=Decision=, haste in, 4, 48_Dictionary of Quotations from Ancient and Modern, English and Foreign Sources Including Phrases, Mottoes, Maxims, Proverbs, Definitions, Aphorisms, and Sayings of Wise Men, in Their Bearing on Life, Literature, Speculation, Science, Art, Religion, and Morals, Especially in the Modern Aspects of Them

=Decoration=, the first spiritual want, 428, 37

=Deed=, committed, 27, 20;

good, in naughty world, 161, 14;

noble, effect on us of, 547, 27;

_versus_ fame of it, 155, 31;

one good, dying tongueless, 332, 23;

only avails, 457, 18

=Deeds=, causes of, spiritual, 528, 16;

compared with words, 562, 16;

contrasted with words, 166, 4;

evil, cannot be blazoned, 312, 18;

evil, vengeance in heart of, 211, 49;

foul, will rise, 113, 52;

good, value of, 129, 24;

great, immortal, 133, 18, 19;

great, power of, 243, 17;

men children of their, 522, 22;

more urgent than knowledge, 25, 24;

name of, from issue, 159, 42;

not always to be acknowledged in words, 6, 65;

not forgotten, 277, 15; not words, 99, 11;

of man, known to the Gods, 284, 2;

one's, the aim of, 163, 10;

our, sayings about, 337, 34-36;

pain of, lost in the glory, 192, 35;

past, compared with deeds now, 314, 15;

power of, 64, 11;

productive power of, 211, 48;

rather than words, 281, 8;

time for, 457, 42;

to be reciprocated, 1, 9;

unnatural, 508, 13;

when properly achieved, 185, 9

=Deep=, the howling, and its contents, 519, 9;

the, riches in, 185, 51

=Defeat=, from self alone, 313, 41;

in a foreign land, 334, 33

=Defection=, a, to be reprobated, 200, 3

=Defects=, as parts of character, 38, 28;

great, who have any business with, 334, 49;

moral, attributed to nature, 476, 12;

allowed only to great men, 179, 46;

without number, 414, 38

=Defence=, an insufficient, 534, 18

=Deference=, effect of, on manners, 493, 1

=Deficiencies=, as signs, 184, 40

=Defilement=, moral source of, 475, 18

=Definite=, a, to be aimed at, 526, 36

=Definition=, importance of, 145, 31;

value of power of, 145, 9

=Deformed=, the, displeasing, 314, 31

=Deformity=, the only, 188, 22

=Degeneracy= from man, 94, 33

=Degree=, a professional, necessary, 79, 36

=Deil=, the, Burns to, 229, 31

=Deity=, omniscience of, 78, 26;

the, as raising up and casting down, 511, 15

=Dejection=, extreme ignorance, 60, 18;

great, after enthusiasm, 133, 20

=Delay=, danger of, 162, 34; effect of, 104, 48;

effect of, on temper, 101, 30;

hateful, but profitable, 283, 10;

that is good, 129, 40;

waste, 185, 54

=Delays=, dangerous, 57, 4

=Deliberation=, evil of too long, 532, 25;

life wasted in, 527, 46;

long, contrasted with hasty action, 229, 34;

necessity of, 57, 43

=Delicacy=, admired by men, 67, 8;

in thought and speech, 269, 48;

sympathy inlet to, 302, 25

=Delight=, but a sip, 19, 45;

how to foster, 546, 18;

to, as an aim, 89, 4

=Delights=, to scorn, 495, 26;

violent, their end, 514, 32;

purchased with pain, 9, 21

=Delirium=, as a common failing, 432, 34

=Deliverance=, only road to, 444, 40;

solely from within, 559, 20

=Deliverer=, the hour of his coming, 546, 7

=Deluded=, the worst, 465, 29

=Delusion=, gain in shaking off a, 79, 1;

triumphs of, 458, 31

=Delusions= often sent as a snare, 327, 38

=Demigods=, incredible, 165, 11

=Democracy=, a, the likely fate of, 13, 53;

from Christianity, 43, 2;

its presence, 444, 29;

meaning of, 416, 34;

not our goal, 313, 22;

Ruskin's definition of, 4, 8;

test of, Lycurgus', 125, 8

=Democrat=, the, defined, 423, 2

=Demon= world, the, and its influence, 186, 43

=Demonic=, the, defined, 423, 4

=Denial=, alternation of periods of, with faith, 187, 49;

danger of, 243, 35;

the practice and regulation of, 491, 31

=Denier=, the, and his delight, 423, 1

=Deniers=, how to treat, 483, 20

=Departed=, the, we love, still with us, 539, 1

=Departure=, our point of, clear, 539, 19

=Dependence=, man's, 193, 13;

the evil of, 413, 3;

voluntary, noble, 114, 38

=Depth=, the, not to be dived into, 555, 15

=Deputies=, God's, 125, 53

=Derision=, often poverty of wit, 226, 18

=Descent=, boasting of, 363, 34

=Descriptions=, practical worthlessness of, 306, 32

=Desert=, good or ill, as treated by God, 28, 4;

what one may learn in the, 190, 23

=Deserts=, publishing one's, 530, 7

=Designing= often harder than doing, 269, 49

=Desirable= not always attainable, 297, 51

=Desire=, a viper in the bosom, 90, 40;

accomplished, 423, 7;

as part of our nature, 338, 39;

darkening power of, 98, 27;

from admiration, 538, 38;

impatient of delay, 88, 12;

inordinate, effect of, 547, 34;

its gratification, its death, 90, 39;

no satisfying, 276, 25;

objects of, everywhere, 414, 35;

out of the shot and danger of, 217, 41;

short of, more than desert, 150, 33;

suppressing, easier than satisfying, 201, 19;

the breath of life, 409, 12;

to be limited, 46, 56; 386, 27;

to be sacrificed to duty, 241, 40;

unsatisfactory fruit of, 473, 34;

unsatisfied, the evil of, 386, 35;

when rational, 527, 20

=Desires=, how to regulate, 188, 13;

unlawful and impossible, 507, 45

=Despair=, contrasted with rage, 367, 36;

effect of, on our powers, 233, 18;

finishing blow to misery, 233, 17;

outcome of, 540, 29;

the evil of, 206, 30;

the measure of hope, 423, 6

=Despatch=, evil of too great, 401, 37;

quick, virtue of, 546, 14

=Desperation=, rule in, 186, 10

=Despicable=, the alone, 482, 35

=Despising=, after reading, 237, 9;

only after examining, 448, 3

=Despot=, and his despotism, 233, 10;

in times of anarchy, 192, 4;

the only true, 369, 37

=Despotism=, defined, 540, 30, 36;

defied by despair, 62, 17;

effect of, on a man, 407, 5;

effect on, of unsuccessful revolts against, 22, 10;

fatal to patriotism, 506, 21;

in Russia, 233, 19;

life under a, 184, 11;

modern, 226, 6

=Despots=, how to judge of, 526, 43;

poor as others, 35, 5;

sway of, 35, 5

=Destination= of man, 312, 20

=Destinies=, founding of, 30, 17;

higher, a path to, 402, 17

=Destiny=, a preacher, 476, 15;

and man, 359, 30;

coerced by the strong, 319, 15;

great, if not known, 86, 14;

in substance always the same, 163, 9;

man's, in his own hands, 92, 38;

not to be arrested by us, 556, 30;

our limit, 82, 61;

over our horizon, 144, 37;

power of, 266, 5;

riddle of, how to resolve, 96, 21;

saddening, 264, 1;

the car of one's, how to manage, 456 22;

the saddest, 493, 10;

urn of, clutching into, 313, 28;

wheel of, not to be checked, 551, 44

=Destroyer=, of thousands, helpless to embrace two, 154, 45;

the, and his delight, 423, 1

=Destroyers=, how to treat, 483, 20

=Destroying=, skill in, 197, 8

=Destruction=, and creation, simultaneous, 190, 11;

the genius of, 224, 1;

the way to, 555, 36;

things that tend to our, 457, 26;

violent, but new creation, 9, 22

=Details=, significance of, 547, 40

=Detraction=, in heaven's sight, 393, 23;

malice of, 30, 36

=Development=, no pause in, 292, 6

=Devil=, a good defence against, 99, 5;

a, in man, 469, 31;

a mere protest against, not enough, 536, 20;

a necessity, 396, 13;

as servant of God, 79, 35;

a temptation of, 531, 46;

and his own temptations, 170, 6;

as busy as ever, 174, 16;

Burns on the occupation of, 168, 4;

Burns' pity for, 466, 12;

chained by telling truth, 165, 19;

comes uncalled, 34, 49;

difficulty of laying, 7, 61;

driven by, 144, 36;

familiarity with, and yet in fear of, 30, 33;

give, his due, 123, 27;

Goethe's, character of, 128, 24;

handsome when young, 233, 23;

how to deal with, 29, 28;

how to exclude, 115, 54;

how to keep, out, 475, 23;

hard to scare, 144, 35;

how to understand, 26, 53;

knowledge of, 80, 19;

may look a gentleman, 154, 37;

never sleeps, 280, 47;

not to be let go when caught, 241, 11;

persuasive power of, 484, 5;

playing, properly, 169, 38;

power of, generally unsuspected, 429, 46;

servant of, sure to go to, 108, 13;

shiftiness of, 560, 8;

the subtle power of, 242, 47, 48;

sugar over, 558, 22;

that despairs, 298, 14;

the, abolished, 188, 44;

the, defined, 402, 5;

the, no outwitting, 105, 7;

the, power of, over a man, 137, 43;

the, sayings about, 423, 15-30;

to be resisted, 374, 36;

under march of intellect, 441, 29;

use of a, 174, 15

=Devil's=, angel, a, 176, 17;

chapel, ever beside God's temple, 307, 15;

meal, 225, 16, 17;

rattles, playing with, 480, 13;

valet, 39, 7

=Devils=, easier to rouse than lay, 265, 39;

Luther's defiance of, 506, 12

=Devotion=, elevating power of, 200, 44;

not to be disturbed by work, 401, 37;

to God, test of, 414, 25;

too much, for religion, 398, 39;

affectation in, 489, 9

=Dew=, heaven in a drop of, 225, 32

=Dewdrop= and the star, like sisters, 423, 31

=Diamond= with a flaw, 28, 57

=Diamonds=, rough, may be mistaken, 378, 16;

rough, no one content with, 308, 21

=Die=, the, is cast, 210, 8;

the fittest place for man to, 33, 35

=Diet=, moderate, benefit of, 2, 47

=Difference=, identity of, 102, 15

=Difficulties=, a choice of, 477, 3;

greatest, where met, 432, 8;

nearer the goal, 66, 12;

our greatest, 64, 32;

overcome, 543, 21;

overcoming, 494, 43;

that we meet, 443, 20;

there, to be overcome, 203, 36;

to be stormed, 504, 17;

to Christians, 395, 4;

who never sinks under, 153, 11

=Difficulty=, defined, 536, 2;

from within, 314, 42;

how we overcome, 475, 44;

strength to confront, 99, 63;

what enables us to surmount, 316, 19

=Diffidence=, modest, attractions of, 466, 28;

safety of, 225, 8

=Digestion=, good, power of, 409, 10;

good, wait on appetite, 317, 31

=Dignity=, attribute of nobleman, 80, 22;

difficulty of attaining to, 98, 49;

official, Dickens on, 403, 44;

true, characteristic of, 499, 44

=Dilettante=, nature of, 460, 30;

the, mistakes of, 423, 38

=Diligence=, and skill, power of, 105, 21;

indispensability of, 105, 51;

the one virtue, 68, 26;

value of, 539, 31; without luck, 70, 33

=Dining-out=, the risk to Rousseau of, 34, 2

=Dinner=, a, warmed-up, 505, 20;

the English institution, 185, 1

=Diogenes=, quest of, 158, 41; 165, 3;

to Alexander the Great, 402, 13

=Dirt=, Lord Palmerston's definition of, 68, 43;

splashing of, to be shunned, 548, 36

=Dirty= water, empty out, but not baby, 567, 5

=Disagreeable= comes more speedily than desired, 158, 12

=Disagreeableness= better than insipidity, 29, 12

=Disaster=, common, consolatory, 45, 24

=Disasters=, ready belief in, 4, 3

=Disbelief=, folly of, 176, 9

=Discerning= when to have done, rare gift, 105, 4

=Discernment=, and high rank, not synonymous, 233, 34;

not common, 309, 8;

spirit of, rare, 6, 17

=Disciple= and his master, 423, 39

=Discipleship=, Christian, condition of, 554, 32

=Discipline=, effect of, 70, 30;

not to be slackened, 203, 21;

power of, 301, 44; 375, 6;

without nature, 292, 34

=Discontent=, a cause of, 38, 10;

a world-wide, 532, 36;

at its height, 521, 39;

in the body politic, 19, 10;

man's, 266, 33; misery of, 540, 12;

the root of, 536, 21

=Discontented=, man, the, 147, 3;

man, who is despised, 208, 16

=Discontentment=, a cause of, 537, 39, 41;

common cause of, 50, 50

=Discord=, all, harmony, 10, 2

=Discouragement=, pride, 316, 28

=Discourse=, good, effect of, on virtue, 129, 15;

good, qualities of, 129, 25

=Discourses=, meandering, Whately on, 268, 27

=Discoveries=, all great, from presentiment, 9, 39;

great, from above, 306, 45

=Discovery=, chemical, from a jobber, 566, 27;

joy of, 385, 29;

limited, 199, 10

=Discretion=, better than wit, 15, 65;

commended, 26, 54;

defined, 432, 27;

key to knowledge, 221, 7;

out-sport not, 244, 19;

the sanctuary of, 391, 43;

the value of, 511, 10;

virtue of, 381, 20;

which interferes with duty, 346, 22

=Discrimination=, virtue of, 145, 32

=Discussion=, equipment for, 147, 13;

false estimate of, 398, 19

=Disease=, removed only by skill, 309, 19;

young, growth of, 465, 44;

when cause known, 271, 53

=Diseases=, coming and going, 239, 2;

desperate, 62, 23;

effect of physic on, 110, 19;

how they enter, 253, 7;

inherited, 106, 10;

mental, like bodily, 207, 32;

modern, 524, 36;

of mind, root of, 10, 40;

representations of, demoralising, 302, 6

=Disesteem=, not to be regarded, 395, 4

=Disgrace=, in, with a sovereign, 151, 10;

of others, as a warning, 412, 26;

the only, 170, 17; 319, 19;

to whom a sin, 496, 27

=Disguise=, unmanly, 202, 10

=Disguising= what we are, trouble in, 533, 15

=Disgust=, the mother of, 380, 6

=Dishonour= worse than death, 11, 60; 12, 18

=Disinterestedness=, incredible, 161, 9

=Dislike=, how to overcome, 177, 31

=Disobedience=, two kinds of, 490, 13

=Disorder=, public, origin of, 10, 21

=Dispatch=, and hurry, in business, 32, 61

=Dispensable=, no need to covet, 415, 16;

the easily, 520, 12

=Dispensation= from death, no, 295, 9

=Display=, vanity of, 4, 49

=Disposition=, in the eye of God, 190, 32

=Disputation=, effect of, 9, 23;

evil of too much, 300, 18; 341, 23;

origin of all, 59, 25;

without definite ideas, 329, 24

=Disputes=, about shell, not kernel, 262, 11;

worthy of attention, 423, 46

=Disputing=, effect of, on truth, 192, 8;

sayings about, 472, 28, 29

=Disquiet=, source of, 459, 2

=Disraeli's= mark of great man, 6, 69

=Dissatisfaction=, cause of, with others, 330, 9

=Dissection=, not biography, 423, 47

=Dissension=, civil, a gnawing worm, 43, 37;

easy to sow, 267, 35

=Dissimulation=, a mask, 392, 30;

a necessity in life, 42, 15;

a royal art, 381, 11;

embarrassing, 225, 9;

hatefulness of, 76, 38;

