Lions with stag for leader, 112, 35_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

=Lips=, that give a right answer, 92, 26;

to be guarded as palace doors, 131, 12

=Listener=, a good, rare, 208, 22;

a good, worth listening to, 89, 7

=Listening=, at keyhole, 85, 23;

the faculty of, 426, 47;

to some more pleasant than talking, 533, 14

=Literary=, ages, taste of all, 477, 21;

career, a thorny path, 224, 25;

composition to be kept nine years, 244, 9;

man, the true, 458, 52;

men of the present, 187, 47;

work, characteristic of, 530, 9

=Literature=, a discovery to be made in, 469, 40;

a noble profession, 168, 8;

a silent, 262, 24;

a talent for, a snare, 409, 42;

a, when classical, 302, 46;

and humanity, 523, 37;

compared with the conversation of a grandly simple soul, 47, 48;

decline of, as a sign, 422, 45;

done for money, Ruskin on, 540, 40;

false, 564, 1;

first lesson of, 428, 25;

glorious doom of, 206, 16;

highest problem of, 435, 8;

how concocted, 185, 17;

its, test of a nation, 541, 20;

life in, 206, 23;

modern, _minus_ its metaphysics, 175, 36;

modern, temporary nature of, 284, 25;

on oatmeal, 523, 21;

our esteem for, 338, 16;

proper task of, 449, 44;

sentimental, inferiority of, 387, 4;

what one wants in, 207, 2

=Litigant= unlike the goose, 439, 21

=Litigation=, misery of long, 117, 21

=Little=, beings, aspirations of, 91, 40;

managing a, merit in, 203, 26;

minds, and the faith of great ones, 99, 57;

the infinitely, pride of, 436, 33;

the, to be done well, 72, 15;

things, power of, 317, 37;

things, running after, 483, 15;

treatment of, a spiritual sign, 54, 11;

who cannot live upon, 387, 34

=Littleness=, as wonderful as vastness, 539, 27

=Live=, happily, how men 190, 31;

knowing how to, enough, 20, 30;

let us, to-day, 158, 18;

to, how, alone, 472, 6;

to, to dream, 237, 5

=Lived=, what has, immortality of, 508, 30

=Livelihood=, struggle for mere, debasing, 179, 17

=Lives=, English, worth reading, 467, 29;

lost in change of purpose, 269, 42;

of the best, 439, 27;

our, how we spend, 520, 34;

reading, but not leading, 565, 12;

the finest, 427, 42;

wrecked, cause of, 207, 5

=Lives=, one who, for others, 551, 6;

one who, for self, 551, 6

=Living=, a thing deferred, 513, 24;

above one's means, 441, 21;

after one's own opinion or the world's, 201, 24;

alone, no reason to fear, 555, 25;

and dead, now to treat, 158, 22;

and dead, the partition between, 533, 41;

and living dishonoured, 200, 13;

and out-living, 200, 12;

and thinking, contrasted, 40, 12;

art of, like every other, 416, 21;

as angels, 48, 40;

being, mistake in professed study of, 532, 38;

cheap, 559, 1;

corked up for ever, 478, 17;

defined, 516, 44, 45;

earning a, without living, 441, 5;

for eternity, hard, 161, 28;

for others contrasted with living for self, 151, 35;

for self or for others, 149, 43;

greatly, test of, 333, 15;

happily, defined, 494, 6;

how to get a, 567, 7;

long, sorrow in, 229, 35;

man, test of a, 395, 8;

mere, good, 161, 22;

once, never lost, 316, 40;

one day, insignificance of, 176, 47;

right of, 60, 29;

rule of, 113, 22;

rules of, Dr. Johnson's, 353, 47;

sayings about, 494, 5-10;

secret of, 453, 1;

so long as life, 395, 5;

the, compared with the dead, 10, 36;

the respect due to, 329, 29;

to no purpose, 151, 36;

twice, 109, 50; 158, 3;

ways of getting a, 461, 36;

well, 28, 8;

well, our main duty, 311, 53;

well, no man's concern, 295, 22

=Loan=, a double loss, 110, 14

=Lochaber= no more, 102, 23

=Lock= and key, a security, 168, 39

=Lodge=, oh, for a, in some vast wilderness, 325, 51

=Loftiest= of the race, the, characteristic of, 439, 30;

mortal, and his desires, 439, 29

=Logic= as compared with ethics, 88, 10

=Logician=, the best, 433, 41

=Loneliness=, extreme of, 395, 7;

man's, inexplicable, 161, 33;

the best, 417, 45

=Longevity= a sign of purity, 153, 37

=Longing=, vain, 525, 27-29, 31

=Longwindedness=, evil of, 237, 31

=Look= on't again I dare not, 164, 30

=Looking=, at the best side, habit of, 433, 2;

not therefore seeing, 2, 38;

not thinking, 333, 31

=Looks=, others', significance of, 469, 19

=Loquacity=, where to learn, 332, 45

=Lord=, good, good animal, 184, 12;

great, service under, 393, 4;

sayings about the, 439, 42-45;

the, eyes of, 426, 42;

the, fear of, 487, 32;

the, no counsel against, 474, 46;

the, sure to come, 174, 24;

what He requires of us, 535, 5;

when to seek, 385, 5

=Lord's=, blessings, on whom bestowed, 439, 41;

