Samuel Butler, Author of Erewhon, 1835 1902, Vol. 2 of 2

In the Appendix is given a chronology Of the novel and also a list of addenda. The chronology was made in the course of te-writing the book because he found he was liable to forget the dates, and so, to avoid contradict ing himself, he made a statement for reference, to which perhaps he did not strictly adhere. In the addenda he put notes of things to be inserted, which were perhaps not all inserted when the time came.

In form the story is, like the Book of Job and the Odyssey, that of the good man passing through trials and'

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