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s@57158@57158-h@57158-h-1.htm.html#Page_21" class="pginternal">21, 23-25, 35, 44, 74, 85, 86, 91-94.
  • ? Windham, 82.
  • Barnay, Ludwig, 136.
  • Barnby, Mr. Joseph, organist, 102-3.
  • Barnes Pool, 95.
  • Barrack Room Ballads, Kipling, 148.
  • Bartet in Le PÈre Prodigue, 140;
  • in BÉrÉnice, 192.
  • Bastille, the, 93.
  • Bath, visits to, 76, 130.
  • ? House, 26, 85.
  • Battery Cottage, 40.
  • Bauman, death, 320;
  • funeral, 321-22.
  • Bayreuth Festival, 133-35, 153-54, 168.
  • Beardsley, Aubrey, 144, 149.
  • BÉarn, Madame de, 254.
  • Beauchamp, editor of the Eton Review, 111.
  • Beeching, Mr., 148.
  • Beerbohm, Max, 147-48, 155;
  • on Rugby football, 74;
  • correspondence in the Saturday Review, 195.
  • Beer-drinking rules in Germany, 121-125.
  • Beethoven, 211.
  • Beggars, Russian, 377.
  • Belgrade Station, 406, 408.
  • Bell, casting of a, 382-85.
  • Bell, schoolfellow, 77, 79, 83.
  • Belle HÉlÈne (La), 197.
  • Belle Maman, 93.
  • Belle-Isle, a visit to, 216-18.
  • Belloc, Hilary, at Oxford, 170-72;
  • “Bad Child’s Book of Beasts,” 171;
  • Verses and Sonnets, 171;
  • The North Street Gazette, 390-95;
  • The Four Men, 391;
  • The Eye Witness, 395.
  • Ben Hur, 105.
  • Benckendorff, Constantine, 263.
  • ? Count, on Delaunay, 67;
  • in Copenhagen, 208-9;
  • at the Russian Legation, 212;
  • personality, 213-15;
  • invitations to the Hon. Maurice Baring, 218-24;
  • in London, Arthur Benson and, 112;
  • Professor Ihne on, 163;
  • the singer of Greece, 255.
  • CafÉ de Paris, 92.
  • Cairo, the Agency, 168-69.
  • Califano, 95.
  • Calverley, 145.
  • Cambridge, 141;
  • King’s College, 143-45;
  • debating societies, 143;
  • Society of the Apostles, 145-46;
  • work done by the Hon. Maurice Baring, 151-53.
  • Cambridge A B C, newspaper, 144.
  • Cambridge University Press, pamphlet of poems by the Hon. Maurice Baring, 199.
  • CamÉes Parisiens, Banville, 243.
  • Cameron, Miss Violet, 28.
  • Campbell, Herbert, 24, 83.
  • ? Mrs. Patrick, 56, 149;
  • in The Notorious Mrs. Ebbsmith, 157-58;
  • in Magda, 167;
  • in PellÉas, 305.
  • ? minor, Ascot, 79.
  • ? Niall, 71.
  • Captain Swift, at the Haymarket, 107.
  • Card games, German, 124.
  • Carducci, 140.
  • Carlyle, Arthur Benson and, 112.
  • Carmen, 187.
  • Carnac, temple of, 169.
  • Carr, editor of the Parachute, 111.
  • Carr-Bosanquet, parody on Kipling, 144;
  • humour of, 144-45;
  • rooms of, 153.
  • Carregi, 167.
  • Carroll, Lewis, 180.
  • Caruso, 52.
  • Castellane, Count Boni de, 206.
  • Castiglione, Madame de, 196.
  • Catherine ii., 339, 355.
  • Cavalleria Rusticana, 133.
  • Cecil, Lord Sackville, 166-67.
  • Cemented Bricks Society, 151.
  • “Cercle de l’Union,” 184, 196, 206.
  • Cercle des DÉbats (Le), 113.
  • Certosa, the, 159.
  • Cetonia, schooner, 45.
  • Chaika, by Tchekov, 323.
  • Chaliapine, 263, 309-10, 376-77.
