Curiosa Felicitas.
[To THE EDITOR OF THE "SPECTATOR.") SIR,—Now that you have closed the interesting corre- spondence which grew out of my question, perhaps you will allow me a last word in which......
" Keats The Chemist."
[To THE EDITOR. OF THE "SPECTATOR...1 Sin,—In the charming poem entitled "Romance," published in the Spectator of December 9th, these words occur. It is a common thing to find......
[to The Editor Of The Firectatoe."1 Sir, —with Regard To "
H. T. F.'s " letter in the Spectator of December 23rd, is it quite certain that "Under Weigh" is wrong F A ship is certainly " under w--," as far as the "Rule of the Road" is......
Pro The Editor Of The "sracrasea."3 Stn,—i Have Been...
to notice that no mention has been made of a charming set of elegiac verses by the late Mr Arthur Munby which appeared in your own columns. The poem was entitled " Then and......
"under Way."
(To THE EDITOR Or THE "SPECTATOR."] Sin,—My sympathies are with those who find this a very puzzling phrase. Of course we cannot say "under weigh," because " weigh " is a verb,......
English Hexameters.
[To THE EDITOR OP THE "SPECTATOR. : ] Sin,—As my son ' s name has been mentioned in connexion with this subject, I should like to say a word on his theories. He insisted too......
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