Schiller and Goethe on, 513, 15, 16;

the power of, 364, 11, 12, 37

=Distance=, effect of, on view, 488, 7;

kept, a comfort, 171, 22;

lends enchantment, 94, 1

=Distinction=, reward solely of merit, 153, 17

=Distinctions=, illusory, 274, 47

=Distinguished=, being, pleasure of, 21, 55

=Distress=, common, a uniting power, 45, 12;

effect of, 457, 32;

God in, 125, 21;

lesson of, not to be forgotten, 404, 38;

national, no ground of despair, 472, 35;

public, the one sole cure for, 476, 16

=Distrust=, excessive, hurtfulness of, 96, 34

=Diversity=, universality of, 444, 9

=Divine=, a good, 198, 28;

affinities, proof of, in man, 533, 11;

always agreeable to reason, 298, 19;

grace, the law of, 375, 11;

love, power of, 424, 6;

mind, manifold energies of, 424, 5;

modern ideas of, 175, 40;

protection, not extended to injustice and wrong, 449, 48;

state, _par excellence_, 424, 7;

the, faith in, its range, 479, 42;

the, narrow view of, 525, 17;

the, not directly visible, 459, 12;

the only thing, on earth, 475, 42;

things, how to handle, 168, 29

=Diviner=, the best, 268, 3

=Divinity=, and philosophy, 70, 12;

that doth hedge a king, 478, 33;

that shapes our ends, 477, 45

=Division=, effect of, 381, 31

=Divorce=, defined, 233, 24

=Doctor=, dispensed with, 149, 30;

experience of, 424, 8;

his curing and killing, 174, 17;

man his own, 553, 16;

the, and his fee, 68, 38;

the best, 486, 48

=Doctors=, a fig for the, 217, 27;

cobblers, 279, 46;

when, disagree, 552, 27

=Doctrine=, no false, without some truth, 318, 11

=Document=, as a witness, 40, 34

=Doer=, a great, always reticent, 302, 13

=Doers=, great, in history, 431, 15

=Dog=, a barking, 331, 38;

a good, 31, 23;

a well-bred, 24, 51;

attachment to a well-bred, 58, 20;

bad, 1, 7;

good, and its reward, 1, 46;

I'd rather be a, and bay the moon, 47, 4; 166, 21;

ilka, his day, 181, 33;

living, better than dead lion, 111, 29;

that barks, 35, 3, 4;

the, an example, 409, 38;

the fawning of, 31, 13;

the good nature of, 430, 41;

the, in the manger, 250, 6;

when an old, barks, 27, 38;

will have his day, 241, 1;

with a man at his back, 171, 4;

with bone, 77, 29

=Dogmas=, not our first need, 204, 14

=Dogs=, coward, 49, 23;

that bark, 35, 3, 4, 13, 14, 34

=Doing=, a thing without a good reason, 542, 5;

all one can, effect of, 41, 22;

and saying, 7, 39;

fructification of, main thing, 313, 21;

ill or well, effect of, 252, 58;

joy's soul in, 481, 3;

leaving off, what one can, 560, 24;

measure of, 142, 24;

nothing, a curse, 503, 28;

nothing, a lesson in ill-, 298, 23;

nothing, evil of, 158, 44;

nothing for others, 150, 12;

nothing, hard work, 142, 43;

rather than seeing done, 274, 22;

rather than thinking, 333, 31;

right, importance of, 426, 5;

rule in regard to, 541, 5;

many things, shortest way of, 453, 28;

to precede speaking, 468, 21;

through another what one's self can, 209, 31;

well, profit of, 175, 12;

without understanding, 560, 24

=Doings=, a man's, significance of, 533, 29, 30

=Dome=, azure, and that of St. Peter's, different interest in, 424, 12

=Done=, how to get a thing, 333, 20;

not to be undone, 99, 22; 525, 27;

the, annihilated for us, 541, 26;

the, done, 3, 54;

the little, and what is to do, 439, 22;

things, done, 481, 2;

the, still active, 536, 7;

to have, 493, 6;

what is, is done, 23, 11;

when to have, hard to discern, 105, 4;

worthless so long as dead, 535, 19

"=Don't care=," a snare, 166, 1

=Door=, open, a temptation, 15, 61;

the, to be stooped to, 258, 29

=Double sense=, how to treat what has, 191, 37

=Doubt=, as guide in conduct, 296, 16;

a living, 479, 27;

alongside of knowledge, 280, 53;

all, yields to will, 241, 46;

and faith contrasted as to their origin, 233, 25;

and knowledge, 482, 38;

beginning with, 185, 42;

effect of knowledge on, 525, 6;

effect of, on faith, 552, 18;

effect of, on good, 505, 11;

enfeebling effect of, 150, 22;

from knowledge, 42, 7, 22; 163, 22;

honest faith in, 477, 8;

in, lean to mercy, 186, 12;

in philosophy and in religion, 35, 24;

modest, beacon of the wise, 281, 35;

no, no inquiry, 174, 46;

no permanence in, 474, 2;

no risk in, with disposition to believe, 296, 4;

parent of certainty, 474, 2;

rule when in, 547, 4, 8;

service of, 530, 42;

the effect of, 201, 13;

the end of, 425, 10;

the evil of, 23, 18;

the value of, 452, 3;

to be once in, 490, 31

=Doubtful= matter, rule in, 186, 10

=Doubting=, as necessary as knowing, 167, 46;

condition of knowing, 142, 27

=Doubts=, Faust on his, 278, 54;

Goethe's impatience with, 169, 14;

our, traitors, 337, 40;

resolved by interest, 111, 43;

to be affirmed or denied, 12, 28

=Down=, he that is, 147, 5, 6;

down in the world, 3, 5;

in the world, quite, 542, 18

=Downhill=, a man going, 542, 9

=Dowries=, evil of excessive, 379, 23

=Dowry=, a great, 71, 55;

a true, 309, 22

=Drama=, real object of, 450, 42

=Dramas= on earth, composed in heaven, 127, 2

=Drawing=, Ruskin's caution in regard to, 142, 29

=Dreadful= thing, between acting and first motion of, a, 29, 60

=Dream=, love's young, 33, 28;

the loveliest, and fear, 469, 16

=Dreamer=, a sort of madman, 424, 20

=Dreaming=, not man's end, 266, 18;

of dreaming, 521, 35

=Dreams=, children of night, 41, 52;

fear underlying, 27, 50;

not to be regarded, 371, 11;

into realities, 92, 30;

and sense, 337, 41

=Dregs=, always sink to bottom, 424, 21

=Dress=, deceptive, 23, 13;

expensiveness of, 528, 11;

medicine for women, 446, 10;

rule for, 394, 50;

standard of, 76, 19;

vanity of loving, 460, 25

=Drill=, not catechism, now needed, 458, 36

=Drink=, guid, effect of, on speech, 99, 35;

the effects of, 365, 44

=Drinking=, always, effect of, 479, 19;

five excuses for, 390, 1;

more deadly than thirst, 87, 30;

motives for, 398, 5;

the evil in, 488, 30

=Drinks=, to be shunned, 389, 44

=Drop=, power of a falling, 137, 40, 41;

the last, 438, 4

=Drugs=, to be shunned, 389, 44

=Drunkard=, and his rights, 424, 23;

and the attendant furies, 499, 31

=Drunkenness= and gluttony, evil effects of, 124, 39

=Dryasdust=, affecting to teach, 162, 26

=Dualism=, universal, 10, 52

=Dulness=, gentle, and its joke, 124, 24

=Dumb=, Kant's two things that strike, 504, 9

=Dunce=, a travelled and untravelled, 162, 3;

as representing a class of men, 273, 40;

female, offensive, 164, 41

=Duped=, fear of being, 151, 22;

sure way to be, 235, 30

=Dupes= at first, knaves at last, 329, 20

=Dust=, a handful, power of, 313, 41;

power of a little, 155, 44

=Duties=, first, of a man, 428, 14, 15, 25;

holy, the band of, 40, 40;

knowledge of, best part of philosophy, 221, 12;

not self-elected, 262, 3;

the primal, and charities, 449, 21

=Duty=, a, laid on all, 539, 34;

a man's sphere of, 477, 41;

a path open to all, 110, 12;

a plain, for all, 525, 23;

a spur to, 365, 15;

ahead, 267, 1;

akin to love, 255, 4;

and pleasure, everywhere, 292, 49;

at all hazards, 99, 54;

before even search for truth, 304, 38;

better known than practised, 93, 24;

defined by Wordsworth, 402, 38;

doing, blessedness of, 184, 38;

doing, lesson learned by, 403, 47;

doing one's utmost, 146, 3;

doing what lies nearest, 168, 13;

effect of trying to do, 502, 47;

immediate, of man, 521, 44;

importance of doing one's, 172, 9;

in, prompt, 186, 14;

its reward, 451, 23;

knowing and doing, everything, 215, 40;

life of education, 233, 21;

main thing for, 457, 22;

more potent than love, 254, 4;

most arduous, most sacred, 230, 26;

not speculation, supreme business of man, 140, 23;

our aversion to, 54, 2;

our rule, 47, 3;

our sole concern, 296, 48;

our, the king's, 94, 12;

path of, way to glory, 312, 45;

perplexities regarding, 87, 33;

point of, 519, 33;

present, 186, 1;

reward of following, 146, 11;

rule of, 366, 23;

sense of, central, 453, 12;

sole survivor of faith and love, 326, 4;

stated, the large claim of, 325, 4;

sum of, 240, 49; 486, 11;

that lies nearest, to be done, 72, 10, 11;

the assigned, to be done, 72, 9, 12;

the condition of existence, 312, 40;

the law of life, 251, 56;

the sum of, 496, 20;

the whisper of, and the response, 395, 20;

the whole of, 103, 33;

time for every, 127, 26;

to others, 1, 9;

troublesome, 93, 29;

virtue essential to, 413, 26;

we are now called to, 494, 11;

weight of, when fulfilled, 84, 31;

without God, 110, 11

=Dwarf=, at work without his machinery, 424, 28;

on giant's shoulders, 4, 75

=Dwarfs=, on giant's back, 348, 36

=Dying=, a man's greatest act, 212, 12;

before witnesses, 365, 17;

daily, benefit of, 525, 5;

the, and the world, 7, 23;

twice over, 30, 28;

without being missed, 202, 49

=Dynamite=, only destructive, 301, 35

=Eagle=, mew'd, a pity, 16, 36;

as oracle, 72, 14

=Eagles= contrasted with gnats, 124, 44

=Ear=, popular, estimate of, 448, 32;

quicker, in the dark, 53, 22;

road to heart, 224, 12;

the right, filled with dust, 451, 37

=Early= rising not equal to grace of God, 200, 11

=Earnestness=, advantage of, 159, 16;

importance of, 559, 29;

power of, 534, 2;

test of, 162, 27

=Ears=, deaf to counsel, but not flattery, 322, 12;

lead men, 276, 26;

sensitive, sign of health, 81, 36; 386, 50;

who hath, 146, 47

=Earth=, a great entail, 126, 3;

but a film, 414, 24;

despising, as a task, 488, 3;

for the virtuous man, 201, 44;

gifts of the, 325, 8;

how made free, or great, 64, 11;

made of glass, 45, 8;

no goal, 248, 1, 2;

population of, 228, 1;

the all-nourishing, 114, 52;

the, sayings about, 421, 31-34;

the axis of, its position, 416, 40;

the, with its injuries, trampled on or loved, 394, 27

=Earthly=, and heavenly, counterparts, 475, 43;

objects and interests, obscuring power of, 323, 18

=Ease= of mind, the condition of, 308, 18

=East and West=, thought of, contrasted, 174, 18

=Eating=, effect of excess in, 366, 25;

that requires sauce, 209, 20

=Eccentricity=, how to gain a character for, 177, 22;

in beauty, 89, 22;

in eyes of world, 464, 7;

in men of ability, 276, 14

=Echo=, power of, 431, 6

=Echoes=, mostly hollow, 548, 55;

our, 337, 42

=Economist=, the best, 145, 13

=Economists=, few good, 513, 25;

greatest, 432, 27

=Economy=, as a revenue, 310, 3;

first principle of, 206, 12;

human, the first principle of, 428, 31;

importance of, 559, 30;

in prosperity, 409, 14;

object of all, true, 445, 15;

too late, 387, 12

=Ecstasy=, power of, 460, 29

=Eden=, innocence of, lost, 524, 38

=Edicts=, less potent than king, 45, 47

=Edifices=, great, work of ages, 133, 21;

public, how to build, 546, 31

=Education=, a mistake in, 201, 37;

aim of, 415, 45; 435, 40;

an inversion of, 492, 38;

as facilitating government, 79, 38;

chief nobility of, 428, 6;

effect of an effeminate, 282, 15;

entire object of, 425, 19;

first condition of, 428, 9;

first step in, 158, 10;

for heaven, St. Jerome on, 243, 36;

importance of, 427, 20; 451, 5; 509, 20; 539, 22;

in defeat, 56, 60;

inner soul of, 233, 21;

meaning of, 566, 1;

modern, evil effects of, 281, 27, 28;

moral, nature and sum of, 283, 12;

more than knowledge, 220, 43;

most important part of, 443, 50;

motive of, 567, 4;

no, better than bad, 29, 54;

of individual, aim of the world, 464, 10;

of most miseducation, 34, 4;

of woman, the end of, 425, 9;

only, that deserves the name, 458, 16;

our ambiguous, evil of, 205, 48;

our, dissipating, 337, 11;

