Juvenilia MS C
	W. G. Collingwood omitted this Red Book from the manuscripts listed in his “Preliminary Note on the Original MSS. of the Poems” for Poems (1891) presumably because it contained no poetry. The editors of the Library Edition therefore grouped “three small books,” Juvenilia MS A, Juvenilia MS B, Juvenilia MS C—all of them Red Books, but containing prose—as “Juvenilia” and encased them in a blue morocco slipcase by that name. Of these, Juvenilia MS C is identified by the editors as “(c) Early mineralogy, with some notes of travels added to by Ruskin’s father, and a very neat ‘printed’ copy of Mrs. Hemans’ ‘The Sound of the Sea’” (Ruskin, Works, 38:206).