CHAPTER I {would be CHAPTER XXIV, if numbered from beginning of Vol. I}
    "But there is matter for another rhyme; And I to this would add another tale." WORDSWORTH.
    "And how do Miss and Madam do; The little boy, and all? All tight and well? and how do you, Good Mr. What-do-you-call?" COWPER.
    {William Wordsworth (English poet, 1770-1850), "Poems of the Imagination: Hart-Leap Well" lines 95-96. William Cowper (English poet, 1731-1800), "The Yearly Distress, or, Tithing Time at Stock in Essex" lines 33-36}