Plato on, 71, 35;

power of, 488, 8;

question of its importance, 450, 28;

real object of, 450, 41;

right law of, 451, 39;

secret of, 452, 40;

the best, 472, 30;

the business of, 291, 9;

the compulsory, needed, 458, 36;

the end of, 492, 8;

the first use of, 428, 42;

the, of the world, 375, 6;

the only real, 51, 18;

the, wanted, 476, 16;

whole of, 72, 48;

wise, 291, 3;

without capacity, 35, 35;

without God's grace, 371, 34;

without spirit, 169, 44;

wrong, times of, 469, 4

=Educational= laws to be strict, 260, 44

=Educators=, our, 275, 5

=Effect= involved in cause, 37, 12

=Effort=, every healthy, character of, 91, 21;

free, blessedness in, 89, 47; 95, 35;

great principle of, 431, 32;

unrestrained, evil of, 553, 6

=Efforts=, condition of success of, 10, 14;

limit to, 527, 35;

worthless, impress of, 555, 34

=Eggs=, the two, eaten at breakfast, 291, 48

=Ego=, merging one's, 210, 43;

the central, 462, 17

=Egoism=, importance of getting rid of, 152, 1

=Egoist=, life of an, 439, 2

=Egotism=, hateful, 234, 16;

how to bring down our, 475, 29

=Egotists=, a social pest, 447, 33

=Elect=, the, and the non-elect, 424, 42

=Election=, unconditional, 398, 16

=Elections=, advice regarding, 2, 23

=Elevates=, what, an advantage, 541, 6

=Elevation=, our, what contributes to, 540, 34

=Elevations=, temperature of, 434, 35

=Elizabeth=, Queen, Essex on, 135, 32

=Elizabeth='s, Queen, last words, 10, 6

=Eloquence=, and study of Bible, 303, 31;

at county conventions, 394, 29;

compared with discretion, 69, 10;

compared with insight, 162, 10;

continued, a bore, 49, 29;

dependent on heart, 433, 45;

described, 368, 1;

high-tide of, in Rome, 322, 37;

no feigning, 347, 32;

the source of, 344, 22;

triumphs of, 186, 19;

true, characterised, 499, 46, 47

=Eloquent= man, the, Cicero on, 143, 19

=Elsewhere= as here, 87, 34

=Emancipation=, no art, 218, 20;

not masterlessness, 155, 30;

without self-government, 94, 50

=Eminence=, effects of, on character, 16, 49;

the price of, 38, 4

=Emotion=, moments full of, 467, 19;

presupposed in reason and justice, 408, 38;

propagation of, from writer to reader, 297, 17;

the outlet of, 3, 49

=Emotions=, contrasted with thoughts, 457, 39;

pleasing, not to be recalled, 485, 19

=Emperor= to die at his post, 56, 32

=Empire=, course of, 533, 18;

extended, cost of, 97, 56;

extension of, 387, 22

=Empires=, the fall of, 89, 9

=Employment=, a necessity, 15, 35;

dependence of mental, on bodily, 106, 18;

parent of cheerfulness, 40, 49

=Empty= boxes, 1, 18

=Emulation=, effect of, 5, 8;

envy, 288, 47;

hath a thousand sons, 109, 29

=Encouragement=, better than correction, 48, 20;

the power of, 195, 12;

the voice of, amid contradiction, blessed, 30, 54

=End=, important, two ways to attain, 469, 3;

man's destined, and way, 372, 27;

pre-existent in the means, 37, 12;

sanctifies means, 50, 46;

the, crowns all, 425, 7;

the, crowns us, 46, 31;

to be always considered, 83, 47;

to be always kept in view, 541, 32;

to be known before way, 425, 14;

to be thought of from the beginning, 186, 24

=Endeavour=, honest, to be encouraged, 211, 51;

and pleasure, effects of, 349, 42

=Endeavours=, too high, vanity of, 142, 23

=Ending=, better than beginning, well, 130, 22

=Endowments=, first signs of, 133, 22;

personal, idolatry of, 276, 21

=Ends=, to be aimed at, 27, 25;

true, discernment of, 553, 25

=Endurance=, a source of strength, 125, 43;

commended, 539, 34;

from habit, 138, 10;

grandeur of, 312, 37;

patient, commended, 241, 20;

prolonged, effect of, 357, 59;

the first lesson to learn, 400, 19;

the power of, 364, 24, 38;

value of, 88, 6

=Endure= sooner than die, 235, 25

=Enemies=, belief that our, are also God's, 305, 18;

gaining, greater than vanquishing, 136, 44;

how to disarm, 244, 8;

how to regard one's, 467, 17;

how to treat, 400, 41;

if known, to be pitied, 175, 38;

make no, 260, 29;

men, by imitation, 566, 11;

none without, 304, 25;

secret, contrasted with open, 408, 52;

smallest, to be most dreaded, 83, 52;

who can love his, 552, 38

=Enemy=, a fleeing, a bridge of gold for, 14, 55;

appreciating the worth of, 298, 5;

deceiving, permissible, 199, 29;

man his own worst, 93, 19;

no action against, on private information, 334, 2;

no alliance with an, 304, 39;

no defiance of untried, 304, 41;

no, insignificant, 180, 21;

not to be despised, 62, 27;

not to be injuriously treated, 193, 55;

one, too many, 150, 28; 332, 11, 12;

opinion of, not to be despised, 296, 15;

our one, 445, 35;

the, to be met on the field, 407, 7;

to be fought outside the gate, 425, 15;

to have no, wretched, 280, 29;

way of flying, to be smoothed, 8, 2;

weakness of, our strength, 225, 13;

what it is to be an, 333, 12

=Energies=, how cramped, 337, 43

=Energy=, as possession, 142, 2;

basis of health, 153, 35;

dependence of, on misfortune, 136, 33;

first and only virtue, 272, 33;

in social service, not lost, 545, 3;

of which no heed is taken, 20, 21;

power of, 482, 17;

proper organ of the highest, 80, 41;

without knowledge, 12, 54

=England=, and France, the best thing between, 418, 4;

as one's country, 26, 55;

chief need of, 536, 1;

false trade of, 492, 25;

history of, a misnomer, 538, 17;

middle-aged women in, 186, 14;

our standpoint, 539, 4;

people of, enthusiastic, 447, 21;

people wanted in, 527, 14;

secure, if true to herself, 44, 50

=England's= safety, 243, 23

=English=, amusing themselves, 238, 1;

and Americans, 427, 44;

and French contrasted, 222, 21;

at their amusements, 182, 21;

Emerson on, 335, 8;

Mme. de Staël on, 359, 5;

nation, a trick of, 208, 26;

style, how to attain, 553, 31;

the, bravery and honour of, 425, 16;

the, Goldsmith on, 409, 39;

the, Napoleon of, 507, 1;

the, their two grand tasks, 503, 37;

the, Voltaire on, 362, 34;

when free, 234, 25;

well of, undefiled, 52, 51

=Englishman=, a true-born, 549, 8;

pluck of, 537, 43

=Englishmen=, for friends, 169, 20;

freedom a necessity for, 526, 29

=Enigmas=, wise men's partiality for, 199, 20

=Enjoying= and hoarding, 539, 45

=Enjoyment=, and Christianity, 420, 19;

and endurance, rules for, 120, 7;

and usefulness 360, 6;

highest, dependent on education, 77, 5;

how secured, 81, 43;

in want, 182, 32;

no help in, 519, 25;

our best, 523, 40;

rule for, 82, 57;

unrestrained, evil of, 553, 6

=Enlistment= for labour commended, 273, 39

=Enmities=, for time, 284, 1

=Enmity=, death, 488, 6;

man's, 193, 15;

not to be provoked, 383, 20

=Ennui=, a good condiment, 229, 36;

born of uniformity, 222, 41;

mark of manhood, 28, 45;

the brother of repose, 234, 42;

the effect of, 407, 34;

those who suffer from, 460, 7

=Enough=, and too much, 20, 22; 524, 10;

better than too much, 11, 10;

evil in more than, 92, 47;

excels a sackful, 121, 41;

misfortunes not withstanding, 190, 1;

more than, an anxiety, 146, 31;

never a small quantity, 38, 14;

where there is 20, 32;

who has, 553, 7

=Enslavement=, how to escape, 177, 46

=Enterprise=, in the young, 331, 12;

man of, aim of, 24, 26

=Enterprises=, great, wrecked by trifles, 78, 21;

how to carry on, 36, 28;

indiscreetly urged, 328, 13

=Entertainment=, ability to give or receive, 306, 11

=Enthusiasm=, as test of a man, 490, 6;

higher, of man not extinct, 434, 32;

how generated, 21, 47;

our love in our, 338, 31;

political effects of, 450, 5;

the enemy of, 376, 38;

vulgar, 299, 25

=Enthusiast=, better than timid thinker, 421, 21;

effect of opposition on, 335, 52;

the wild, zeal of, 307, 44

=Envied=, the, 425, 22;

the, rather to be pitied, 383, 36;

the, when dead, 97, 58

=Envious= man, the, 425, 23

=Environment=, enslaving power of, 522, 24;

importance of, 75, 1;

the tyranny of, 11, 57

=Envy=, a kind of praise, 108, 57;

a step from, to love, 141, 19;

a gnawing moth, 215, 31;

Burns on, 340, 17;

characteristic of, 34, 32;

distinct from emulation, 81, 50;

honour's foe, 160, 42;

human, 294, 35;

ignorance, 470, 37;

its malevolence, 25, 57;

passive disgust, 141, 19;

rather than pity, 181, 6; 246, 13;

sayings about, 196, 16-22;

singularity of, 311, 33;

the aims of, 406, 32;

the envious contrasted with, 238, 13;

the last stage of perversion, 438, 8;

the life-time of, 342, 22;

to be lived down, 389, 34;

tooth of, against the solid, 114, 6;

when harmless, 59, 5

=Epic=, future, of world, on whom it depends, 429, 39;

our, now and henceforth, 449, 40;

true, of our times, 458, 39

=Epicurean= maxim, 158, 18

=Epicurism= of reason, 378, 41

=Epigram=, should be like a bee, 327, 46;

the power of, 14, 57

=Epoch=, a glorious, which few reach, 284, 20;

an, most significant feature of, 444, 6;

great determining element in, 186, 34;

great, mark of, 211, 46;

our, dominant drift of, 491, 32;

the present, 331, 9

=Equality=, as bond of love, 124, 9;

among men, a figment, 274, 1;

condition of, 554, 9;

establishment of, by law, 226, 8;

holy law of humanity, 124, 10;

not true, 394, 52;

the condition of, 147, 23;

unknown to nature, 292, 5

=Equanimity=, happiness of, 140, 20

=Equity=, sundered from law, 231, 28;

to be respected, 188, 38

=Equivocation and evasion=, 89, 13

=Era=, a new, advent of, unannounced, 337, 26;

the present, 521, 9

=Eras= worthy of study, 264, 1

=Err=, to, human, 163, 42

=Erring=, Cicero on kindness to, 159, 22

=Error=, a mistake of judgment, 220, 17;

a way back from, 23, 47;

an old and new, 315, 20;

an old, mischief of, 489, 23;

and ignorance, 178, 14;

confessing, no disgrace, 58, 36; 304, 40;

consolation from, 421, 30;

containing some truth, dangerous, 14, 59;

contrary forms of, 182, 10;

dependence of glory on, 390, 25;

easier to recognise than truth, 203, 13;

freeing from, 492, 33;

from selfishness, 275, 6;

happiness of hoping to escape from, 320, 29;

human, misery of, Tennyson on, 321, 39;

in youth and in age, 60, 21;

insignificance of throttling one, 217, 14; 550, 19;

matter of endless talk, 324, 46;

natural to us, 501, 28;

not always harmful, 381, 51;

not every, folly, 310, 20;

of opinion, 85, 6;

old, evil effect of, 79, 3;

our great, 431, 17;

our love for, 420, 14;

our portion, 319, 13;

perennial, 197, 1;

perseverance in, folly, 51, 1;

prior to truth, 184, 37;

protestation against, its importance, 12, 40;

so long as one strives, 85, 40;

strengthening power of an, 268, 2;

the fate of, 501, 27;

the only, 319, 12;

to persevere in, folly, 159, 2;

treatment of, as sign of wise or fool, 54, 30;

utility of, 531, 44;

where freedom, 560, 13;

with a master, 280, 51

=Errors=, deliverance from, hard, 265, 16;

effect of diversion on, 468, 32;

ever renewed, 75, 11;

not to be built, 175, 33;

of a great mind, 425, 25;

of a wise man, 425, 26, 27;

our, dear to us, 114, 39

=Errs=, who, in tens, errs in thousands, 41, 19;

who never, 417, 46

=Eruptions=, superficial, when the heart is threatened, 304, 35

=Establish= one's self, how to, 354, 3

=Establishments=, old, when to abolish, 546, 1

=Estate=, one's, while in debt, 481, 11;

the third, 360, 38

=Estates=, how often spent, 268, 57

=Esteem=, and love, never sold, 214, 14;

commended, 243, 47;

often from ignorance, 181, 13;

our desert of, 522, 9;

without love, 19, 52

=Eternal=, in man's soul, 262, 28;

no hastening births of, 236, 59;

presence of, in time, 449, 7;

the, no simulacrum, 426, 6

=Eternities=, masquerade of the, 457, 47

=Eternity=, and time, 486, 47; 487, 2, 10;

depending on time, 126, 10;

effect of hope of, 302, 41;

feeling in man of, 186, 38;

in time, 495, 28;

looking through time, 55, 44;

manifest in time, 265, 2;

the spot in, ours, 426, 8;

unsurveyable, 297, 20;

vision of, indispensable, 150, 41;

youth, 466, 3

=Ethics=, right, the nature of, 377, 13

=Ethiopian=, the, and his skin, 35, 25

=Eulogy=, the assumption in, 12, 39

=Euphemy= contrasted with blasphemy, 30, 41

=Europe=, bewildered, the goal of, 313, 22;

fifty years of, 29, 22;

the glory of, gone, 415, 38

=Evangel=, our ultimate political, 440, 37

=Evangelicals=, Carlyle on, 443, 42

=Evening=, and its day, 520, 9;

as an emblem, 89, 26;

hushed to grace harmony, 162, 36

=Event=, great, for world, 431, 18;

out of our power, 34, 20;

to be mastered at the time, 90, 44

=Events=, all, of importance, 94, 46;

all part of a divine plan, 94, 45;