  • Chantilly, 205.
  • Charles, Prince and Princess, of Denmark, 225.
  • ChÂtelet, the, Paris, 93.
  • Ekaterinoslav Regiment, the, 335.
  • Eldorado Paris Music Hall, 66.
  • Elgin, Lord, 255.
  • Eliot, George, 106, 112.
  • Elliot, Charles, 191.
  • Ellis, Colonel, 60.
  • ? Edwin, 149.
  • ? Gerald, 60.
  • ? Mr., carpenter, 42, 59.
  • Elsinore, 224-25.
  • En Paix, 197.
  • EncyclopÆdia Britannica, articles by the Hon. Maurice Baring, 261.
  • English Lyrics, Le Gallienne, 149.
  • Enver Pasha, 397.
  • Epic of Hades, Lewis Morris, 98.
  • Esclangon, M., 154-55.
  • Eton, Warre’s House, 13, 14;
  • 4th of June, 65, 106-7;
  • Lower Chapel, 89;
  • first summer half, 94-95;
  • sock-shops, 95-96;
  • duty of the prepostor, 96, 100;
  • masters, 96-100;
  • religious instruction, 100-1;
  • music lessons, 101-3;
  • ragging of masters, 103-4;
  • breakfasts with the Head Master, 107;
  • New Schools opened by Queen Victoria, 108;
  • Mr. Gladstone’s speech on classical education, 108-9;
  • system of punishments, 109-10;
  • the School library, 110, 116;
  • the boats, 112-13;
  • Debating Societies, 113-14;
  • Tercentenary, 1891, 114;
  • the Prince Consort prize (1891) won by the Hon. Maurice Baring, 114-16;
  • House matches, 115;
  • the playing fields, 117;
  • Mr. Cornish Vice-Provost, 141-42;
  • newspapers and books about, 144;
  • compared with Cambridge, 170;
  • Cloisters, 180.
  • Eton and Harrow match, 64-65, 115.
  • Eton Boating Song, 103.
  • Eton Chronicle, 144.
  • Eton Review, the, 111.
  • Eton Volunteers, 108.
  • Étourdi (L’), Coquelin, 107.
  • Evans’ House, Eton, 88.
  • Executions, Turkish, 398-99.
  • Exhibition, the Paris, 1900, friendship, 151;
  • literary discussions, 148.
  • Lamb, Charles, 145.
  • Lambton, Claud, 48.
  • Lamsdorff, Count, 273.
  • Lane, Mr. John, 151.
  • Lang, Andrew, writings, 148;
  • and the Dreyfusards, 197.
  • Langtry, Mrs., 25.
  • Lansdowne, Lady, 62.
  • ? Lord, 62.
  • Last Abbot of Glastonbury (The), 71.
  • Latude, escape, 93.
  • Lays of Ancient Rome, 158, 167.
  • Leavenworth Case (The), 74.
  • Lee, Vernon, 141, 147, 256, 259, 370;
  • Belcaro, 20;
  • a saying of, 142;
  • and the earthquake, 160;
  • home of, 167;
  • on Wagner, 186-87.
  • Lee-Hamilton, Eugene, 167.
  • LegouvÉ, 305.
  • Leigh, R. Austen, 91, 144.
  • Leighton, Sir Frederick, 55.
  • Leighton’s in Windsor, 95.
  • Leipzig, 133; an incident at, 154.
  • LemaÎtre, Jules, 199;
  • on Duse’s Magda, 210;
  • on Sarah Bernhardt, 227, 231, 233-34;
  • Les Rois, 233;
  • on Duse in La Dame aux CamÉlias, 235;
  • on Rostand, 242.
  • Lemerre, publisher, 194-95.
  • LÉna, 232.
  • Lenin, 341.
  • Leno, Dan, 245.
  • LenÔtre, 168.
  • Leo XIII., Pope, 253.
  • Leopardi, 140.
  • Lermontov, 365;
  • “The Demon,” 295.
  • Lewes, Life of Goethe, 126.
  • Liao-he, the, 374.
  • Liaoyang, 282, 286;
  • the HÔtel International, 280.