Prayer, Napoleon on, 72, 46

=Lordship=, conquest, 155, 31;

jealous of fellowship, 253, 45

=Loss=, first step to repair, 415, 32;

sometimes better than gain, 87, 10;

the smallest, not to be slighted, 394, 3

=Losses=, accustomed, 52, 41;

and crosses, lessons from, 484, 20;

comparative, 128, 23; 137, 34;

great and little, effect of, 350, 30;

relative value of, 151, 38

=Lost=, all is not, 539, 10;

sought in every cranny but the right, 111, 27;

the, valued, 110, 8

=Lot=, one's, matter of discontent, 318, 8;

our, how to estimate, 260, 37;

our, to be followed, 538, 31;

the, its disposal, 439, 47

=Louis XIV.=, Boileau of, 337, 4;

kept waiting for his carriage, 209, 33;

of his wife, 233, 1

=Louis XVI.=, Tilly on, 253, 37

=Lovable=, the, and the ridiculous, congruity of, 105, 8

=Love=, a contrast, 172, 21;

a cruel tyrant, 102, 1;

a dream, 247, 18;

a falling from, 549, 32;

as fulfilling the law, Professor Blackie on, 295, 24;

as our one debt, 340, 28;

a power divine, 314, 32;

as reconciler of things, 285, 26;

a rule of, 546, 37;

as seasoning, 504, 25;

a standard, 19, 63;

a warfare, 279, 24;

a wonderful, 486, 4;

accompaniment of, 27, 24;

all-comprehensiveness of, 256, 12;

all-hallowing, 74, 37;

always at first sight, 551, 15;

an impulse to help, 161, 4;

and admiration, 525, 34;

and ambition, wings, 258, 6;

and bickering, 482, 24;

and duty, inseparable, 474, 3;

and esteem, never sold, 214, 14;

and fear, connected, 471, 31;

and God, 189, 58;

and jealousy, 211, 33, 34, 36, 37, 40; 548, 10;

and labour, effect of, 127, 16;

and prudence, ill-matched pair, 359, 19;

and wisdom incompatible, 13, 8;

and reverence, objects respectively of, 110, 21;

as a bond, 124, 9;

as an educator, 492, 51;

as a gift of heaven, 477, 48,

as a present, 383, 20;

as a teacher, 320, 19;

as obligation, 506, 13;

ascetic, 120, 27;

at moment of parting, 487, 18;

at sight, 33, 30;

attended by memory, 479, 25;

attraction of, its law, 146, 36;

based on equality, 84, 13;

before rejection, 243, 35;

blessedness of unbroken, 104, 17;

blind, 25, 9;

burden of, 249, 19;

Christian, 257, 2;

common as light, 45, 10;

compared with admiration, 4, 33;

compared with friendship, 114, 49;

compared with hatred, 141, 21;

compared with passion, 65, 21;

compared with severity and justice, 285, 13;

composition of, 130, 12;

condition of, 556, 29;

contrasted with admiration, 63, 54;

cooling, effect of, 544, 13, 14;

courage in, 104, 25;

course of true, 109, 19;

credulous, 49, 51;

cruel power of, 183, 54;

daring of, 537, 34;

deep as the sea, 287, 41;

defined, 546, 4;

delight of, in tormenting, 17, 36;

described, 11, 44;

determining power of, 480, 39;

different kinds of, 34, 43;

direst disaster in, 476, 27;

disappointed, poison of, 218, 27;

discovery of estranged, 475, 5;

divine, described, 70, 70;

divine power of, 424, 6;

doubt of, 72, 20, 27;

early, yearning after, 320, 18;

educative power of, 222, 11, 14;

effect of, on man, 11, 51;

effect of absence on, 221, 44;

effect of different kinds of, 319, 3;

effect of, on life, 85, 14;

effect of looks on, 253, 15;

effect of, on a man's thinking, 543, 15;

effect of, on broken hearts, 498, 8;

effect of, on temper, 74, 15;

effect of time on, 487, 18;

effect on partisanship, 141, 13;

end of existence, 312, 30;

endures no tie, 108, 34;

enjoyed, 122, 23;

ennobling power of, 25, 59;

enslaving, 419, 27;

entire, a worship, 83, 44;

essential to intelligence, 202, 31;

everywhere, 190, 20;

evil of want of, 548, 44;

excess of, deprecated, 321, 18;

excessive, to be avoided, 15, 48;

excitement of, 187, 52;

expanding power of, 542, 11;

fate of, 568, 40;

first, alone infinite, 75, 9;

first consciousness of, 475, 21;

first, recurrence to, 331, 2;

first sigh of, 234, 36;

following or fleeing, 108, 10;

forced, 101, 53;

forced, not lasting, 112, 7;

genesis of, hard to date, 201, 9;

gifts of, 511, 24;

God's training of, 125, 45;

greatest miracle of, 432, 24;

happiness in, 242, 5;

heaven-revealing power of, 173, 3;

honoured, and why, 9, 65;

hope in, spite of reason, 311, 42;

hottest, 432, 12;

how kept out, 135, 10;

how to be won, 73, 53;

how to reap in, 175, 20;

idleness, 364, 15;

ignorant of, 144, 15;

impossible to conceal or express, 172, 45;

impossible to Mephistopheles, 86, 38;

indefinable by language, 399, 35;

indefinable to a true lover, 144, 26;

in man and in woman, 352, 33;

in the heart, a spur, 41, 27;

in the purest sense, 469, 10;

incompatible with dignity, 68, 6;

intelligence of, 116, 23;

invincible, 534, 24;

its coming and going, 222, 15;

killing joy, 384, 39;

lad's, saying about, 229, 9;

life, 488, 15;

magic power of, 440, 13;

master of all arts, 69, 53;

might of, 279, 13;

miraculous power of, 325, 34;

moderation in, commended, 31, 58;

money powerless to buy, 457, 9;

mystic art of, 326, 5;

no cure for, 271, 33;

no explaining, 527, 19;

no fear in, 472, 37;

no habitant

of earth, 326, 6;

no, lost, 19, 12;

no, no true pain, 144, 43;

no reason for, 308, 51;

no retreat from, 537, 8;

no struggling against, 178, 54;

no, without love, 241, 48;

not binding lover, 172, 41;

not perfect in, 146, 13;

not the sole, or even chief object of any, 294, 50;

not to be scorned, 383, 20;

not to be spoken of with scorn, 296, 66;

of a father, 103, 8;

of God, no falling out of, 217, 1;

old and new, 489, 11;

old, changing, for new, 479, 38;

old-fashioned, dead, 330, 2;

one thing needful, 414, 35;

one's first, 88, 23;

only known to mother, 319, 18;

only victory over, 446, 25;

our first, 527, 23;

our, to others, 525, 31;

pain of, a mystery, 212, 5;

pain from, 72, 32;

pains of, 340, 46;

pangs in, many, 251, 46;

partiality of, 269, 27;

passion of, effect of, on the tongue, 545, 27;

perfect, sayings about, 346, 2-4;

power of, 64, 11; 319, 27; 325, 34; 457, 25; 525, 20; 558, 30;

power of, on fools and clever people, 226, 36;

power of, over hatred, 141, 17;

power of, over sorrow, 86, 34;

power of, over the gods, 544, 15;

power of, in poet, 296, 19;

prevalency of, 524, 19;

principle of, 521, 2;

pure, might of, 360, 7;

rapture and pain of, 221, 40;

reconciling power of, 268, 16;

reflects thing beloved, 165, 23;

relieving power of, 27, 29;

risk of forswearing, 382, 10;

room enough everywhere for, 368, 39;

satisfying, 237, 22;

sayings about, 13, 56-67; 14, 3; 65, 22-25; 187, 50-53;