coming, foreshadowed, 44, 56;

fitfulness of, 252, 11;

gravest, noiselessness of, 431, 8;

greatest, of an age, 432, 9;

in life, their connection not understood at first, 569, 23;

mighty, turn on a straw, 279, 15;

no being beyond power of, 565, 16;

our relation to, 522, 4;

source of, 472, 32;

tutors, 434, 14

=Everything=, importance of attempting, 439, 10

=Everywhere=, nowhere, 222, 8

=Evidence=, one's own, not enough, 303, 37;

to be weighed, 352, 21

=Evidences= like weights, 437, 21

=Evil=, a source of good, 401, 35;

absolute, unknown to us, 317, 11;

all, as a nightmare, 9, 25;

all, at bottom good, 10, 7;

all, within, 475, 16;

anticipation of, 222, 32;

as well as good from God, 388, 22;

at its strongest, 26, 61;

better in youth, 200, 31;

beginning of every, 188, 30;

by thinking of it, 6, 4;

deed, curse of, 482, 2;

defined, 95, 35;

doing, for good, 150, 3;

effect of concealment on, 8, 50;

from God, 197, 27;

from thoughtlessness, 33, 6;

greatest, for a man, 35, 44;

he that doeth, 93, 33;

how to avoid, 461, 25;

how to overcome, 33, 47; 240, 16;

how to scare away, 24, 47;

inability to bear, 519, 36;

knowing and speaking, 493, 30;

latent in heart, 471, 25;

most common source of, 444, 5;

none all, 311, 8;

necessary for good, 401, 46;

no absolute, 472, 34;

no, felt till it comes, 301, 42;

no, without compensation, 301, 43;

not constant, 86, 13;

not doing, and not intending, 491, 43;

not struck at the root, 468, 23;

not to be traced, but extinguished, 547, 22;

how to overcome, 113, 6;

of the day, enough, 406, 16;

one, St. Paul of, 521, 45;

only hiding of, 473, 11;

overcoming, two ways of, 494, 44;

patiently borne, 301, 41;

reaction of, on self, 80, 33;

report, how to treat, 172, 13;

resisted, a benefit, 90, 45;

sense of filthiness of, a foil, 152, 15;

speaking, defence against, 171, 38; 172, 1;

that goeth out of one, 426, 12;

that men do, 426, 13;

the beginning of, 69, 29;

the root of, 170, 40;

theories of, helpless against evil, 62, 41;

thing, judgment of, often delayed, 214, 17;

things, goodness in, 476, 33;

to be overcome, 28, 14;

to be simply borne, 541, 31;

to come, better unknown, 38, 30;

wishing no, merit of, 298, 15

=Evils=, easily crushed at the birth, 327, 48;

extreme, alike, 9, 26;

great and little, effect on one of, 133, 24;

great and small, how to oppose, 492, 49;

great, impotence to overcome, 175, 15, 44;

guards against, 409, 16;

how to shield one's self from, 300, 21;

imaginary, 96, 23;

imaginary, how made real, 182, 36;

imaginary _versus_ real, 243, 41;

man's fear of, 206, 45;

neglect of small, 111, 38;

not imaginary, 10, 13;

origin of, 261, 4;

our, source of all, 201, 50;

real and possible, compared, 325, 11;

shunned, fallen into, 104, 40;

silently bearing, 523, 24;

which of two, to choose, 547, 2;

which we feel, 330, 28

=Evil-disposed=, the, 482, 49

=Evil-doer= and the light, 146, 5

=Evil-doers=, fear of, 532, 2

=Evil-speaker= compared with evil-doer, 261, 17

=Evil-speaking=, evil of, 553, 15

=Evil-wishing=, evil of, 553, 15

=Evolution=, only worthy of regard, 445, 44

=Exaggeration=, common, 473, 37;

weakening effect of, 329, 14

=Exalted=, station, ornament to merit, 222, 36;

who shall be, 146, 57

=Example=, and precept, 252, 43;

force of, 171, 36;

noble, force of, 78, 44;

potency of, 96, 49;

the effect of, 276, 43;

the power of, 375, 6;

value of, 158, 43

=Examples=, good, power of, 129, 27, 28;

perfect, evil effect of, 89, 28

=Excel=, daring to, 301, 29

=Excellence=, source of, 92, 23;

the appreciation of, value of, 297, 37;

to be studied, 338, 35;

uniformity of, tiresome, 507, 94;

what we must risk to attain, 489, 32;

world's treatment of, 464, 31

=Excellences=, deep hidden, 40, 33

=Excellency=, witness of, 207, 7

=Excellent=, persons, tortures of, 383, 31;

the, difficult, 39, 37;

the, how to treat, 536, 9;

the, rare and rarely valued, 426, 18;

the, unfathomable, 55, 2;

things rare, 328, 23

=Exception=, and rule, 96, 26;

going by the, 199, 39

=Exceptions=, according to order, 291, 6

=Excess=, a tendency of Nature, 94, 41;

every, a vice in end, 327, 49;

no, 170, 14; 271, 51;

nothing in, 242, 29;

of good, dangerous, 153, 38;

the evil of, 350, 10;

unstable, 94, 43

=Exchange=, as a means of life, 275, 3

=Excitement= contrasted with enthusiasm, 83, 38

=Excitements=, great, effect of, 426, 10

=Exercise=, benefit of, 90, 48;

bodily, St, Paul's estimate of, 31, 10;

defined by Johnson, 228, 34;

rules for, 6, 14

=Exigencies=, the science of, 97, 24

=Exile=, everywhere, 566, 4;

friendly face to, 496, 6;

no exile from self, 535, 6

=Existence=, a distracted, waste of, 569, 25;

a mystery to the greatest genius, 306, 41;

all earthly, a vapour, 368, 36;

contrasted with life, 487, 16;

disappointed, worse than none, 208, 39;

first delight of, 494, 43;

laws of, our knowledge of, 207, 22;

man's, secret of, 452, 47;

our, passed into words, 339, 38;

our, purpose of, 521, 26;

perfection of, 345, 47;

principle and end of, 521, 2;

source and destiny of all, 554, 31;

the healthy tenure of, 199, 4;

the only explanation of, 437, 14

=Existent=, the, its importance, 457, 21

=Expectation=, a retarding weight, 559, 10;

and uncertainty, as joys, 506, 1;

as regulated by desire, 173, 6;

effect of, on a blessing, 488, 10;

of good, effect on us of, 559, 5

=Expectations=, and non-preparedness, 523, 44;

extravagant, vain, 176, 1

=Expecting= nothing, blessedness of, 30, 51

=Expense=, our, the root of, 337, 45

=Expenses=, petty, effect of, on purse, 205, 32

=Expensiveness=, our, 340, 4

=Experience=, a light to truth, 467, 15;

a teacher, 78, 34;

and ability, possible effect of, 383, 37;

as a teacher, 220, 21;

as an educator, 323, 37;

as inducing fear, 97, 46;

authority of, 84, 30;

bitter, 34, 19;

bitter, advantage of, 532, 28;

by indulgence in passion, 144, 20;

contrasted with theory, 466, 20;

incommunicable, 63, 26;

its limited extent, 496, 17;

knowledge of, 114, 34;

like stern-lights of ship, 494, 35;

man's only school, 264, 34;

no antedating, 302, 55;

not equal to understanding, 269, 22;

one's own, and others', 75, 15;

others, no demand for, 308, 26;

our, of life, 337, 46;

painful, as a teacher, 81, 48;

perfect, 345, 48;

second-hand, 563, 22;

the fruit of life, 429, 31;

thrift in, 34, 5;

value of, 334, 22;

without thought, 529, 3

=Experiences=, common, instructive, 72, 45;

our chief, 337, 34

=Experiments=, subject of, 103, 26

=Exposition= of one another order of the day, 472, 1

=Expression=, clear, of difficult matters, 492, 19;

correct, the source of, 43, 56;

dependence of, on distinct thought, 284, 23;

how to attain facility of, 488, 40;

modest, virtue of, 281, 36;

purpose of nature, 462, 8;

test of thought, 253, 26;

varieties of, accounted for, 529, 11

=Expressiveness=, all, 478, 5

=Exquisite=, the, coy, 94, 47

=External= things, emancipation from power of, 559, 26

=Extracts=, necessity for, 444, 18

=Extraordinary=, the, how to treat, 536, 10;

only the, rebelled against, 265, 30;

to be looked at, 198, 3

=Extremes=, violent, temporary, 307, 38

=Extremity=, trier of spirits, 567, 34

=Eye=, a commanding, 15, 5;

a daring, 551, 28;

a steady good, 79, 9;

as an interpreter, 538, 4;

as an organ of speech, 534, 42;

by which one sees God, 426, 25;

first overcome, 186, 23;

importance of vision in, 417, 21;

interpreter of heart, 214, 11;

man's, not microscopic, 555, 7;

one, better than two, 269, 40;

only in forehead, 488, 38;

seeing, of the first times, 434, 30;

single, to be venerated, 18, 48;

soul in the, 416, 10;

the power of, 57, 26;

the, sayings about, 426, 26-42;

the, under distraction, 43, 16;

to be single, 439, 12;

to negotiate for itself, 240, 34;

versus ear, as vehicle of knowledge, 385, 21;

where love, 72, 34

=Eyes=, affected by our heart, 337, 47;

and the belly, 63, 52;

and ears, as witnesses, 63, 51;

and what they indicate, 7, 13;

effect of shutting, 205, 47;

homes of silent prayer, 154, 48;

how guarded from error, 300, 1;

importance of using, 202, 4;

more trusted than ears, 276, 43;

more trustworthy than ears, 324, 2;

never satisfied, 154, 36;

one man's, spectacles to another, 332, 57;

our, exorbitant, 524, 44;

our, misuse of, 521, 24;

posted as sentinels, 324, 1;

rather than ears, 158, 43;

speaking and betraying power of, 541, 12;

the feast of, 264, 35;

to be cared for, 409, 33;

to see withal, 520, 23;

to look right on, 243, 9;

weak, weakness of, 530, 12;

weakness of most, 325, 13;

without looking, 126, 5

=Eye-witness=, and hearsay, 350, 13;

one, value of, 332, 14

=Fable=, Love's world, 64, 13

=Face=, a handsome, 112, 36;

and the mind, 426, 43, 44;

as revealing the heart, 190, 33;

expression of, contrasted with tongue, 458, 10;

full impression of, 205, 11;

God hath given you one, 126, 11;

like a benediction, 142, 36;

not deceptive, 204, 21;

the index of age, 98, 42;

the, of labour, Carlyle on, 512, 10;

two sides of, 302, 33

=Faces=, expressive, 466, 38;

that most charm us, 482, 29;

variety in, 206, 3

=Facility=, how to acquire, 539, 31

=Fact=, and speech, gulf between, 401, 1;

goodman, plain-spoken, 130, 39;

not law, 5, 27;

significance of a, 5, 25, 26; 287, 46;

stranger than fiction, 99, 9;

the question for jury, 4, 50;

the importance of, 457, 21

=Faction=, effect of, 381, 31

=Factor=, rule of, and minister compared, 140, 31

=Facts=, all enfolded in first man, 264, 22;

and the truth of reason, 421, 32;

beadrolls of, insignificance of, 556, 33;

dissipated by time, 486, 35;

downright, our need of, 529, 36;

modelled by the man, 51, 48;

plainest, men blind to, 161, 8;

stubborn things, 33, 7;

the emphasis of, 425, 4;

the great, 431, 19

=Faculties=, a delight to exercise, 313, 1;

man's, no inventory of, 475, 8;

our, and their exercise, 521, 16;

our, their last perfection, 438, 7;

the soul's, a misnomer, 413, 5

=Faculty=, indispensability of, 105, 51;

not to be forced, 293, 6;

the logical, 313, 6;

the imaginative, 313, 6

=Fail=, no such word as, to youth, 190, 48

=Failing= at all, 492, 20

=Failings=, how regarded by heaven, 474, 5;

lean'd to virtue's side, 156, 51

=Failure=, a chief cause of, 105, 22;

as a teacher, 525, 15;

bright side of, 252, 48;

fruit of, 104, 14;

in a great object, 472, 38;

sure road to, 456, 29;

the only, to fear, 446, 1;

the parents of, 193, 9

=Failures=, a cause of, 386, 2;

a lesson to us, 329, 17;

how to regard, 373, 8;

no, where no efforts, 144, 50;

not to daunt us, 206, 20;

often successes, 526, 21

=Fair= day's wages, a, Carlyle on, 5, 28

=Faith=, a great, 285, 27;

a lively, wages of, 506, 33;

all in all of, 415, 50;

alternation of periods of,

with denial, 187, 49; 447, 28;

an audacious, 530, 6;

and doubt contrasted as to their origin, 233, 25;

and hope, differences about, 186, 49;

and knowledge, difference between, 186, 50;

approved, reward of, 105, 58;

as fashion, 149, 29;

commended, 243, 32, 33;

demand of love, 353, 53;

desire of, faith enough, 176, 34;

disowned when questioned, 242, 8;

essence of, 425, 38;

essence of all, 427, 6;

fanatic, and falsehood, 99, 62;

in an omnipresent God, denial or mere lip-assertion of, 427, 6;

in days of sorrow, 523, 43;

in whom alone, 104, 3;

knowledge in, 383, 10;

lesson of, 462, 6;

loss of, 146, 33;

narrow, power of, 14, 26;

necessary to faithful doing, 152, 41;

once lost irreparable, 172, 8;

only, that wears well, 446, 2;

orthodox, defined, 60, 4;

our slavery from want of, 485, 39;

plain and simple, 467, 37;

power of, 111, 26; 114, 3; 185, 52; 279, 32; 448, 37; 492, 34; 558, 26;

principal part of, 449, 24;

proper power of, 449, 41;

resting on authority, 427, 8;

right, if life right, 110, 23;

right, defined, 474, 15;

sister of justice, 216, 39;

steps of, 455, 12;

strengthened by knowledge, 504, 23;

the great trial to, 384, 26;

the one thing needful, 110, 17;

the only sure foundation, 9, 1;

the power of, 200, 44; 312, 23; 319, 11;

the proper object of, 240, 14;

the root of, 340, 15;

want of, 110, 17; 507, 11; 558, 26;

want, at present, 423, 44;

wilful, confirmed by absurdity, 544, 37;

with centre everywhere, 554, 4;

wonder essential to, 560, 4;