  • ? battle of, 287-92.
  • Liberty, 7.
  • Lido, the, 141.
  • Lieskov, 294.
  • Life’s Handicap, Kipling, 148.
  • Likeness of the Night (The), 190.
  • Montagu House, 176.
  • Monte Carlo, 166-67.
  • Monte Cristo, 96, 105.
  • Montesquieu, Robert de, 199;
  • on L’Aiglon, 203-4.
  • Montgomery, Mr. Alfred, 15.
  • Montmartre, 197.
  • Moonstone (The), 74.
  • Moore, George, 147, 149, 155.
  • Moreau, 232.
  • Moritzberg, the, 119.
  • Morley, John, Compromise, 381.
  • Morning Post, the Hon. Maurice Baring correspondent in Manchuria, 268-304;
  • Whigham correspondence, 275;
  • Mr. Baring’s dramatic criticisms, 305;
  • Mr. Baring correspondent in Moscow, 332;
  • in St. Petersburg, 356, 381;
  • and in Turkey, 395.
  • Morris, Lewis, Epic of Hades, 98.
  • Morsh, Mr., Eton, 102.
  • Moscow, the Kremlin, 224, 334;
  • Testoff’s restaurant, 224;
  • life in, 263-64;
  • the Art Theatre, 265-66, 323-24;
  • train journey from Pensa, 318-19;
  • the HÔtel Dresden, 319-20, 329;
  • the Emperor’s manifesto read, 319-20;
  • the MÉtropole Restaurant, 320, 323;
  • Bauman’s funeral, 321-22;
  • the University, 322;
  • the Riding School, 322;
  • the Black Gang, 322-23;
  • events of December 1905, 324, 328-29;
  • Nikolayev Railway Station, 329, 331;
  • Riask Station, 331;
  • rooms of the Hon. M. Baring, 332;
  • Easter festivities, 334-39;
  • markets, 338-39;
  • the journey to, 363-64.
  • Moscow, River, 336, 350.
  • Mothecombe Bay, 59.
  • “Mothecombe” House, 59-60.
  • Mottl, conductor, 134, 153, 168, 216.
  • Mounts Bay, 85.
  • Mozart, 52, 6.
  • Reske, Jean de, 52, 92.
  • Retvizan, torpedoed, 263.
  • Revelstoke Church, 36, 40.
  • ? Lady, 15, 16, 22, 27, 37, 39;
  • and Madame Neruda, 28;
  • yachting, 45;
  • chess-playing, 47-48;
  • Schiller’s “Die Glocke,” 50-51;
  • and the opera, 52-53;
  • at Stafford House, 54-55;
  • a pantomime, 63-64;
  • ContrexÉville, 66;
  • the Ascot school, 68-69;
  • the first half-term report, 73-75;
  • school incidents, 76, 80-81;
  • Ascot races, 79-80;
  • the Eastbourne school, 84;
  • the organ at Charles Street, 86;
  • her son’s confirmation, 101;
  • the financial crisis, 113;
  • visits to Eton, 114;
  • and the Prince Consort Prize, 115;
  • death, 135.
  • ? Lord, 14, 27, 47, 130, 157;
  • appreciation of acting, 24, 51-53, 63-64;
  • yachting, 44;
  • versatility of, 50-51;
  • gifts of, 55-56;
  • bigness of his character, 56-57:
  • ContrexÉville, 65-66;
  • at Cowes, 85;
  • the financial crisis, 113;
  • death, 177.
  • RÊves de Marguerite (Les), 86.
  • Revue Bleue, 234.
  • Rhodes, 256.
  • Rhymers’ Club, 147-48;
  • Book of the Rhymers’ Club, 147, 149, 150;
  • Second Book of the Rhymers’ Club, 147, 150.
  • Rhys, Ernest, 149.
  • Riazan Station, 318.
  • Riazhk, 318.
  • Ribinsk, 368, 369.
  • Ries, Mr., 382.
  • Schliemann, Dr., 112.
  • SchÖn, M., 208.
  • School, at the Haymarket, 53.
  • Schools, Russian evening, 326-29.
