APPENDIX.

229 Shade and Darkness.-The Evening of the Deluge.
"The moon puts forth her sign of woe unheeded;
But disobedience slept; the darkening Deluge

Closed around,

And the last token came: the giant frame-work floated,
The scared birds forsook their nightly shelter screaming,
And the beasts waded to the Ark."-Fallacies of Hope.

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230 Light and Colour (Goethe's Theory)-The Morning after the Deluge-Moses writing the Book of Genesis.

"The ark stood firm on Ararat; th' returning sun
Exhaled earth's humid bubbles, and, emulous of light,
Reflected her lost forms, each in prismatic guise
Hope's harbinger, ephemeral as the summer fly

Which rises, flits, expands, and dies."—Fallacies of Hope.

231 St. Benedetto, looking towards Fusina.

EXHIBITION LXXVI. 1844.

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232 Ostend.

233 Fishing Boats bringing a disabled ship into Port Ruysdael. 234 Rain, Steam, and Speed.-The Great Western Railway. 235 Van Tromp, going about to please his masters, ships a sea, getting a good wetting.- Vide Lives of Dutch Painters. Venice-Maria della Salute.

236

237

Approach to Venice.

"The path lies o'er the sea, invisible;

And from the land we went

As to a floating city, steering in,

And gliding up her streets as in a dream,
So smoothly, silently."

"The moon is up, and yet it is not night;

Rogers's Italy.

The sun as yet disputes the day with her."-Byron.

238 Venice Quay-Ducal Palace.

EXHIBITION LXXVII. 1845.

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239 Whalers. Vide Beale's Voyage, p. 163.

240 Whalers.- Vide Beale's Voyage, p. 175.

241 Venice-Evening; Going to the Ball.-MS. Fallacies of Hope. 242 Morning; Returning from the Ball, St. Martino.-M.S. Fallacies of Hope.

243 Venice-Noon.-MS. Fallacies of Hope.

244 Venice-Sunset; a Fisher.-MS. Fallacies of Hope.

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245 Returning from the Ball (St. Martha).

246 Going to the Ball (San Martino).

247

"Hurrah for the Whaler Erebus! another fish!"- Beale's Voyage.

248 Undine giving the Ring to Massaniello; Fishermen of

249

Naples.

The Angel standing in the Sun.

"And I saw an angel standing in the sun; and he cried with a loud voice, saying to all the fowls that fly in the midst of heaven, Come and gather yourselves together unto the supper of the great God;

"That ye may eat the flesh of kings, and the flesh of captains, and the flesh of mighty men, and the flesh of horses, and of them that sit on them, and the flesh of all men, both free and bond, both small and great."- Revelation xix. 17, 18.

"The march of arms, which, glittering in the sun,

The feast of vultures ere the day was done."-Rogers.

250 Whalers (boiling blubber) entangled in flaw ice, endeavouring to extricate themselves.

251

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The Hero of a Hundred Fights.

An idea suggested by the German invocation upon casting the bell: in England called tapping the furnace.-MS. Fallacies of Hope.

EXHIBITION LXXXI. 1849.

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252

The Wreck Buoy.

253

Venus and Adonis.

EXHIBITION LXXXII. 1850.

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254 Mercury sent to admonish Æneas.

"Beneath the morning mist,

Mercury waited to tell him of his neglected fleet."

MS. Fallacies of Hope.

255 Æneas relating his Story to Dido.

"Fallacious Hope beneath the moon's pale crescent shone,
Dido listened to Troy being lost and won.'

MS. allacies of Hope.

256 The Visit to the Tomb.

"The sun went down in wrath at such deceit."

MS. Fallacies of Hope.

257 The Departure of the Fleet.

"The orient moon shone on the departing fleet,
Nemesis invoked, the priest held the poisoned cup."

MS. Fallacies of Hope.

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260

261

262

From Ovid's Metamorphoses.

The Goddess of Discord choosing the Apple of Contention in the Garden of the Hesperides.

EXHIBITION 1808.

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The Battle of Trafalgar, as seen from the mizen starboard shrouds of the Victory.

Jason ;-from Ovid's Metamorphoses.

EXHIBITION 1809.

Sun rising through Vapour, with Fishermen landing and cleaning their Fish.

EXHIBITION 1814.

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263 Apuleia in search of Apuleius.

264

265

266

Vide Ovid's Metamorphoses.

EXHIBITION 1817.

J. M. W. TURNER, Queen Anne-street, Cavendish-square. View of the Temple of Jupiter Panhellenius, in the Island of Ægina, with the Greek National Dance of the Romaika: the Acropolis of Athens in the distance; painted from a sketch taken by H. Gally Knight, Esq., in 1810.

EXHIBITION 1835.

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The Burning of the House of Lords and Commons, 16th
October, 1834.

EXHIBITION 1836.

Wreckers on the North Shore.

267 Fire of the House of Lords.

268 Regulus.

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269 Fishing Boats, with Hucksters bargaining for Fish.

EXHIBITION 1839.

270 Fountain of Fallacy.

"Its Rainbow dew diffused fell on each anxious lip,

Working wild fantasy, imagining;

First, Science, in the immeasurable

Abyss of thought,

Measured her orbit slumbering."-MS. Fallacies of Hope.

EXHIBITION 1840.

271 Mercury and Argus.

EXHIBITION 1841.

272 Snow Storm, Avalanche, and Inundation in the Alps. 273 Blue Lights (close at hand) to warn Steamboats off Shoal

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