Voltaire's definition of, 481, 40

=Faithful=, in little, 147, 8;

sure of reward, 105, 46

=Faithfulness=, commended, 28, 48

=Faithless= among the faithful, 100, 27

=Faiths=, in all, something true, 184, 31

=Fallen=, the, succouring, 371, 14

=Falls=, some, means to rise, 398, 7

=False=, in one thing, 101, 2;

knowledge of, a truth, 221, 18;

men, mischief done by, 312, 46;

the, evil influence of, 2, 49

=Falsehood=, a salve, 181, 9;

after falsehood, 100, 30;

adhesiveness of, 226, 12;

as weakness, 443, 31;

at touch of celestial temper, 301, 49;

evil of, 502, 6;

goodly outside of, 322, 31;

how regarded, 223, 21;

in kings, 494, 3;

man fire to, 92, 30;

obstacle to happiness, 56, 27;

path of, 447, 8;

soothing, 181, 9;

the success of, 512, 5;

to be renounced, 501, 40

=Falsehoods=, that are not lies, 466, 39

=Falsities=, all, to be alike treated, 71, 34

=Falsity= of things, more seeming than real, 480, 33

=Fame=, a thin web, 174, 7;

common, rarely wrong, 45, 13;

complacency in, 312, 29;

course of, 514, 39;

exceptional, 323, 24;

how one earns, 330, 32;

in no hurry for, 172, 14;

insignificance of, 155, 31; 533, 44;

lessened by acquaintanceship, 280, 2;

law of, 439, 31;

lust of, and wise men, 440, 10;

modestly enjoyed, 28, 20;

obtained and deserved, 398, 36;

Pope on, 311, 49;

posthumous, a vain desire, 555, 3;

rage for, 538, 23;

the price of, 443, 32;

the struggle for, 97, 48;

thirst for, 260, 7;

true, like our shade, 499, 48

=Familiar=, by proxy, 311, 7

=Familiarity=, lowering effect of, 181, 28

=Families=, and their best members, 176, 4;

only two, 72, 3

=Family=, a happy, 140, 14;

bargaining in, over the pottage, 442, 43;

home of peace, 190, 35;

heroism in the, 432, 32;

in the bosom of one's, 336, 51;

Burns' prayer for a, 545, 17;

virtue, importance of, 427, 13

=Famine=, effect of, on heart, 530, 18;

evil of, 101, 31

=Fanaticism=, contempt of, 90, 9;

defined, 90, 9;

effect of, on a man, 407, 5

=Fancy=, charm of, 442, 7;

compared with reason, 369, 34; 526, 20;

contrasted with imagination, 183, 2;

exacting, 292, 13;

fantastical, 395, 1;

giving way to understanding, 431, 5;

how bred, 411, 40;

over reason, what, 10, 19;

sugar of life, 69, 9;

the tyranny of, 201, 36;

turned necessity, 539, 18;

_versus_ fancy, 522, 33;

without taste, 315, 41

=Fancying= in harmony with the fact, 369, 20

=Fantasies=, lightest, two meanings of, 503, 44

=Fantasy=, compared with understanding, 459, 33;

exorbitant demands of, 386, 46;

function of, 66, 5;

the age of, gone, 53, 25;

the power of, 266, 11;

the ripened fruit of, 387, 3

=Far-away= things, attractiveness of, 76, 11

=Farces=, seeming, tragedies, 268, 31

=Farewell=, hard to say, 555, 10;

Macpherson's, 317, 30

=Farewells= should be sudden, 244, 17

=Farthing=, a good, 31, 28

=Farthings=, valued, 480, 20

=Fashion=, a bad rule, 170, 23;

a maxim of, 88, 31;

a tyrant, 226, 13;

dominancy of, 526, 22;

effect of, 427, 14;

fool in, and one out of, 314, 19;

glass of, 322, 32;

imperious, 567, 1;

old and new, how regarded, 91, 1;

out of the, 19, 15;

power of, 385, 19; 440, 15;

tyranny of, 21, 16

=Fashions=, change of, a tax, 39, 45;

following the, 477, 10;

invented by fools, 108, 53

=Fastidious=, the, unfortunate, 238, 11

=Fastidiousness= to be avoided, 526, 27

=Fatalism,= faith of men of action in, 284, 10

=Fate=, all thralls of, 212, 21;

a mystery, 218, 12;

action of, on willing and unwilling, 73, 41;

and dreams of the past, 240, 47;

and the heart, 370, 24;

and the willing, 102, 47; 103, 3;

and the unwilling, 102, 47; 103, 3;

a pedagogue, 54, 25;

a, to be evaded, 217, 4;

best use of, 205, 50;

Cæsar's belief in, 34, 34;

certainty of, 111, 46;

cuffs of, on good and resolute man, 422, 22;

how to conquer, 491, 5;

in drawing of heart, 62, 3;

irresistible, 478, 11;

master of his, cannot complain, 60, 25;

most wretched, 415, 20;

not to be interrogated, 503, 1;

no evading, 308, 32;

no striving against, 264, 33;

our, what we make it,231, 8;

ordinations of, 517, 17;

our, how to overcome, 366, 12;

overloading of, 440, 16;

quarrelling with one's, 554, 37;

responsibility of, 33, 34;

scale of, lightest in, 550, 6;

shunned, embraced, 74, 8;

stars of, in the breast, 191, 44;

the book of, hidden all but a page, 154, 2;

the sorrowfulest, 454, 17;

to be submitted to, 535, 7;

under temptation, 412, 8;

undue respect to, 483, 9;

what we may make of, 523, 18

=Fated=, the, and the feared, 54, 37

=Fates=, our, like rivers in their rise, 33, 19;

the, work of, 427, 22

=Father=, banker provided by nature, 505, 31;

a, deceiving, 363, 43;

affection of, for daughter, 38, 29;

a, function of, in a family, 174, 27;

and his house, scorning, 494, 19;

and son, respect of, mutual, 148, 50;

and mother, indebtedness to, 65, 34; 66, 1;

a priest, 252, 46;

duty of, in training son, 158, 10;

when old and daughter, 489, 21;

words of, to his children, 463, 47

=Fatherland=, before life, 86, 6

=Fathers=, our, objects of pity, 186, 30;

our, to be as good as, 490, 8

=Fatigue=, most wearisome, 472, 36;

the best nightcap, 138, 10

=Fault=, a, denied, 506, 37;

a, virtue out of, 332, 2;

avoiding one, and rushing into another, 117, 8;

condemned ere committed, 46, 10;

every, at first monstrous, 93, 13;

excusing of a, 14, 49;

in every, folly, 186, 33;

man's grand, 266, 32;

which needs a lie, 314, 4

=Fault-finders=, nothing safe from, 315, 39

=Fault-finding=, not always safe, 508, 36;

of fools, 409, 2, 3;

our, 521, 11;

to be avoided, 283, 38;

without mending, 268, 58

=Faultless=, nothing, 553, 29

=Faults=, advantage from, 204, 17;

allied to excellences, 468, 13;

as taints of liberty, 32, 26;

committing and permitting, 428, 17;

confessed, half mended, 46, 16;

deception as regards our, 550, 23;

difficult to weed out, 398, 8;

effect of a call to give up, 344, 55;

Goethe on, 205, 20;

greatest of, 432, 30;

hard to cure, 523, 25;

how corrected, 34, 9;

in honest and dishonest, 69, 21;

lie gently on him, 395, 15;

men moulded out of, 28, 36;

mended, not to be referred to, 276, 30;

nature of, 9, 27;

none exempt from, 92, 2;

of bad and of good men, 25, 43;

of others and our own, 8, 21, 22;

of others, instructiveness of, 98, 16;

often corrected by chance, 39, 38;

of the player and the man, 10, 41;

one's own, best known, 169, 9;

one's own, easily pardoned, 101, 32;

others' zeal in amending, 315, 15;

our, not to discourage, 296, 41;

our own, and our neighbour's, 91, 53;

our relation to, as our own or others, 529, 16;

pleasure in others', 390, 26;

seeing only others', 50, 12;

seeking only for, 480, 17;

that kill us, 206, 22;

that look handsome, 322, 35;

to be thankful for, 93, 10

=Faust=, in a dilemma, 169, 41;

Goethe's, without fruit, 314, 34

=Favour=, a, against one's will, 28, 2;

a, what it consists in, 5, 32;

a, when to ask, 296, 3;

asking for, 149, 31;

how to confer a, 529, 4

=Favours=, injudiciously conferred, 27, 56, 57;

from the great, 116, 5;

refusing, 341, 46, 47

=Fear=, a bad preserver, 261, 39;

a, daily surmounting, value of, 142, 45;

an inventor, 227, 4;

and reverence contrasted, 492, 21;

desponding, effect of, 62, 30;

early and provident, 75, 31;

effect of, 121, 55; 492, 22;

effect of, on speech, 81, 46;

getting rid of, a first duty, 428, 14;

how bred, 387, 54;

incompatible with love, 255, 1;

incompatible with wisdom, 504, 38;

inconsistent with love, 146, 13;

of the Lord, 427, 26-29;

perpetual, evil of, 272, 46;

persuasive power of, 180, 33;

sign of low birth, 57, 15;

slavery to, 302, 18;

stages of, 457, 48;

cold, that freezes, 102, 20;

those who dwell in, 483, 7;

to be suppressed, 160, 22;

unknown to Germans, 14, 21;

unlimited, 70, 47;

unreasonableness of, 537, 15;

who has no, 264, 6

=Feared= by many, fearing many, 294, 7

=Fearless= man, a, 532, 32;

the, 150, 19

=Fears=, our effects of, 545, 1

=Feast=, constituents of a, 394, 19;

what constitutes, 206, 4

=Feasts=, by whom made and by whom eaten, 108, 56

=Feather=, incapable of momentum, 455, 37

=Feeble=, in work unhelpful, 305, 7;

the, to be supported, 488, 24

=Feeling=, an unpleasant, a warning, 95, 5;

and thought, 484, 42;

as opposed to thinking, 8, 58;

by whom induced, 33, 26;

compared with seeing, 384, 41;

delicacy of, 11, 8;

how to awaken, 483, 23; 401, 47;

importance of, 119, 26;

in reality keener than in song, 268, 38;

man of, fate of, 427, 19;

not attained by hunting for it, 531, 47;

not man's end, 266, 18;

one's, to be trusted, 184, 45;

power of, 264, 30;

strong, tendency of, 404, 5;

the analogy of, 44, 30

=Feelings=, at meeting and farewell, 338, 1;

by which we live, 525, 20, 21;

duration of, 497, 32;

fine, without vigour of reason, 106, 27;

fineness of, not given to every one, 217, 7;

great, like instincts, 135, 20;

our most exalted, 338, 37;

the, hid in man, 539, 16

=Feet=, her, beneath her petticoat, 155, 1

=Feigned=, the, never lasting, 315, 7

=Felicity=, from self alone, 162, 30;

greatest, 432, 11;

or infelicity, a man's, how to know, 544, 3;

in the soul, 163, 19

=Fell=, Dr., I do not love thee, 165, 47

=Fellow=, a lucky, 36, 40

=Fellow-feeling=, effect of, 5, 33

=Fellowship=, a, to cultivate, 542, 3;

founded on truth, 150, 24;

the end of existence, 312, 30

=Fetters=, a burden, 304, 29;

when one wishes to be in, 544, 44

=Feud=, an old, easily renewed, 47, 27

=Fibres=, tension of all, 427, 36

=Fiction=, compared with truth, 501, 48;

contrasted with fact, 369, 19, 20;

inferior to fact, 99, 12;

more potent than fact, 338, 2

=Fictions=, to resemble truth, 105, 31

=Fiddlestick=, the power of, 539, 8

=Fidelity=, among rebels, 370, 11;

but a name, 308, 45;

compared with justice, 569, 40;

contrasted with love, 246, 11;

gone, 67, 5;

importance of, 501, 25;

in small things, 3, 25;

to be practised, 504, 15

=Field=, a large, to ear, 166, 43

=Fields=, and cities, 70, 5;

holy, over whose acres, 158, 26;

where joy for ever dwells, 102, 21

=Fiends=, absolute, 2, 18

=Fight=, no, no victory, 174, 43;

to, and die, 492, 24;

to, with stronger, no obligation to, 473, 38

=Fighting=, an affair of the heart, 313, 10;

and being beaten, compared, 173, 10;

does not feed men, 294, 44

=Fights=, that, and runs away, 109, 51; 146, 14

=Figure=, a pleasing, value of, 16, 40

=Finding=, not the possession, sweet, 298, 1

=Fine Art=, as defined by Ruskin, 106, 23

=Fine=, characteristic of everything, 427, 39, 40;

thing, expense of buying, 547, 12

=Finesse=, a great step in, 198, 41;

hovers between virtue and vice, 225, 21;

recourse to, mark of incapacity, 227, 18

=Finger-posts=, authentic, few, 377, 41

=Finished-off=, man, no satisfying, 531, 17;

_versus_ becoming, 281, 5

=Finite=, and infinite, respective conditions of, 205, 26;

let alone infinite, too much for man, 262, 21;

shadows forth infinite, 261, 45

=Fire=, a mighty, to quickly kindle, 482, 48;

a neglected, 294, 30;

a slow, 19, 53;

and wind, 484, 19;

its power, 27, 12;

little, to be trodden out, 8, 42;

matter for the, 541, 3;

no extinguisher, 179, 33;

sayings about, 427, 46, 47; 428, 1, 2;

slumbering in ashes, 233, 27;

the only, worth gauge or measure, 264, 20;

who walks through, 552, 45;

wind-fed and wind-extinguished, 320, 1

=Fires=, violent, 157, 10

=Fireside=, my own, an Eden, 540, 20

=Firm=, legal, advantage of two attorneys in, 476, 34

=Firmament=, unseen support of, 311, 26

=Firmness=, and rashness, 543, 24;

with pliability, 179, 8

=Fitting=, the, right, 540, 6

=Flame= and smoke as passing into each other, 203, 10

=Flash=, not the thunder, 206, 13

=Flatterer=, and tyrant, compared, 465, 35;

at whose expense he lives, 498, 36;

Latin word for, 438, 10;

Steele on, 165, 25;

the greatest, 474, 26;

to be avoided, 324, 44

=Flatterers=, why so obnoxious, 450, 45

=Flattery=, a visor to villany, 307, 39;

and censure, 347, 22;

attractive, 23, 10;

benefit of, 421, 7;

easier than praise, 275, 10;

how harmful, 390, 27;

ill-manners, 315, 49;

inconsistent with love, 303, 35;

to cajole fools, 301, 52;

to fools and wise men, 487, 50;

what is wanting to be pleased with, 539, 37

=Flaws=, where they abound, 427, 39, 40

=Flesh= to be sacrificed to spirit, 440, 8

=Flock=, no, without one dead lamb, 472, 39

=Flogging= before better than afterwards, 200, 9

=Flower=, a, despising, as a weed, 538, 26;

and seed, relation of, 428, 49;

born to blush unseen, 117, 23;

of humanity, and the slime it springs from, 429, 18;

of sweetest smell, 429, 1;

petal of, and granite boulder, 191, 12;

mystery included in a, 251, 16;

tender, with head elate, 457, 8;

thoughts from a, 494, 27

=Flowers=, as symbols of nature, 44, 33;

as preachers, 568, 32;

contrasted with weeds, 408, 22;

fair, by the wayside, 382, 15;

the sweetest, our treatment of, 529, 39;