  • Schubert, “Der Leiermann,” 388.
  • Schultzen, FrÄulein, 131.
  • Schumann, Clara, 335.
  • Schwartz, Lieut. von, 276.
  • Schwerin, boy, 128.
  • Scoones, Mr., establishment of, 154-56, 167-69.
  • Scott, Herbert, 88, 89.
  • ? Sir Charles, 263.
  • ? Sir Walter, 49, 53, 112.
  • Scribe and LegouvÉ, Adrienne Lecouvreur, 308-9.
  • Scyra, 256.
  • Seagull, Tchekov, 265-66.
  • Second Mrs. Tanqueray, Pinero, 148, 309.
  • Sedan, 196.
  • Servia, occupation of Uskub, 414-16;
  • patriotism, 416-17;
  • Bulgarian and Servian language compared, 411-12.
  • Seven Summers, Carr-Bosanquet, 144.
  • Sforza, Catherine, 248.
  • Sha-ho river, battle of the, 297-303.
  • Shakespeare, German cult of, 126-27;
  • and Schiller, 163;
  • in Copenhagen, 210;
  • Brewster on the production of, 251-52;
  • Julius CÆsar in Moscow, 266;
  • Nazarenko’s opinion of, 343;
  • Sonnets of, 365.
  • Shaw, Mr. Bernard, on Mrs. Campbell’s acting, 157-58;
  • Dramatic Opinions and Essays, 234;
  • on Mrs. Kendal’s acting, 311.
  • She, 107.
  • She Stoops to Conquer, 83.
  • Shelley, 110, 140, 186;
  • Arthur Benson and, 112;
  • reputation, 126;
  • AdonaÏs, 161, 163;
  • grave in Rome, 246.
  • Shelton, Mr., 83.
  • Sheppy, housekeeper, 9, 27-28, 81.
  • Shorthouse, 105.
  • Shuvaloff, Countess, 263.
  • Sichkhov, General, 283.
  • Siddons, Mrs., 227.
  • Simpson of the Daily Telegraph, 186-87;
  • in Copenhagen, 210.
  • Wagram, battle of, 202.
  • Waldorf Theatre, Duse at the, 305.
  • Wales, Prince of (Edward VII.), marriage, 25;
  • in Paris, 193.
  • ? Princess, 24-25;
  • parties at Marlborough House, 54-55, 80.
  • Walkley, Mr., 149;
  • on Sarah Bernhardt, 232-33.
  • Wallace, Lew, Ben Hur, 106.
  • Wallington, 38.
  • War and Peace, Tolstoy, 168.
  • Ward, Arnold, 170;
  • at Eton, 111;
  • Arthur Benson and, 112.
  • ? Mrs. Humphry, 111;
  • Robert Elsmere, 106;
  • David Grieve, 148.
  • Warre, Dr., at Eton, 14, 46, 81, 99.
  • Warsaw, 218-19.
  • Wasp, steam launch, 45.
  • Waterlooville, home of ChÉrie, 114.
  • Waterwitch, the yacht, 44-45, 85.
  • Watson, Mr., butler, 27.
  • ? William, poems, 147-48, 157.
  • Watteau, at the Louvre, 67.
  • Watts, exhibitions, 56.
  • Webb, Godfrey, 62;
  • lines on Christmas at Membland, 42-43.
  • Wells, Mr. H. G., History of the World, 47;
  • Plattner Story, 170;
  • Food of the Gods, 285.
  • Westmacott, Lady, 427.
  • Westminster Abbey, underground passage to, 390.
  • Westminster Gazette, 333.
  • Westwater, Dr., 280, 282.
  • When we Dead Awaken, 211.
  • When William Came, 333.
  • Whibley, Charles, 148.
  • Whigham, correspondent, 275.
  • Whyte-Melville, 48, 106.
  • Wigans, the, 51.
  • Wilde, Oscar, 324;
  • Lady Windermere’s Fan, 148.
  • Wildenbruch, Count, 208.
  • Williams, stationer, Eton, 95, 117.
  • Wilton, Marie (Mrs. Bancroft), 53.
  • Winchester match, the, 112.
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