246, 5-12; 494, 13-16;

season, the, 440, 3;

separated in life, 504, 29;

sigh of, 555, 9;

sorrowing after hope, 479, 25;

specific against, 37, 31;

strength of, 403, 19; 404, 10;

successful, 405, 41;

sudden, 406, 2;

suppressing, 407, 22;

sympathy of, blessing in, 483, 34;

test of, 539, 44;

test of citizenship, 240, 42;

test of power of, 66, 25;

that can be reckoned, 478, 1;

that descends, 440, 6;

that lets itself be known, 479, 12;

the best, 482, 46;

the centre of, 78, 13;

the chaste blossom of, 391, 37;

the deceptive power of, 329, 33;

the double bliss in, 320, 17;

the faith of, 218, 22;

the fire of, not quenchable by words, 484, 4;

the first, 428, 26;

the first sigh of, 428, 35;

the heart's romance, 222, 13;

the hottest, 435, 33;

the key to vision, 265, 7;

the monstrosity in, 481, 46;

the offer or refusal of, 302, 48;

the only equaliser, 119, 27;

the point of, 427, 3;

the range of, 381, 38;

the rights of, 527, 42;

the true season of, 413, 33;

the truth about, 537, 7;

the universal sway of, 222, 20;

those who can animate, 335, 20;

thy, seek not to tell, 296, 61;

to be paid in love, 128, 28;

to be yielded to, 328, 35;

to doubt, 491, 47;

to God, condition of, 371, 40;

to project itself as an arrow, 47, 52;

to reason about, 367, 49;

transposing power of, 480, 38;

true, 413, 34; 500, 17-22;

true, unconcealable, 80, 14;

true, course of, 422, 1;

true, ever the same, 54, 8;

true, not to be hid, 544, 46;

true, sweet, 408, 25;

typified by colour, 44, 32;

unconcealable, 290, 31;

universal, described, 507, 36;

unquenchable, 270, 4;

unquenchable by words, 63, 43;

unwisely directed, 528, 17;

_versus_ wealth, 208, 4;

waywardness of, 106, 4;

who shuts out, 552, 31;

when deep, 83, 57;

when ripening, 377, 25;

when satisfied, 7, 58;

who alone obtain, 482, 37;

who hath, in his heart, 554, 14;

who knows, 552, 8;

wise in, advice to, 550, 34;

without esteem, 19, 52

=Love's= young dream, 478, 28

=Love-letter=, how to write good, 497, 5

=Loved=, and lost, to have, 487, 54;

how to be wholly, 490, 45;

not lost, 176, 3;

not wisely, but too well, 400, 48

=Lover=, a, for everything, 75, 21;

accepted and betrothed, 415, 30;

engaged in war, 279, 23;

fine trait in character of, 198, 12;

loved, 9, 56;

no deceiving, 366, 28;

senses of, 537, 7;

the desire of, 452, 28;

unconscious of space and time, 402, 3;

sayings about, 440, 4, 5

=Lover's=, doubts and suspicions, misery of a, 33, 21;

the, privilege, 495, 33

=Lovers=, easily entertained, 85, 19;

never tire of each other, 537, 35;

self-tormentors, 161, 10;

the perjuries of, and Jupiter, 346, 26;

two, a spectacle for gods, 79, 34

=Lovers'=, eyes, sharpness of, 110, 16;

memories, 273, 5;

quarrels, 13, 5;

tongues, silver sweet, 162, 33

=Loving=, a heaven-soaring wing, 41, 6;

and being loved, 531, 20;

and hating, alike without reason, 329, 16;

and losing, 200, 30;

believing, 41, 5;

daring, 419, 11;

fearing, 41, 7;

or not loving, effect of both alike, 533, 35;

pain of, 460, 31;

pleasure in, 472, 3;

too much, 39, 14

=Low= man, the, a success, 482, 4

=Lowest=, from, a path to highest, 116, 27;

the, to be borne with, 375, 29

=Lowly= soul, blessed, 403, 8

=Loyalty= to country sacred, 242, 2

=Lucifer=, the sin of, 428, 36

=Luck=, believers in, 388, 25;

good, 129, 44-46;

good, applied energy, 17, 12;

good, too much, 569, 33;

inspires pluck, 124, 35;

the power of, 55, 21

=Lucky=, a, man, 348, 47

=Ludlam's= dog, 232, 34

=Luminaries=, intellectual, at their brightest, 508, 8

=Lust=, contra sted with nature, 291, 38;

degrading power of, Sallust on, 286, 8

=Lustre=, no, without light, 473, 17

=Lute=, little rift in, 206, 24

=Luther=, at the Diet of Worms, 156, 26; 531, 2;

on his way to Worms, 533, 12

=Luxuries=, most, harmful, 284, 29

=Luxury=, and avarice, compared, 258, 11;

compared with poverty, 354, 35;

fatal to kingdoms, 331, 15;

peril of, 104, 26

=Lying=, accusation of, 489, 25; as vice, 31, 50;

cowardly, 246, 4;

habit of, 433, 3;

its beginning and end, 84, 19;

only for tradesmen, 241, 31;

the meanness of, 387, 35;

the price of, 429, 41

=Lyre=, a welcome, at banquet, 56, 16;

