the new home, 322; Thanksgiving Day in Rome, 322-323; Christmas and Befana, 324; the earthquake in Sicily, 326-329; work for relief of the sufferers, 327-329; completion of “Diana of the Tides”, 329; return to Boston, 329; suggested memorial to her father, 330; on the development of Italy, 331-332; founds the Circolo Italiano in Boston, 333; a successful test of aviation in Rome, 334-335; Washington in 1910, 336-343; changes in the city, 336; Henry Adams and his intimates, 337-339; meets President Taft and the Cabinet, 339-342; in Washington in 1912, 343-344; Roosevelt and the nomination, 344-345; death of her mother and tributes to, 346; letter from Roosevelt, 346-347; a call from Roosevelt, 347; production of her mother’s “Hippolytus”, 347-348; a week in Contoocook, 348; calls on Roosevelt in New York, 349-350;