Among the incidents chronicled in Lady Jersey's Fifty-one Years of Victoria Life," just published is one which will be of interest to Scots. When making a tour.of the South Pacific during the late Lord Jersey's term as Governor of New South Wales, they were thrown into pleasant communion with R. L. Stevenson at Samoa. She writes On the evening following our arrival, Mr. Haggart, our commissioner at Apia, invited Robert Louis Stevenson and Mrs. Stevenson to dinner, pud if we had already felt the fascination of Utopia,
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