the, winged, 315, 35;

with voice and flute, compared, 429, 3

=Lyrics=, to be sung, 239, 31

=Machine=, the model, 264, 5

=Machinery=, does not feed men, 294, 44;

indispensability of, 140, 40;

ruinous effect of, 11, 43

=Macpherson= under the gallows, 379, 18

=Mad=, all, once, 386, 22;

with all rather than alone, 29, 22

=Madam=, and moon, light of, borrowed, 114, 16

=Madding= crowd's ignoble strife, far from, 102, 10

=Madman=, a, according to Schiller, 143, 6;

a sort of dreamer, 424, 20;

belief of every, 194, 46;

in the eye of law, 117, 44, 45

=Madmen=, all, 234, 16; worst of, 465, 31

=Madness=, a germ of, in all, 190, 14;

common calamity, 170, 16;

defined, 542, 15;

fine, of the poet, 111, 10;

how induced, 314, 20;

in the dullest, 190, 26;

method in, 484, 31;

pleasure in, 470, 18;

tendency to, even in wisest, 186, 43;

the element of, 81, 34

=Magdalen=, thrusting, into the pit, 553, 30

=Magistracy=, bought, justice by, 145, 23

=Magistrates=, function of, 237, 20

=Magnanimity=, meaning of, 490, 27

=Mahomet=, and the mountain, 174, 25;

compared with Moses, 284, 10

=Maid=, love for a, moral power of, 305, 20

=Maiden=, a, how to win, 563, 27;

a tender thing, 248, 47;

in new clothes, 241, 43;

qualities we love in, 525, 30;

simple, in her flower, 19, 31;

the, to love, 499, 4;

when her heart is stolen, 544, 40

=Maiden's= reserve, her security, 306, 28

=Maidens= to be praised, 114, 14

=Majesty=, attribute of kings, 80, 22;

incompatible with love, 308, 55

=Majority=, a clear, 333, 33;

appeal to, against reason, 315, 28;

going by, 524, 14;

the, opinions of, 440, 15;

the, what, 537, 17;

two that make a, 331, 36; 333, 33;

voice of, no proof, 461, 8;

voice of, on any high matter, 441, 33

=Maladies=, cure for all, 562, 42;

desperate, remedies for, 24, 28;

our spiritual, source of, 339, 21

=Malcontent=, political, described, 12, 11

=Male= appointed to rule, 73, 39

=Malice=, to be despised, 527, 28

=Malignity=, no pure, 474, 7;

unjustifiable, 466, 44

=Mammon=, great, 133, 49; p

ower of, 259, 45

=Man=, a, a man, 539, 7;

a, and his faults, 516, 24;

a, assailed, 159, 4;

a, at his worst, how to judge of, 528, 22;

a bad, no association with, 304, 42;

a bad, never amusing, 334, 3;

a born worshipper, 261, 45;

a communicative, Swift's dread of, 307, 43;

a, composition of, 187, 35;

a, counterfeit of, 143, 24;

a, described, 143, 7;

a, distinguishing mark of, 28, 9;

a, dread power, 352, 17;

a drowning, 42, 27;

a fighter, 169, 39;

a great and good, 142, 58;

a happy, 140, 21; 166, 2;

a hard, 143, 3;

a, his nature, 12, 10;

a, how he finds himself, 305, 41;

a, how interpreted, 556, 33;

a, knowing, difficult, 208, 12;

a microcosm, 473, 18;

a minnow, in the All, 496, 10;

a moving temple of God, 90, 7;

a mystery, 522, 23;

a, no concealing, 161, 2;

a, not wretched, 34, 48;

a, one with his native soil, 331, 41;

a, stimulating effect of sight of, 22, 14;

a real, 241, 45;

a reed that thinks, 233, 27;

a, rich in himself, 190, 6;

a, rated at his own value, 224, 8;

a sad, 143, 3;

a social animal, 16, 3;

a stately edifice, 535, 27;

a strong, 12, 9; 143, 10;

a subject of study, 467, 4;

a symbol of God, 459, 41; 536, 28;

a, to meet, 164, 32;

a, touchstone of, 34, 42;

a well-bred, 24, 52;

a, what best becomes, 170, 21;

a whole number, 11, 61;

a wilful, 24, 57;

a wise, according to Epictetus, 143, 14;

a wise, according to the Hitopadesa, 143, 15;

a wise, according to Xenophon, 143, 16;

a, worth of, 204, 42;

ability of, 537, 46;

affected by time, 240, 13;

after God's or another's pattern, 200, 14;

aim of, compared with woman's, 288, 44;

akin to God in spirit, 173, 19;

all a prey to, 314, 27;

all-relatedness of, 476, 9;

all the sphere, 314, 27;

an actor in a drama, 373, 5;

an exception, 464, 30;

an individual, mature fruit of time, 15, 40;

an interest to man, 473, 19;

an inventor, 334, 46;

and animal, contrast between, 416, 9;

and ape, distinction between, 346, 30;

and beast, moral difference of, 443, 4;

and citizen, 440, 19;

and his age, inseparable, 11, 49;

and his circumstances, 440, 21;

and his defects, how to regard, 253, 1;

and his expression 440, 20;

and his God, 96, 50;

and his inseparable attendants, 566, 26;

and misery, twins, 109, 36;

and nature, distinction between, 424, 1;

and other animals, the distinction between, 202, 24;

and world, 464, 40;

angel as well as devil in, 174, 41;

apprentice to pain, 223, 24;

as a piece of work, 533, 36;

as great or small, 473, 16;

as his works, perishable, 35, 31;

as regards knowledge and practice, 162, 18;

as subject of art, 60, 19;

as weary and heavy laden, Carlyle's apostrophe to, 352, 41;

aspiring to be an angel, 223, 26;

assurance of a, 3, 19;

at the best, 550, 4;

attitude of, to truth and falsehood, 223, 21;

bad, the fair words of, 137, 53;

basest thought about, 416, 47;

below himself, 143, 21;

best served, 143, 22;

bachelor, betrothed, wedded, 25, 39;

