_Genoveva._--Can any of your readers inform me what history or legend is
illustrated by a fine engraving in line, by Felsing after Steinbrück (size
13 × 11 inches), which has no other clue to its subject than the word
_Genoveva_, in the lower border. It represents a beautiful maiden, with a
sleeping child in her lap, at the foot of a beech-tree in {134} a forest,
and a hind or fawn in the background approaching from a cavern. It was
published some years ago at Darmstadt, and is not common: but beyond a
guess that it is meant for St. Genevieve, the printsellers can tell me
nothing about it; and I do not find in _her_ history, as given by Alban
Butler, any such incident.