Wordsworth on, 127, 18

=Fluency=, often scarcity, 421, 13;

secret of, 538, 42

=Flunkeyism=, 271, 19

=Flush= of health and of death, 469, 33

=Flute=, a beginner on, 192, 31;

and lyre, with voice compared, 429, 3;

blowing on, not playing, 30, 40

=Fly=, not without spleen, 89, 15;

those that, 482, 45;

Uncle Toby to the, 125, 1; 482, 21

=Foe=, no, no friend, 144, 27;

service of, 412, 52

=Foes=, our greatest, within, 187, 14;

what they teach, 115, 13

=Folk=, old and young, compared, 213, 15

=Folks= that stand on their heads, 478, 3

=Follies=, in relation to wisdom, 92, 39;

committed out of complaisance, 165, 12;

greatest of, 432, 31;

our own and others, differently regarded, 529, 9;

reasoning us out of our, 483, 2

=Folly=, a characteristic of, 87, 25; 195, 31;

compared with wisdom, 557, 5;

disdainful of itself, 329, 5;

greatest and commonest, 494, 20;

how alone to conceal, 404, 29;

in every one, 212, 10;

learned at college, 211, 43;

sayings about, 429, 5, 6;

shoot, as it flies, 98, 20;

the short, best, 227, 12;

universal, 172, 15;

without remedy, 80, 34

=Fondness=, fostered by time, &c., sure, 406, 1

=Fontaine=, La, epitaph of, 211, 44

=Food=, though given, to be wrought for, 125, 39

=Fool=, a great, 179, 7;

a, how to win, 45, 1;

a learned, 505, 36;

a, mark of, 404, 34;

a, when silent, 89, 16;

a witty, and a foolish wit, 29, 7;

a thorough, 144, 34;

according to Wm. Blake, 153, 19;

and his hobby, 2, 60;

and his opinions, 359, 29;

and learning, 236, 34;

and wise, 10, 39;

and wise contrasted, 252, 10;

and wise, diverse conduct of, 538, 40;

as he grows richer, 443, 22;

as regards reason, 148, 53;

at forty, 30, 2;

conscious of his folly, 151, 4;

effect of praising, 355, 13, 14;

familiarity with a, 32, 59;

getting rid of a, 31, 45;

hard arguing with, 333, 23;

hard to discover, 208, 23;

his sorrows and fears, 466, 25;

in his devotions, 504, 8;

in his own house, knowledge of, 349, 7;

kind, the worst, 437, 28;

let me play the, 241, 34;

mark of, 333, 1;

may be knave, 164, 31;

never changes his mind, 180, 41;

no, without admirer, 505, 37;

of virtue, be, not of vice, 108, 36;

old and young, 239, 35;

once a, always, 363, 18;

rather than saddening experience, 166, 26;

the conceit of, 404, 27;

the, sayings about, 429, 7-11;

to self worse than being fooled, 563, 12;

truths of a, 425, 26;

without the stuff of success, 505, 35

=Foolish=, man, aversion of, to the wise, 108, 38;

ever, never wise, 151, 48;

once very, never wise, 150, 30

=Foolishest= man, no, without a knowledge all his own, 472, 40

=Foolishness=, the thought of, 457, 35

=Fools=, all, 9, 62; 482, 20; 498, 23;

behaviour to, characteristic of a man, 315, 13;

deliberate, the wisdom of, 322, 17;

favoured by fortune, 113, 19;

favourites of women and fortune, 124, 36;

gabble of, evil of, 420, 6;

dependence of knaves on, 174, 47;

in majority, 89, 49; 239, 27;

indispensable to wise men, 118, 14;

intelligible only to God, 66, 48;

learn by experience, 89, 40;

learned, 236, 10;

many, 404, 28;

necessary to wise men, 127, 38;

old, 398, 32;

our feelings towards, 343, 54;

rush in where angels fear to tread, 109, 39;

safety in number of, 444, 23;

sayings about, 5, 54-68; 6, 1, 2; 90, 50-52;

talk of, 238, 39;

taught by experience, 97, 34;

that boast, 399, 14;

their company saddening, 421, 15;

to be first won, 11, 41;

trade by the eye, 219, 50;

unpitied by heaven, 154, 14;

with wit insufferable, 108, 17

=Foot=, had music in't, 157, 17;

slip of, and of tongue, 81, 18

=Footway=, rule of, 452, 13

=Fop=, described, 6, 2;

Diogenes on a, 186, 18;

one, plague to another, 292, 8

=Forbidden=, the, man's hunger for, 506, 17;

the, striven after, 300, 35

=Force=, affects action, not will, 225, 23;

and right, power of, 201, 47;

brute, as social bond, 32, 49;

contrasted with opinion, 335, 38;

even in a righteous cause, 89, 25;

giant for weak, 212, 42;

man of, virtue in, 471, 3;

no honestly exerted, lost, 302, 29;

personal, 347, 1;

when legitimate, 228, 18;

with and without judgment, 516, 11

=Forebodings= of evil, 114, 36

=Foreign=, rule insecure, 8, 25;

the, not to be shunned, 264, 32

=Foresight= of what is to come paralysing, 421, 4

=Forest=, planting and uprooting, 509, 26

=Forethought=, value of, 221, 34;

favours brave, 113, 39;

manly, 216, 48

=Forfeited=, the, irrecoverable, 305, 21

=Forgetfulness= contrasted with memory, 273, 14, 25

=Forgetting=, expediency of, 88, 16

=Forgiven=, the, duty of, 5, 18

=Forgiveness=, a source of weakness and strength, 94, 57;

natural, 163, 41;

rule of, 513, 30;

too ready, 364, 23;

with God and Christ, 471, 28

=Forgiving=, and forgetting, Schopenhauer on, 492, 31;

Schiller on, 513, 31

=Forgotten= things insignificant, 325, 23

=Form=, mathematical, _versus_ living, 271, 2

=Forms=, our social, 339, 17;

their tendency to corrupt, 21, 17

=Formulas=, essential, 262, 4;

value to man of, 473, 31

=Forsaking= all, the profit of, 552, 9

=Fortitude=, as a virtue, 460, 42;

commended, 122, 45;

defined, 432, 27;

the root of, 340, 15;

true, defined, 499, 49;

value of, 471, 17

=Fortunate=, better than wise, 81, 13;

the always, 441, 14

=Fortune=, a better, to desire, 495, 51;

a broken, man of, 340, 27;

a fickle jade, 257, 45;

a goddess, man-made, 312, 4; 318, 30;

a great, 259, 13;

a great, making and keeping, 208, 10;

alternation of, with misfortune, 444, 7;

a man's best, 54, 5;

a man's, on his forehead, 414, 33;

a match for, 495, 3;

an expensive mistress, 353, 49;

and her gifts, 225, 26;

and her arrows, Dryden on, 240, 48;

and ruin, 269, 8;

and the prudent, 342, 23;

and wisdom, 557, 1;

a self-sufficing, 537, 32;

an unsuitable, 50, 49;

bad, may be changed to good, 455, 20;

bad, virtue for, 187, 15;

boast of, 473, 2;

choice of, 494, 37;

companion of valour, 516, 9;

dependent on the character, 39, 46;

diminished, how to behave under, 172, 17;

does not change nature, 245, 51;

effect of good and bad, 416, 44;

everywhere, 549, 29;

fatal lures of, 22, 34;

fatal obstructions to, 467, 33;

favoured of, at home, everywhere, 113, 32;

favourite of, 22, 48;

footsteps of, 257, 34;

frowns of, not to daunt, 242, 16;

frustrating power of, 38, 8;

Goethe on effect on him of good and bad, 154, 26;

good, 564, 5;

good, a cloak, 530, 8;

good, accompanied by good, 538, 7;

good and bad, a necessity, 224, 22;

good and bad, as elements of virtue, 136, 45;

good and bad, how to act in, 182, 34;

good, and good sense, 523, 28;

good, folly of not embracing, 143, 6;

good, from our endeavours, 129, 29;

good, hard to sustain, 527, 15;

good, mother of, 401, 20;

good or bad, to whom it falls, 232, 49;

good or bad, ill to determine, 523, 34;

good or bad, to what we ascribe, 520, 40;

good, our stomach for, 339, 23;

good, preferred to wisdom, 137, 42;

good, to the soldier, 350, 16;

good, to be seized, 158, 21;

good, virtue for, 187, 15;

her aim in her gifts, 172, 18;

how to behave under change of, 172, 16;

how to manage, 528, 36;

how to make, a friend, 177, 40;

how to overcome, 541, 9;

indifference to, 503, 17;

inequalities of, Burns' lament over, 253, 19;

large, misery of keeping, 280, 23;

loom of, and the webs, 439, 39;

making, mistress, 202, 54;

maligned, 207, 24;

man maker of his, 92, 17;

neither to elate nor depress, 390, 10;

not to be mistress, 296, 40;

not to be yielded to, 565, 4;

one's, in one's self, 75, 13;

one's, no fleeing from, 107, 37;

ounce of, value of, 279, 10;

ever with industry, 549, 27;

partiality of, 53, 42;

power of, 163, 25;

power of, by whom alone confessed, 448, 38;

power of, limited, 299, 2;

present and past compared, 240, 25;

question about, 450, 25;

reverse of, Horace in, 231, 6;

ruler of life, 201, 48;

smiling or frowning, 394, 36;

surest passports to, 115, 3;

the arbiter of, 157, 9;

the favoured of, 68, 29; 307, 10;

the goal of, attained, 541, 42;

unstable, 331, 13, 33;

vanity of seeking, 480, 9;

vicissitudes of, 225, 25; 514, 2;

visit of, 473, 25;

the, which nobody sees, 429, 17;

what the benefits of, require, 541, 18;

when she means most good, 543, 26;

with the fortunate, 185, 13;

without an enemy, 413, 18;

without fairness, 326, 30;

without prudence, 318, 30.

See =Fortuna=.

=Fortune's= fool, 164, 42

=Fortunes=, and husbands, 518, 48;

how made formerly and now, 112, 34;

large, sayings about, 230, 15, 16

=Forwards=, the great thing, 431, 41;

the word, 517, 33

=Fought= all his battles o'er again, 399, 37

=Fountain=, smallest, heaven in, 301, 54

=Fowls=, far-off, Burns on, 102, 14

=Fox=, and hedgehog, tricks of, 18, 31;

and his captor, 285, 27;

and his knavery, 59, 55;

and lion compared, 519, 6;

cunning of, 30, 14;

once caught, 505, 34;

one, more than enough, 79, 8;

sayings about, 429, 21, 22;

skin of, sewed to the lion's, 52, 14;

taken in by a fowl, 160, 4

=France=, in, nation not corporate, 226, 25;

in the van, 225, 28;

inconsistencies in, 498, 31;

indebtedness of, to Corneille, 498, 51;

monarchy in, 225, 27

=Francis I.= after his defeat at Pavia, 498, 32

=Franklin=, motto on bust of, 84, 36

=Frankness=, entire, permitted only to a few, 105, 10

=Fraud=, defined, 70, 48;

detected in a, distrusted, 365, 24;

first and worst, 428, 3;

in generalities, 70, 52;

to conceal, 114, 15

=Frederick the Great=, a king, 179, 25;

his indifference to criticism, 166, 14;

last words of, 226, 17;

social ideal of, 188, 7;

tired of ruling slaves, 169, 40;

two sides of his character, 5, 48

=Frederick William I.= of Prussia's boast, 170, 9;

in reference to his son, 156, 27

=Free=, country, life in, 184, 11;

creature, a perfectly, 472, 11;

man, according to Klopstock, 152, 29;

man, the, defined, 429, 24;

man, the only, 143, 48;

no man, not lord of himself, 298, 28;

not all, who mock their chains, 86, 35;

settled in heaven, 393, 30;

the, man, 366, 32;

to be, what it is, 490, 15;

who thinks himself, without being free, 298, 29;

who to be deemed, 304, 22;

who would be, 155, 21; 220, 7

=Freedom=, 265, 17;

abroad _versus_ slavery at home, 28, 29;

absolute, 2, 19;

and cultivation, 48, 45;

and peace, 481, 36;

but a name, 281, 16;

civil, home of, 549, 14;

conceded, 167, 36;

condition of, 554, 9; 556, 29;

dependence of, on knowledge, 220, 36;

dependent on law, 53, 38;

enough, 171, 17;

essential to existence, 114, 35;

from woman's bonds, 84, 34;

her quiet eye, 313, 31;

human, 61, 1, 2, 5;

in chains, 264, 31;

in bonds, 331, 44;

native to man, 172, 42;

no barriers to, 154, 30;

no, without justice, 182, 24;

often imaginary, 267, 14;

only in obedience, 96, 22;

on the mountains, 23, 9;

perfect, the condition of, 483, 32;

popular, Mephisto on, 54, 38;

real, condition of, 205, 28;

sayings about, 64, 16, 17;

spiritual, attainable by all, 245, 50;

the basis of, 335, 6;

the condition of, 267, 20; 306, 8;

the height of, 304, 13;

the measure of, 394, 51;

the only possible, 193, 11;

the only, worth the name, 446, 4;

the seat of, 67, 12;

the secret of, 190, 39;

true, in self-command, 90, 54;

when abused, 344, 46;

which we cannot use, 534, 13;

who deserves, 334, 52;

who has sufficient, 15, 16;

with despotism, 495, 14;

without self-command, 304, 6; 306, 8

=Freedom's= battle once begun, 109, 41

=Freemen=, corrupted, 48, 25

=Free-will=, necessity of, 265, 13;

source of slavery, 393, 34;

the function of, 95, 35

=French=, and English, contrasted, 222, 21;

Mme. de Staël on, 359, 5;

