Hogg's Toryism--Shelley's Liberalism--In Hogg's Rooms--
Shelley's Looks and Voice--Patron and Idolater--The Ways of
Passing Time--Hogg's Reminiscences--Nocturnal Readings and
Conversations--Country about Oxford--Pistol Practice--Playing
with Paper Boats--Windmill and Plashy Meadow--The Horror of
it--Posthumous Fragments of Margaret Nicholson--University
Tattle and Laughter--Eccentric Inseparables--Pond under
Shotover Hill--Pacing 'The High'--Dons' Civility to Shelley--
His Incivility to Dons--Uninteresting Stones and Dull
People--'Partly True and Partly False'--The Fiery Hun!--'My
Dear Boy'--Shelley offers his Sister to Hogg in
Marriage--Hogg entertains the Proposal--End of Term.