by nature and art, 18, 45;

call no, happy before death, 241, 45;

central part in, 453, 12;

centre of all beauty and worth, 312, 35;

characteristic function of, 241, 25;

characteristic of, known only to God, 415, 3;

chief fault of, 60, 14;

child of nature, 26, 60;

compared to a clock, 44, 4;

contrasted with woman, 560, 45;

dear to man, 58, 22;

dear to the gods, 36, 18;

defined, 352, 19;

despised by world, 465, 4;

distinctive mark of, 489, 29;

distinguishing qualities of, 76, 54;

effect of favour and a fall on, 225, 18;

either god or devil, 159, 23;

either god or wolf, 159, 17;

end of, 425, 12, 13;

ever in need of man, 154, 17;

ever wrestler rather than believer, 84, 47;

either born king or fool, 24, 23;

every, a potential madman, 91, 49;

every, a quotation, 92, 12;

every, a reflex of the All, 92, 35;

every, a special vocation, 91, 28;

every, a suggestion, 92, 16;

every, at birth, 150, 29;

every, dupe to himself, 92, 15;

every, exceptional, 92, 14;

every, his own valuator, 92, 27;

every, knowledge of, special, 92, 20;

every, in a sense alone, 92, 19;

every, rule for, 240, 39;

every, to follow his own star, 212, 7;

every, when sick, 92, 13;

extraordinary, without root in life, 205, 43;

feeling one's self a, 217, 36;

final destiny of, 91, 29;

folly in, 471, 32;

folly of, in having and not using faculties, 126, 5;

foolishest thought about, 416, 47;

formed to be a husband, 291, 8;

free at first, 164, 35;

God in, 174, 19;

God in, a birth of faith, 100, 16;

god or devil, 367, 41;

God's creature, 93, 18;

God's proper treasure, 128, 34;

good, sign of a, 418, 15;

great, by conviction, 312, 32;

greatest, a son of man, 60, 6;

greatest crime of, 111, 17;

hard to persuade, 265, 10;

has a good and a bad angel, 92, 8;

has still all the faculties he ever had, 297, 6;

highest, brother to his contemporaries, 435, 2;

highest glory and highest disgrace of, 493, 40;

his body and soul, 159, 13;

his destiny, 482, 18;

his nature the rule for, 81, 27;

his own enemy, 91, 48;

his own portion, 12, 26;

his vitality, 461, 5;

how to estimate a, 370, 29; 505, 10;

how to know a, 177, 23; 493, 28;

how he knows himself, 334, 47;

how to influence a, 177, 45;

how to study, 495, 52;

human element in, 533, 45;

hungry, to be alone, 87, 32;

if alone, a terror to himself, 533, 13;

ignorant of himself, 316, 51;

ill to advise, 161, 34;

in a series, 521, 27;

immensity of his possibilities, 26, 62;

in contrast with nature, 291, 4;

in God's image, 125, 24;

in himself, 522, 11;

in his deed a precedent to man, 9, 68;

in his self-delusion, 119, 22;

in presence of Nature, 292, 23;

in prosperity, 90, 32;

in relation to his defects and talents, 12, 27;

in relation to instinct, 522, 26;

is what he is, 387, 48;

interest in, 163, 31;

is sincere, when alone, 91, 44;

just and resolute, Horace on, 216, 42;

key to every, 437, 27;

knowing, and men, different, 201, 18;

knowledge of, 437, 40;

known by his company, 312, 7;

known by what he honours, 389, 39;

left to his passions, 236, 44;

life of, a diary, 439, 3;

life of, how led, 488, 36;

life of, its course, 439, 4;

like Ulysses, 182, 30;

limit of evil in, 218, 13;

lord of himself, and his resources, rare, 151, 11;

lovable through his errors, 65, 6;

lowest, life of, 439, 7;

Luther's definition of a, 554, 8;

made for society, 521, 33;

master of his fate, 329, 34;

measured by his own standard, 278, 45;

most essential fact about, 443, 44;

nearest God, 143, 35;

new always in a new time, 444, 44;

no bad, happy, 295, 12;

no, born for himself, 295, 24;

no, born without faults, 289, 33;

no, but has his time, 473, 22;

no, compelled to be compelled, 218, 15;

no, entirely a devil, 303, 8;

no, extraordinary, without a mission, 212, 1;

no, friendless, 473, 20;

no longer a temple, 95, 10;

no, the man prayed for, 242, 3;

no, the one waited for, 58, 38;

no, wise at all moments, 295, 15;

no, wise by himself, 295, 25;

noble, attractive power of, 78, 43;

not easy to transplant, 313, 7;

not hindered by society, 396, 8;

not his own guide, 204, 6;

not men, God-made, 128, 4;

of celestial descent, 551, 34;

of decision, 441, 11;

of action, the chief concern of, 58, 32;

of genius and other men, difference between, 462, 7;

of genius, his view of things, 297, 21;

of genius, sayings about, 440, 23, 24;

of noble deeds, in trouble, misjudged, 208, 18;

of pluck, 477, 43;

of sound brain and his knowledge, 92, 20;

of the world, how to be, 413, 48;

oh for a, with heart, head, hand, 325, 52;

on the confines of two hostile empires, 95, 13;

one, with a higher wisdom, worth of, 332, 56;

of only one subject, 66, 44;

only point in regard to, 446, 13;

original, and the world, 464, 13; 465, 17

our obligations to, 527, 41;

only sleeping and feeding, 535, 38;

overwhelmed with misfortune, 374, 19;

part of a whole, 489, 7;

peculiarity of, 426, 4;

piped to by fortune, 20, 23;