Revolution, first watchword of, 114, 12

=Frenzy=, effect of, compared with reason, 258, 44

=Fretting=, vanity of, 69, 2

=Friend=, a constant, 3, 26;

a, defined, 298, 41;

a desirable, 169, 22;

a faithful, Napoleon on, 5, 30;

a far-off, effect of tidings of, 423, 50;

a good, 6, 41;

a good, value of, 270, 48; 505, 16;

a, love for, 30, 29;

a necessity for a man, 171, 18;

a reconciled, 17, 43;

a reserved, danger of, 472, 2;

a stranger, not an estranged, 29, 2;

a, to all, 146, 61;

a true, 513, 20;

a, value of, 384, 30;

a virtuous, casting off, 491, 16;

a, with world shut out, 386, 20;

an agreeable, Horace's preference for, 299, 37;

an imprudent, dangerous, 376, 53;

an old, not easily lost, 187, 42;

and his faults, 13, 29;

as nettle, not echo, 29, 10;

admonition of, value of, 419, 21;

difficulty of helping, in trivial matters, 315, 46;

essential to happiness, 289, 5;

everybody's, nobody's, 222, 9;

faithful and just to me, 149, 24;

from enemy, 97, 8;

great service of, 432, 5;

having no need of, 143, 2;

how to approach, 243, 22;

how to keep a new, 70, 18;

how to live with, 252, 3;

how to treat, 486, 2;

ignorant, danger from, 315, 45;

man to spurn as, 169, 28;

mindfulness of, when happy, 490, 28;

mistaken zeal for, 145, 51;

no, without fault, 207, 25;

only way to have, 446, 26;

only if proved, 301, 55;

only, self, 78, 6;

rule for choice of, 57, 50; 80, 26;

rule in choosing a, 62, 4;

the candid, Canning's aversion to, 123, 17;

the service of a, 412, 52;

the, to trust, 499, 4;

the wounds of, 100, 26;

to be steadfast, 544, 41;

true, value of, 81, 21;

turned enemy, 398, 4;

want of true, misery of, 199, 3;

what most endears a, 314, 18;

who does not befriend, 149, 39;

who cannot bear foes, 149, 38;

who flatters and detracts, 405, 42;

who not needs, 157, 44;

without, no good enjoyable, 318, 22;

worth dying for, hard to find, 423, 35;

wronging, penalty of, 149, 10;

Zeno's definition of, 10, 12

=Friendly= relations, how to keep up, 334, 3

=Friends=, after wine-casks drained, 68, 4;

a hundred, not too many, 79, 8;

a necessity, 529, 35; 538, 13;

a thousand, not too many, 150, 28;

absent, in the memory, 442, 1;

among, or enemies, 381, 7;

and enemies, 242, 15;

and foes, space for, 14, 53;

and their characteristics, 6, 5-12, 41;

and their purses, 124, 12;

being without, 42, 29;

better than grateful dependants, 200, 29;

but a name, 308, 45;

by choice, 235, 16;

choice and change of, 28, 25;

community among, 45, 26;

created by transactions, 473, 36;

dead, a magnet to next world, 75, 6;

Emerson on his, 288, 7;

essential to enjoyment, 318, 22;

failings of, how to treat, 85, 36;

faithful, falling out of, 427, 11;

false, 100, 41, 42; 398, 11;

feeling at misfortune of, 53, 7;

good, man good, 566, 29;

grapple, to thy soul, 429, 28;

hard task to make, of all, 327, 55;

having many, 321, 35;

how to choose, 185, 29;

in adversity, 13, 28; 39, 1;

in distress, 514, 15;

in need, having, 143, 2;

indispensability of, 559, 33;

lightly cast off, 142, 15;

like fiddle-strings, 114, 30;

misfortunes of, not displeasing, 181, 25; 190, 12;

mutual property, 12, 60;

no true, his who fears to make a foe, 153, 14;

not four, in world, 210, 44;

not to be suspected, 179, 13;

old, 327, 14, 15; 361, 39;

old, best, 77, 47;

our, and our faults, 338, 4;

our estimate for, 96, 57;

preferable to wealth, 37, 54;

prudence of gaining, 202, 11;

real, the value of, 369, 12;

reticence with, 71, 33;

sayings about, 237, 46, 47;

test of, 329, 21;

thou hast, 482, 31;

three good, 148, 46;

true, hard to distinguish, 239, 8;

true, to one another, 499, 51;

wealth, 504, 24;

when wealth goes, 160, 29;

with change of fortune, 71, 15

=Friendship=, a selfish, 104, 45;

compared with love, 114, 49;

a, that is binding, 315, 11;

a useless, 413, 9;

after love, 141, 11;

and little gifts, 219, 38;

and love, 254, 3, 18;

and love, incompatible, 253, 42;

and passion, contrasted, 6, 11;

and pity, incompatible, 348, 49;

as a pleasure, 246, 36;

attractive power of, 90, 57;

attributes of, 13, 30-37;

basis of, 350, 19;

being without, 479, 45;

belated, 470, 38;

by proxy, 311, 7;

chastity of, 384, 5;

comfort of, in adversity, 25, 16;

compared with hatred, 141, 21;

contrasted with love, 255, 22;

defined, 222, 10; 377, 11;

despised, 182, 16;

double effect of, 481, 30;

effect of distance and absence in, 69, 39;

essence of, 425, 39;

experience of those who cultivate, 483, 17;

fate of, 568, 40;

faults notwithstanding, 11, 47;

female, growth of, 104, 30;

forgiving, 224, 7;

fruit of, 452, 39;

genuine, a test of, 413, 8;

gifts of, 511, 24;

grass on path of, 242, 20;

greatest blow to, 314, 24;

how kept green, 7, 20;

ideal of, 436, 12;

imperilled through money, 27, 17;

imperilled by pecuniary favours, 103, 25;

in dividing inheritance, 190, 25;

judgment before, 214, 3;

lasting, basis of, 170, 30;

light of, 439, 11;

no, without virtue, 392, 46;

not at too heavy a cost, 172, 20;

not based on feasting, 103, 59;

not to be cheap, 260, 32;

often due to weakness, 219, 7;

our, and charity, 337, 22;

that has to be constantly bought, 209, 21;

the claims of, 247, 47;

the first law in, 138, 49;

to be mutual, 168, 21;

tried in need, 128, 37;

true, 413, 22; 499, 52; 500, 1-3;

true, a feature of, 88, 29;

true, how possible, 163, 1;

true, indissoluble, 145, 39;

true, without ceremony, 38, 24;

unfitness for, 554, 36;

value of, 392, 35;

without weakness of, without strength of, 150, 45

=Friendships=, broken, no repairing, 32, 46;

dissolved by silence or neglect, 286, 5;

for eternity, 284, 1;

new, not at expense of old, 317, 26;

not founded on affinities, 315, 16;

of years, the depth of, 337, 44;

schoolboy, 470, 8;

when real, 543, 30

=Frog=, a, if it had teeth, 89, 17

=Frost=, God's plough, 429, 29

=Froth=, not beer, 382, 18

=Frugality=, a small, often no economy, 12, 35;

an estate, 309, 30;

and fortune, 193, 35;

and parsimony, 558, 39;

with contentment, 70, 13

=Fruit=, forbidden, 112, 9;

from labour, 324, 28;

late, keeps well, 230, 38;

present in the seed, 37, 12;

test of a tree, 116, 42;

the latest, ripens, 55, 24;

the worst, 474, 48

=Fruits=, the test, 564, 21

=Fulness=, all, here, 155, 6;

lapsing in, 494, 3

=Function= defined, 3, 52

=Fury= of a woman scorned, 154, 3

=Future=, a form of, 519, 5;

a happy, predicted by George Sand, 433, 13;

a, open to all, 537, 2;

always to be provided for, 173, 36;

and past compared, 447, 3;

anxiety about, 71, 30;

concern for, bootless, 66, 20;

construed from past, 1, 5;

duty with regard to, 495, 39;

for whom, 234, 38;

greatness of, 440, 19;

how to face, without fear, 220, 11;

how to see farthest into, 528, 13;

how to treat, 501, 15;

ignorance of, 253, 25;

improvidence in regard to, 326, 12;

in the porch of, 429, 40;

judged of by past, 167, 28;

learned from past, 169, 5;

not our concern, 296, 48;

not to be desired, 165, 40;

not to be feared, 103, 47;

solicitude about, 399, 16;

state, effect of uncertainty regarding, 69, 20, 50;

thought of, elevating, 94, 49;

veiled by God, 359, 23;

what it hides, 67, 21;

wisely hidden, 384, 47

=Futurity=, uncertainty regarding, 528, 14

=Gaiety=, a medium in, 477, 46

=Gain=, at expense of credit, 52, 47;

effect of greed of, 183, 19;

lust of, 258, 5;

scent of, good, 257, 42;

unjust, 356, 6;

unjustly distributed, 77, 53;

worldly, and loss, 20, 52

=Gains=, evil, losses, 271, 31;

light, profit of, 149, 10;

not all gains, 309, 24;

small, profit of, 219, 34;

unjust, instances of, 399, 8

=Galba=, the emperor, Tacitus on, 260, 9

=Galileo= and his "Yet it moves," 84, 12

=Gall=, a little, effect of, 505, 33

=Gallant=, the, motive of, 386, 18

=Gambler=, a young, 214, 43

=Gambling=, and travelling, compared, 499, 10;

gain by, a loss, 551, 23;

nature of, 565, 31;

pedigree and progeny of, 233, 37

=Gamester=, keep, from dice, 217, 15

=Gaming-table= and fortune, 549, 27

=Garb=, makes not the monk, 223, 17

=Garden=, the first, 127, 50

=Gardener=, business of, 494, 39;

grand old, and his wife, 116, 35

=Garibaldi= to his soldiers, 397, 11

=Garrulousness=, disesteem of, 484, 36

=Gatherer= and disposer of other men's stuff, 164, 38

=Gay=, the, disliked by the sad, 324, 5

=Gear=, gathering, for independence, 491, 17

=Geese= for swans, 9, 53

=Gem=, why so small, 19, 49

=Gems=, valueless as food, 403, 20

=General=, a, in prosperity, 370, 17;

a, the qualities of, 368, 32;

influence of good, on his men, 31, 61;

the best, 551, 40

=Generalising= resented by Nature, 292, 33

=Generality=, how to win over the, 491, 12

=Generalship= in good fortune and bad, 73, 37

=Generation=, cursing one's, 303, 39;

each, a duty laid on, 199, 51

=Generosity=, after justice, 27, 26;

and justice combined, power of, 429, 47;

charm of, 129, 31;

easier than justice, 162, 6;

in train of high birth, 225, 30;

rare, 269, 23;

_versus_ business, 169, 12;

virtue of a man, 163, 40;

with what is another's, 98, 45

=Geniality= defined, 133, 28

=Genius=, a characteristic of, 198, 15;

a common fate of, 510, 27;

ages of, superseded by theories of, 466, 19;

a fine, criticism of, generally false, 176, 33;

after the philosophic ideal, 405, 43;

always melancholy, 540, 46;

a mark of, 491, 8, 15, 46;

a necessity for triumph of, 48, 65;

and education, 77, 11;

and wit, functions respectively of, 53, 36;

and fortune's favours, 113, 40;

and taste, why seldom together, 554, 45;

and the world, 464, 24;

as such, unconscious, 169, 47;

at its rising, 377, 31;

a true, natural, 289, 19;

a truly great, mark of, 22, 6;

by outstripping reason, 239, 6;

capacity for patience, 233, 28, 29;

characteristics of, 492, 36;

connection of, with childhood, 90, 24;

contrasted with mediocrity, 272, 3;

contrasted with talent, 409, 44, 45, 47, 49, 50; 410, 1;

contrasted with wit, 223, 4;

dependent on attention, 22, 13;

defined, 195, 20; 513, 14; 546, 4;

distinctive mark of, 489, 29;

development of, condition of, 490, 9;

effect of adversity on, 194, 10, 11;

effect of prosperity on, 194, 11;

endowments peculiar to, 6, 25;

every great, and his vocation, 91, 15;

every work of, characteristic of, 93, 53;

fine, envy of, 207, 31;

great, how formed, 6, 66;

greatest, most indebted, 432, 13;

greatest works of, acquaintance with, 493, 13;

honour done to, 194, 7;

how often dumb, 269, 10;

human, its limitations, 333, 44;

idleness, the blight of, 5, 20;

in what its greatest power, 91, 3;

its indebtedness, 526, 25;

often without talent, 269, 11;

lamp of, 37, 45;

man of, how ruined, 217, 18;

man of, one consideration for every, 549, 41;

men of, all workers, 450, 39;

men of, as men of business, 276, 5;

men of, generosity of, 276, 4;

men of, in advance, 563, 9;

men of (see =Men of Genius=);

men of, two divisions of, 496, 19;

men of, unregarded, 176, 4;

mistake and regret of, 71, 41;

nature in league with, 280, 52;

no great, quite sane, 318, 27;

no lonely son of, to despair, 241, 46;

no, without madness, 472, 50;

noblest function of, 416, 20;

not attainable by labour alone, 315, 47;

not to be constrained and urged, 12, 45;

of light, 429, 48;

often hid under rude exterior, 21, 48;

often of slow growth, 268, 19;

often without talent, 269, 11;

on the summit of the ideal, 206, 7;

pith of, contracted, 395, 17;

privilege of, 206, 41;

selection a test of, 521, 13;

self-defended, 91, 4;

subject to gloom, 466, 35;

superior to intellect, 137, 38;

test of, 494, 23;

the bestower of, 494, 3;

the death of, 424, 18;

the first qualification of, 53, 33;

the great nursery of, 289, 46;

the highest, characterised, 434, 39;

the patrons of, 28, 22;

the power of, 190, 44;

the pride of, 400, 33;

the purpose of, 201, 45;

the school of, 47, 42;

the stern friend of, 397, 29;

the three requisitions of, 325, 15;

three things that enrich, 485, 26;

tendency of, to eccentricity, 76, 32, 33;

true, sign of, 22, 4; 542, 32;

two kinds of, 468, 35;

unconsciously developed, 92, 31;

under misfortune, 379, 24;

vain sigh of, 488, 50;

_versus_ talent, 54, 32;

warped by education, 77, 21;

what forms, 396, 7;

without a heart, 536, 14;

without moderation, 281, 24;

without power, 548, 25;

without taste, 380, 17;

without training, 78, 7;

works and words of, 474, 47;

work of, a child of solitude, 3, 35

=Geniuses=, great, biographies of, 133, 29;

those that look like, 478, 13

=Genoese=, proverb about, 450, 1

=Gentil man=, according to Chaucer, 143, 25

=Gentility= and vulgarity, 102, 34

=Gentle=, world gentle to, 121, 38;

yet not dull, 484, 11

=Gentleman=, a, characteristics of, 6, 27, 28;

a, outfit of, 137, 11;

a true, rare, 275, 44;

a questionable, 6, 29;

an original, 529, 10;

best dressed, 143, 46;

by nature, 149, 37;

contrasted with clown, 181, 10;

