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 3. Note the details of appearing and disappearing in the manifestations of Scott's Fairy, as illustrations of the art with which he suggests its unsubstantial nature.

4. Give an account of the Grotto Scene, pointing out (1) its art beauty—(2) its general suggestiveness.

1. Enumerate the principal personages who appear in the second book of the Faerie Queene, showing how they cluster about the idea of Temperance.

2. Point out the different conceptions of Temperance in Spenser and in modern practical life.

3. Connect with the allegory of the book the Bloody Babe, the Bower of Bliss, Ruddymane, Furor and Occasion.

4. Trace any resemblances between the temptations of Mammon and the temptations of Christ.