Plato's definition of, 15, 24;

poor, if not raised above self, 507, 51;

power looked for in, 221, 29;

preacher to woman, 460, 43;

presence and passion of, 465, 17;

presence of absence of, a difference, 548, 11;

presumption of, rebuked, 125, 7;

proof of a, 204, 29;

proper study of man, 220, 2;

pure, in this world, 441, 10;

qualities to possess to make, 488, 14;

real science and study of man, 228, 20;

regarded as end of creation, 203, 17;

religiously viewed, 91, 46;

sayings about, 60, 32-38; 61, 1-13; 91, 44-55; 92, 1-44;

science of, obscure, 267, 30;

self-ruined, 127, 15;

separated from his circumstances, 371, 23;

small, surveying great, 19, 54;

something in, as yet unnamed, 178, 30;

something of all in every, 476, 40;

soul of the whole, 559, 15;

spirit of, indomitable, 504, 18;

strange contradictions in, 162, 16;

subject to his power, 12, 12;

summary history of, 261, 44;

substantiality in a, 443, 19;

taught only by himself, 146, 30;

test of, 489, 34;

that hath no music in him, 440, 31;

that stands by himself, 440, 33;

the, and the hour, 440, 29;

the arch-machine, 196, 14;

the beauty of, 65, 1;

the best, 289, 33;

the façade of a temple, 12, 11;

the fatal, 427, 16;

the first, significance of, 422, 11;

the foundations of, 429, 19;

the greatness of, how to comprehend, 339, 20;

the highest might of, 513, 10;

the knowledge of, price of, 491, 33;

the life of, 465, 19;

the life of, a journey, 439, 5;

the little, 439, 24;

the lot of, 52, 40;

the merely merry, 440, 38;

the merely serious, 440, 38;

the more universal, the greater, 210, 28;

the noble, with nobler, 439, 25;

the noblest function of, 53, 45;

the noblest, that ever lived, 483, 28;

the, of character, 440, 32;

the ordinary, happiness of, 446, 30;

the real, 450, 38;

the riddle of the world, 49, 40;

the shadow of, 292, 1;

the state of, 481, 47;

the state of, Wolsey on the, 102, 19;

the substantial, 479, 1;

the terrible, 117, 38;

the, that blushes, 440, 30;

the want of, 554, 46;

the wealth of a, 461, 40;

the, who cannot wonder, 441, 3;

the whole, of this new time, 554, 24;

the wisest, 14, 44;

the, without sense of his relation to things, 440, 35;

this was a, 157, 5;

threefold property of a, 449, 45;

to be obeyed, 464, 15;

to be saved from damnable error, 173, 32;

to free oppressed, 126, 9;

to what appointed, 33, 17;

treating a, with solemnity, effect of, 542, 12;

truly blest, 440, 39;

truly free, will and action of, 223, 30;

two things necessary to make a man, 544, 43;

weakness of, 267, 25;

well-ordered, independence of, 147, 27;

what exalts, 488, 33;

when God visits him, 127, 33;

when most God-like, 12, 8;

when one is a, 568, 39;

when quite destitute, 223, 25;

when reformer and when conservative, 522, 13;

when true, 173, 2;

when truly alive, 264, 26;

while living, necessary, 19, 50;

who always wins, 142, 6;

who bears rule, 153, 12;

who can call to-day his own, 140, 26;

who can define, 145, 9;

who cannot blush, 440, 41;

who cannot endure his own company, 441, 2;

who cannot laugh, 441, 1;

who cannot win a woman, 413, 47;

who depends on public recognition, 440, 42;

who does not fear death, 441, 6;

who does not think what he is doing, 528, 26;

who has no enemies, 441, 8;

who has only ancestry to boast of, 441, 9;

who is not passion's slave, 123, 16;

who knows not how to live, 441, 4;

who never decides, 441, 12; who never loved his kind, 554, 17;

who owes his bread solely to heaven, 140, 27;

who runs away, 14, 58;

who wavers in wavering times, 441, 11;

whom kings have most to fear, 153, 10;

whose mother has not inspired him with veneration, 507, 20;

whose soul is veiled by pair of glasses, 534, 42;

why no, can judge another, 303, 14;

within man, 92, 9;

without a purpose, 109, 15;

without bread, 42, 51;

without enthusiasm, 165, 46;

without passion, 559, 39, 40;

without philosophy, 559, 41;

without prayer, 534, 5;

without shame lost, 289, 24;

without the Bible, 392, 52;

word of, 520, 7;

Wordsworth's lament over, 14, 48;

worthiest, according to Burns, 454, 4;

worthiest of affection, 189, 60

=Man's=, arm, if upheld by the gods, 402, 20;

being, secret of, the sphinx's, 452, 44;

chief want, 538, 1;

discontent, 352, 31;

doings symbolic, 10, 34;

faculty, feet not wings, 524, 41;

finest qualities, how to preserve, 427, 45;

first great work, 428, 21;

gifts, 219, 51;

greatest ornament and dignity, 533, 27;

grief his grandeur, 352, 31;

life, sphere of, 202, 41;

lot, like wind, 385, 11;

nature, secret of, 452, 45;

needs and wishes, 514, 16;

only true joy, 316, 27;

origin and end, 412, 39;

soul, majestic, 241, 46;

true ambition, 204, 37;

true beginning and father, 486, 12;

true elevation, 340, 45;

true safety, 340, 45;

true want, 538, 8;

two gala-days, 570, 3;

work, a, 261, 46

=Management=, good, economy of, 129, 47

=Manfulness=, in sin as well as faith, commended by Luther, 26, 6

=Manhood=, a, how built up, 92, 43;

a period of unlearning, 482, 33;

a struggle, 568, 42;

passing away of, 514, 19;

possible here, 156, 22;

sense of, elevating power of, 443, 26;

measure of, 354, 40

=Manhood's= work, 402, 22

=Mankind=, an unco' squad, 564, 24;

and his task, of what composed, 313, 12;

contractedness of, 140, 9;

contrary estimate of, 398, 42;

does not doubt, 265, 11;

ever in progress, 106, 20;

evil of despising, 553, 12;

generally bad, 326, 35;

how interpreted, 556, 33;

how to love, 177, 39;

how to maintain love for, 188, 42;

knowledge of, damaging effect of, 277, 54;

