Presentation copies of _St. Irvyne_--Shelley resorts to
Deception--Shelley in Disgrace at Field Place--Harriett
Grove's Dismissal of her Suitor--The Squire's Anger--Mrs.
Shelley's Alarm for her Girls--Shelley's Troubles--His Rage
against Intolerance--His Wild Letters to Hogg--'Married to a
Clod'--Stockdale's Design--His Intercourse with Shelley's
Father--More Negotiations with the Pall-Mall Publisher--
Shelley a Deist--Controversial Correspondence--Shelley's
Attempt to enlighten his Father--His Passage from Deism to
Atheism--The Squire relents to his Son--Hogg invited to Field
Place--Stockdale's Disappointment--Stockdale's Character--His
Scandalous _Budget_.