Horace's characteristics of, 86, 42;

how formed, 77, 7;

manners of, defined, 346, 15;

mark of, 49, 4;

sphere of, 81, 3;

the badge of a, 373, 46;

the best, 143, 47;

the first and the last, 199, 13;

the word of, 463, 42

=Gentlemen=, rare, 520, 35

=Gentleness=, antidote for cruelty, 22, 2;

commended, 400, 33;

connection of, with firmness, 205, 22;

more pleasing than strength, 283, 33

=Gentry=, rabble amongst, 470, 22

=Genuine=, hard to eliminate, 331, 46;

the, and the spurious, 536, 15;

the durability of, 519, 20

=Geologist=, an antiquarian, 233, 30

=Geometry=, road to, 474, 17

=German= God, the, the temple of, 298, 9

=Gethsemane=, victory of, attainable, 524, 38

=Getting=, and getting by renouncing, 201, 39;

easier than keeping, 122, 14;

no, what we don't bring, 305, 42

=Ghost=, a, never visible to two, 63, 15; 302, 1;

raising one, effect of, 177, 9

=Ghosts=, the only genuine, 473, 39;

whom they visit, 122, 1

=Giant=, on the shoulders of, 37, 55;

strength of, tyrannous to use, 201, 34

=Giant's= strength, how excellent, 326, 2

=Gift=, a, dearer than a purchase, 535, 47;

a, in each for all, 57, 17;

a rare, 495, 12;

a, we can receive, 522, 46;

an acceptable, 145, 1;

better than a prayer, 79, 31;

every good, from God, 91, 8, 9;

smallest, how made great, 91, 6;

that destroys liberty, 53, 6;

the only, 446, 6

=Gifted= man, the, defined, 430, 7

=Gifts=, against Nature's law, 377, 13;

an enemy's, 76, 39;

effect of, on freedom, 544, 27;

evil effects of, 430, 4;

gate of, closed at birth, 543, 22;

God's, 125, 38, 39, 42, 44, 45, 46, 48, 54; 126, 1, 2, 4, 10;

of God, how to treat, 522, 25;

of God to man, 262, 7;

often losses, 401, 36;

power of, 52, 30;

receiving, a loss, 245, 28;

the best, least admired, 417, 38;

to receive, 495, 13;

when givers prove unkind, 496, 11;

who can be trusted with, 334, 51;

winning power of, 286, 34;

without election, 326, 30

=Girl=, education of, Ruskin on, 417, 18;

proper confidant of, 449, 39;

qualities we love in a, 525, 30

=Girls=, beauty and deformity in, Ruskin on, 302, 2;

morality of, 443, 6

=Giver=, a cheerful, 127, 12;

and receiver, rules for, 241, 9;

love of, not gift of lover, 151, 41

=Giving=, an honour, 80, 18;

and receiving, 191, 16;

Bismarck's maxim on, 72, 29;

business of rich, 119, 11;

contrasted with receiving, 492, 41;

effect of, 525, 5;

for one's gratification, deemed a merit, 544, 22;

hand, a, 6, 33;

not receiving, our gain, 95, 11;

prompt, 30, 26;

to poor, Diderot on, 71, 21;

without bottom, 230, 18

=Gladiator=, the wounded, 381, 3

=Gladness=, alternates with sadness, 379, 17;

peculiar to man, 416, 9;

sown for the upright, 249, 18

=Gladsome= thing, the most, 443, 46

=Glance=, a, significance of, 150, 15

=Glances=, progeny of, 109, 42

=Glass=, first to fourth, 428, 19

=Glasses=, cracked, easily broken, 118, 50

=Glib= and oily art, 169, 1

=Glitter=, not gold, 10, 29;

the fascination of mere, 407, 32

=Glitters=, what, temporary, 535, 9

=Gloaming=, wooing in, 64, 3

=Globe=, the mad-house of universe, 168, 45

=Gloomy= temper, foolish or worse, 540, 26

=Glory=, a spur, 195, 47;

after death, 43, 19;

ambition for, 552, 20;

bewitching power of, 117, 20;

false, 100, 43;

inveteracy of desire of, 88, 18;

in rising after a fall, 430, 11;

love of, Talleyrand on, 256, 7;

mixt with humbleness, 132, 3;

no, without danger, 88, 48;

our greatest, 338, 8;

paths of, 447, 13;

popular, a coquette, 352, 44;

rejection greater than conquest of, 78, 39;

shadow of virtue, 124, 19;

that is unreal, 124, 18;

the custody of, as a task, 155, 36;

the path to, 22, 40;

the torch of, 103, 27, 28;

to him who despises it, 124, 21

=Gluttony=, effect of, on heart, 530, 18;

effect of, on mind, 186, 17

=Goal=, how to attain, 118, 52;

our, a riddle, 539, 19;

our political, 313, 22;

steps to, 203, 42

=God=, a, all mercy, 6, 35;

a blank tablet, 130, 49;

a conception of, 497, 17;

a, over and behind us, 470, 19;

a, the hypothesis of, Laplace on the, 393, 3;

acknowledging, 169, 48;

acts of, 183, 11;

alive to misery, 308, 31;

all-avenging, 38, 26;

all-pervading, 87, 17;

all things full of, 57, 30; 213, 25; 214, 47; 406, 49;

an absentee, 197, 29;

and existence, 437, 14;

and heaven, as gifts, 488, 12;

and His laws, 292, 36;

and His word, Koran on, 492, 46;

and Mammon, service of, incompatible, 564, 11;

and soil, as creditors, 202, 8;

and St. Edmund, for sole friends, 518, 24;

and the right, 192, 32;

as builder, 91, 27;

as His worshipper, 19, 44;

as the only just, 84, 25;

as working and suffering, or reposing, 205, 26;

barred by our idolatries, 546, 36;

before or in, state of feeling, 170, 11;

being of, encompassed with difficulty, 324, 29;

believing and acknowledging, different, 169, 48;

better deal with, than saints, 200, 32;

cannot be recompensed, 131, 6;

cause of, and emancipation of reason, 227, 23;

condition of knowing, 525, 8;

denying, evil effect of, 479, 37;

effect of living with, 542, 14;

eternity, His vindication, 123, 7;

existence of, absurdity of proving the, 82, 17;

existence of a personal, 87, 24;

existence of, proving or doubting, 495, 8;

fear of, effect of, 484, 7;

folly of proving existence of, 358, 2;

for all, 93, 15;

forgotten and prayed to, 284, 17;

found twice, 524, 5;

geometries, quoted, 524, 34;

gifts of, all good, 9, 49;

give to, his due, 375, 5;

glory of, present in all things, 485, 35;

good and just in all life, 399, 46;

goodness of, infinite, 9, 34;

helpful to the helpless, 130, 47;

here or nowhere, 426, 6;

His dwelling-place, 192, 17;

His omnipresence and omniscience, 492, 46;

how best discerned, 153, 54;

how He is to be found, 526, 19;

how to attain knowledge of, 220, 4;

how to honour or insult, 476, 4;

how to lose, 384, 44;

image of, in man, 539, 29;

in Christ, rational acknowledgment, Browning on, 168, 23;

in history, 150, 23;

in nature and man, 321, 29;

in relation to universe, 481, 17;

in the bosom, 430, 17;

in the breast, 6, 36;

in the breast, limited power of, 60, 5;

in the depth of the soul, 130, 48;

in the heart, 131, 2; 556, 11;

in the heart of him who longs for Him, 324, 48;

in the living and becoming, 422, 47;

in the mouths of philosophers, 347, 36;

in the whirlwind, 376, 35;

in the will, His condescension, 294, 33;

inscrutable, 498, 9;

irreverence towards, 529, 27;

kindness of, 99, 23;

kingdom of, how to enter, 512, 52;

kingdom of, popularly and figuratively, 495, 4;

knowledge of, 437, 40;

knowledge of, identified with justice, 144, 7;

living to, alone, 144, 23;

love of, test of, 147, 52;

man needs, 203, 28;

man, the key to, 478, 30;

men of, have always been, 276, 1;

misplaced trust in, 176, 8;

name of, not to be taken in vain, 185, 3;

nature of, not to be searched into, 288, 46;

near to man, 395, 19;

necessary to invent, 390, 7;

no, agreeable to every one, 546, 29;

no repose out of, 483, 30;

not found in soul, not found anywhere, 152, 33;

not waiting in churches, 535, 10;

of this world, 430, 16;

of traditional believers, 430, 15;

omnipresence of, 130, 50; 131, 8; 172, 30;

only to be left for a better master, 112, 40;

original and end, 116, 25;

our, a household God, 338, 5;

our being in, 187, 27;

our conception of, 520, 38;

power of contrasted with man's, 262, 14;

presence-chamber of, 202, 40;

promises of, 449, 36;

purposes of abstruse, 214, 27;

record of appearances of, 418, 24;

secondary, no God, 151, 50;

seeking, outside the soul, 385, 8;

sense of a, 211, 15;

Son of, embraced by faith, 404, 9;

sovereign, 89, 39;

supreme, 174, 6;

supreme over stars, 21, 1;

the art of, 421, 41;

the great proof of, 460, 41;

the greatness of, 173, 20;

the impossibility of proving non-existence of, 223, 35;

the, of the Koran 472, 45;

the living garment of, 292, 2;

the love of, 484, 13;

the love of, breadth of, 439, 50;

the, of our time, 282, 39;

the portion of those that love, 98, 19;

the power of, 299, 7;

the provider, 63, 12;

the soul of all, 9, 6;

the true physician, 130, 52;

the true, spirit of, 556, 22;

the, within, 87, 3, 4; 469, 37;

thy convoy in storm, 230, 27;

to be acknowledged, 313, 14;

to be obeyed, rather than man, 527, 37;

true honouring of, 142, 54;

true love of, 147, 48;

trust in, 105, 25;

trust in, and do right, 242, 57;

trust in, commended, 547, 19;

trust in, Cromwell's, 360, 35;

universal conception of, 141, 38;

unlimited and all containing, 493, 18;

unlimited by space and time, 486, 26;

unnamable, 532, 8;

veiled and unveiled, 292, 31, 32;

ways of, just, 215, 29, 30;

web of, without beginning or end, 472, 7;

what alienates from, 540, 31;

what comes from, destiny of, 534, 35;

what is meant for, sacred, 520, 2;

where and how to know, 472, 6;

where men weep, 382, 17;

where to seek and find, 567, 18;

who seeks, in the dark and cold, 552, 25;

who would find, must bring, 554, 28;

wisdom and judgments of, 322, 15;

with us, everything, 371, 12;

without, nothing but darkness, 326, 26;

without to be sought for within, 288, 2;

word of, 520, 7;

word of, near, 463, 41;

work of, character of, 519, 21;

work of, first and last, 428, 11;

works of, a book, 469, 22;

works of, still glorious, 66, 43;

worshipped, if known, 63, 5

=God-forsaken=, cry of the, 422, 21

=Godlike=, the, sadness of, 475, 20;

thing, one, in world, 191, 43

=God-protected= people, 66, 34

=God's= council chamber, no key to, 137, 16;

delight, 325, 28;

elect, called to be sad, 127, 51;

gifts to man, 306, 45;

goodness, implied in His being, 130, 40;

help, helpless without, 156, 35;

laws, omnipresence of, 306, 39;

life, in man, 420, 18;

light for all, 543, 31;

love, no falling out of, 456, 23;

mills, 131, 9;

name not to be taken in vain, 409, 26;

operations contrasted with man's, 273, 44;

plan unfathomable, 141, 33;

presence, the real, 547, 38;

promise, a pillow, 306, 38;

Sabbath work, 428, 11;

voice, the true, 458, 43;

work and man's contrasted, 197, 38;

work, full of Himself, 298, 39;

work, perfect, 127, 15, 27; 541, 29

=Gods=, avenging, feet of, 68, 17;

effect of adoring, 480, 7;

fate of favourites of, 330, 33;

gifts of, misintelligence of, 321, 27;

ground of faith in, 270, 26;

how to draw near, 556, 32;

how to resemble, 217, 36; 427, 35;

joy of the, 532, 5;

mills of, 335, 35;

not to be tempted, 61, 11; 242, 11;

rural, familiarity with, 113, 33;

sayings about, 430, 20-31;

secrets of, no prying into, 242, 11;

tempting the, 506, 7;

the, among men, 545, 33;

the, and their gifts, 68, 13;

the existence of, how suggested, 356, 52;

the, the lavishness and stinginess of, 320, 22;

the, man dear to, 289, 28;

the, mother of, 400, 8;

the patience of, 430, 21;

the, the path of, 402, 32;

the, to be reverenced, 183, 52;

the, under law, 406, 51;

the, voices from, 467, 9;

their life sad, 438, 52;

their silence, 556, 13;

their avatars, 489, 4;

unjustly blamed, 183, 55;

when they arrive, 543, 37;

whom they love, fate of, 363, 3

=Goethe=, and Schiller, compared, 532, 22;

Carlyle's defence of, 272, 31;

greatness of, Carlyle on, 311, 19;

how he is to be read, 506, 15;

inspiring idea of, 123, 14;

of his inherited nature, 517, 26;

on his studies, 166, 40;

sphere-harmony of, 454, 29;

treatment of, 349, 20

=Goethe's=, devotion to truth, 172, 39;

greatest gain, 420, 27;

motto, 326, 27;

refuge from world, 114, 32

=Going=, and sending, difference between, 42, 37;

back rather than going wrong, 29, 23;

slowly, going safely, 42, 36

=Gold=, a chimæra, 209, 47; 224, 10;

and dirt, 128, 38;

and silver, self-commended, 160, 1;

carrying only, 148, 49;

evil effect of, 162, 19;

lust of, evil of, 365, 45;

object of ambition, 109, 43;

power of, 9, 55;

power of, limited, 131, 28;

the power of, 13, 26; 288, 45;

to gild refined, 492, 39;

to have and to want, 493, 7

=Golden=, age, before us, 222, 2;

age, never such to itself, 203, 3;

age, not of gold, 222, 1;

age, the, Goethe on, 430, 32, 33;

key, that, 413, 11

=Goldsmith=, Johnson on, 305, 3; 318, 31;

inspiring idea of, 123, 14

Dictionary of Quotations from Ancient and Modern, English and Foreign Sources Including Phrases, Mottoes, Maxims, Proverbs, Definitions, Aphorisms, and Sayings of Wise Men, in Their Bearing on Life, Literature, Speculation, Science, Art, Religion, and Morals, Especially in the Modern Aspects of Them · 第 56 / 60 题