Machiavelli on, 57, 16;

one and a whole, 173, 25;

proper study of, 449, 43;

to love, and to see into, 494, 14;

wish of, collectively, 89, 50

=Manliness=, commended, 366, 36

=Mannerism=, how produced, 139, 20

=Manners=, a probity in, 470, 20;

artificial, effect of assuming, 469, 26;

authors of, 238, 32;

cannot be imparted, 137, 37;

caught as diseases, 200, 50;

composing, more than composing books, 141, 42;

defended by ceremony, 38, 20;

effect of pride on, 194, 40;

effect on, of liberal arts, 194, 14;

everywhere to be respected, 76, 14;

fine, inventor of, 120, 26;

fine, mantle of fair minds, 106, 28;

fine, support of, 106, 29;

good, 129, 48-51;

good, and love of country, 439, 48;

good, to attain to, 490, 5;

good, not communicated, 128, 52;

good, the basis of, 417, 1;

good, the element of, 454, 5;

how learned, 478, 83;

importance of, 181, 17; 204, 46; 559, 8;

men's evil, 277, 24;

once vices, 538, 16;

people of, distinguishing trait of, 424, 4;

pleasing, effect of, 283, 50;

refinement of, how attained, 216, 19;

regulated by the king, 45, 47;

root of defect in, 56, 61;

striking, bad, 403, 43;

strange, disconcerting, 281, 5;

that speak well of the man, 469, 27;

the power of, 406, 21;

the supreme power in, 187, 56;

to be studied, 313, 31

=Manual= labour, the value of, 305, 44

=Manufacture=, contrasted with art, 550, 16

=Manufactures=, our, 525, 38

=Many=, men, many minds, 332, 58;

the, no pleasing, 123, 24; 258, 30

=Maria Theresa's= epitaph, 388, 2

=Mark=, missing the, 416, 15

=Market-place=, training of, 450, 13

=Marksman=, a good, 6, 49

=Marriage=, a happy, 249, 41;

a query prior to, 36, 33;

a way to repentance, 118, 30;

a suitable, 390, 30;

according to luck, 93, 31;

advice regarding, 175, 21;

an open question, 197, 19;

an unhappy, 280, 25;

as birds in cages, 198, 8;

before and after, 217, 44; 276, 29;

before, evil, 147, 56;

concern of others in one's, 324, 17;

contentment in, 187, 57;

early, advantage of, 117, 2;

extremes in, 64, 7;

fascination of, 118, 36;

for money, 148, 1;

in despair, 341, 24;

in opinion and reality, 191, 29;

inducements to, 451, 26;

kills or cures, 80, 20;

may mar, 23, 22;

rule in, 82, 63; 270, 23;

saying on, 568, 7;

significance of, 326, 14;

Socrates on, 550, 10;

the happiest, 124, 6;

true, union in, 192, 15;

unfortunate, evil of, 202, 43;

well-matched and ill-matched, 531, 27;

with an old person, in hope of his death, 479, 44

=Marriages=, unequal, 496, 41; 507, 9;

why few happy, 451, 1

=Married=, in haste, 485, 45;

life, who fit for, 335, 7;

people, their mutual interest, 548, 24

=Marry=, times not to, 192, 40

=Marrying=, anticipated and experienced, 36, 34

=Martyr=, a, to live harder, than to die, 203, 5;

blood of the, 436, 39;

what makes a, 206, 1

=Martyrdom=, ennobled by Christianity, 42, 54;

to bystanders, 458, 14

=Martyrdoms= as seen at the time, 9, 58

=Martyrs=, accepted by nature, 292, 18;

the blood of, 418, 42;

the modern, 359, 33

=Masses=, effect of giving power to, 123, 33;

judgment of the, 518, 11

=Master=, a fellow worker, 446, 42;

a good, 152, 17;

and his affairs, 71, 6;

and servant, unhappy relation of, 395, 14;

being without a, 491, 1;

careless, 2, 35;

early, 75, 34;

effect of presence of, 80, 53;

every one finds his, 85, 27;

eye of, 426, 34;

finding, a first duty, 428, 15;

measure of, 441, 41;

minds, rare, 292, 38;

no one born, 295, 45;

of whole world, 150, 13;

presence of, eye of house, 327, 39;

qualification for, 175, 3;

spirits, 56, 54;

the, and the mansion, 293, 34;

true, 145, 36;

who fears his servants, 279, 47;

who will not serve one, 42, 17

=Master's= eye, worth of, 53, 28

=Masterhood=, and servanthood, correlative, 107, 7;

restriction necessary to, 152, 39

=Masters=, accustomed, not easily dispensed with, 239, 17;

and their domestics, 105, 9;

change of, to the poor, 189, 18;

no serving two, 303, 24; 305, 22;

not all, 523, 2;

real, importance of, 559, 43;

serving two, 41, 15;

the great, the subject of all, 324, 34

=Mastership= and servantship, value of, 96, 19

=Mastery=, empty claim of, over others, 10, 1;

essence of, 492, 48;

of a subject, how to attain, 117, 32;

how to attain to, 390, 36;

mistaken for egoism, 65, 29;

thorough, how possible, 303, 25; 305, 22

=Material= things essential to life, 468, 26

=Mathematics=, our, 524, 34

=Mathesis=, a fundamental, 494, 11

=Matrimony=, the state of, 234, 22; 405, 46

=Matter=, spirit-informed, 277, 43;

subject to mind, 279, 32

=Maturity=, law of, 445, 5

=Maxim=, the grand modern, 38, 45;

the, of maxims, 491, 38

=Maxims=, by themselves, 12, 33;

good, value of, 129, 52;

sound, the value of, 400, 23;

their helpfulness, 356, 1;

their, show men, 239, 4;

too high, to be reserved, 529, 2

=Mazes=, in wandering, lost, 336, 43

=Me=, our, the only reality, 482, 12

=Mean=, a, in all things, 87, 14;

deed, debasing, 150, 2;

the proper course, 98, 5

=Meaning= well, 495, 24

=Meanness=, debasing, 16, 16;

more hopeless than wickedness, 166, 44

=Means=, and end, 5, 50;

