CHARLES WOODWARD HUTSON

[Footnote 1: Among the papers held by Dr. Gould is a memorandum of some

of the "Fantastics," thus numbered:

1. Aïda.

2. Hiouen-Thsang.

3. El Vómito.

4. The Devil's Carbuncle.

5. A Hemisphere in a Woman's Hair.

6. The Clock.

7. The Fool and Venus.

8. The Stranger.

Two of these--"Aïda" and "Hiouen-Thsang"--were published under those

titles. Some of the others we think we have identified among the pieces

entitled simply "Fantastics" at the time of their publication. "The

Fool and Venus" may have been meant for what we ave called "Aphrodite

and the King's Prisoner." "The Clock" we have not found.]

[Footnote 2: In the issue of Sunday evening, September 19, 1880,

appears this excerpt, with the editor's comment:

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