We dined with a fellow of Peter-House in his rooms, and after dinner I went to King's College Chapel.

There, and everywhere else at Cambridge, I was even much more impressed with the effect of the buildings than I had been formerly, and I do believe that this power of receiving an enlarged enjoyment from the sight of buildings is one of the privileges of our later years.

I have this moment received a letter from William...." Ed.
* * * * * NOTE V.--"THE MEETING-POINT OF TWO HIGHWAYS" (See p.

353, 'The Prelude', book xii.l.

293) The following extract from a letter of Mr.Rawnsley's casts important light on a difficult question of localization.