I'll husband, 110, 25;

must be at hand, 3, 32;

to do ill deeds, 162, 39

=Measures=, nothing to men, 273, 41

=Meat=, and stomach for it, matter of thanks, 398, 14;

one man's, not another's, 5, 7;

where mouths, 127, 30, 42

=Medal=, and its reverse, 40, 3;

reverse of, thought on, 333, 3

="Meddle not,"= as a maxim, 413, 31

=Medea=, her method of reform, 305, 28

=Mediævalism=, chief moral agent of, 453, 11

=Medical= skill, profession of, universal, 106, 36

=Medicine=, contrary effects of, 84, 35;

Mephisto on the study of, 59, 58

=Mediocrity=, aiming at, 489, 32;

helpful to make wise, 189, 56;

in power, 314, 35; 376, 46;

naturally pleasing to us, 308, 1;

respectable, inoffensive, 374, 50;

the ascendency of, a sign of the times, 429, 45;

to be cheerfully accepted, 172, 19;

when unendurable, 466, 32

=Meekness=, power of, 405, 25;

true, faces of, 398, 12

=Melancholy=, and mirth, correlated, 482, 27;

charm in, 125, 9;

contrasted with cheerfulness, 40, 46;

how to prevent, 81, 41

=Melanchthon's= rule, 188, 25

=Melodies=, of the everlasting chime, 467, 10;

the sweetest, 408, 30

=Melody=, in the heart of everything, 9, 47;

sphere, 435, 3

=Member=, suffering in one, 110, 13

=Memorial=, more durable than brass, 96, 47

=Memorials=, enduring, 99, 20

=Memory=, and judgment compared, 21, 3;

dependent on forgetfulness, 495, 18;

dependent on oblivion, 176, 16;

independent of will, 338, 33;

necessity of exercising, 273, 11;

not to be dragooned, 565, 45;

pleasures of, 546, 21;

Themistocles on his, 273, 6;

the dark background of, 323, 23;

the faculty of, 426, 45;

wise, the condition of, 176, 16;

with little judgment, 26, 11

=Men=, a little breed, 523, 6;

a thousand kinds of, 275, 25;

after modern or ancient model, 124, 13;

all conditioned by circumstance, 138, 29;

all, play-actors, 286, 31;

ambitious, like tallest trees, 456, 40;

and the law, 438, 24;

and their vices, how to treat, 340, 32;

and women of right sort, 35, 2;

angels or slugs, practically no matter, 339, 42;

anvil as well as hammer, 92, 32;

argumentative, 398, 19;

as individuals, and their belongings, 521, 3;

as measured of God, 125, 29;

as the generation of leaves, 326, 37;

as they are born, 398, 16;

at birth and death, 9, 60;

at their best, 289, 49;

blindness of, 65, 33;

born for others, 310, 13;

born too soon, 116, 32;

bubbles on stream of time, 111, 40;

but three classes of, 466, 29;

by what standard to weigh, 333, 19;

childless, progeny of, 445, 10;

collective beings, 521, 3;

collectively, respect for, despised individually, 16, 1;

common, apologies for men, 45, 15;

compared with plants, 349, 16;

dangerous, 149, 13;

differences among, 110, 20;

dream of a shadow, 393, 16;

driven as turkeys, 521, 14;

effect of, ignorance of, 65, 32;

evil, characteristic of, 95, 32;

evil of shunning, 65, 31;

false estimate of, 162, 22;

far-observant, often unknown to themselves, 529, 23;

for certain brothers, 556, 41;

glorious, Bacon on, 124, 23;

god-devils, 357, 35;

God's _versus_ devil's, 128, 10;

good, value of, 129, 53;

good, mercy in, 187, 18;

graded from birth, 21, 15;

great (see =Great men=);

greatest, sayings about, 432, 16-23;

greatest, simplest, 432, 41;

happy, full of present, 140, 23;

how misknown, 65, 31;

how ruined, 9, 69;

how to be weighed, 507, 13;

how to govern, 492, 47;

how to make true or great, 501, 14;

how to treat, 510, 14, 15;

how treated by the gods, 68, 36;

hypocrites when talking of themselves, 535, 28;

in love, philosophy of, 542, 15;

in one respect all alike, 188, 39;

in the eye of God, 127, 23;

inconstancy of, 391, 24;

inequality among, 239, 10;

known when in misfortune, 544, 2;

knowledge of, advantage of, 60, 34;

lenses, 336, 41;

like chameleons, 520, 42;

like fishes in sea, 107, 3;

like nails and like rivets, 398, 17;

like spaniels, 398, 23;

Marmontel's feelings towards, 164, 46;

may come and go, 165, 29;

members of one body, 521, 33;

most, insolvent, 284, 26;

never present with themselves, 521, 41;

no class of, dispensable, 86, 19;

no greater now than have been, 302, 19;

not common, 115, 6;

not helpers, but hinderers, 494, 28;

not helpful or to be helped, 169, 23;

of ability, now often unbelievers, 293, 27;

of genius, under misfortune, 238, 3;

of low and of high degree, vanity, 407, 35;

of one pattern, 190, 3;

of retiring timidity, 561, 13;

of unbridled passions, helping, 536, 5;

old, lives of, 327, 24;

old, what should be the care of, 327, 23;

old, without judgment of their peers, 337, 22;

on earth as soldiers fighting in a foreign land, 155, 16;

only distinction among, 446, 42;

only performers, not composers, 127, 2;

only players, not authors, 127, 1;

ordinary, aspiring to be geniuses, 239, 6;

put off with stories, 298, 3;

races of, compared to leaves, 249, 49;

seat of logic of, 64, 15;

seducing, 477, 15;

self-made, respect for, 90, 11;

shadows, and shadow-hunted, 538, 29;

soldiers, 10, 60;

some, demi-gods, 357, 35;

some, women, 88, 20;

symmetrical, 276, 2;

that are ill to manage, 472, 15;

to act as men, 28, 37;

to act as men now, 526, 13;

to be afraid of, 442, 3;

to be both men and children, 243, 25;

to be mystified, not satisfied, 405, 56;

to be shunned, 169, 23;

to be weighed with merchant's scales, 265, 12;

truly great, characteristic of, 500, 45, 46;

two, alone worthy of honour, 503, 45;

two levers to move, 468, 36;

unmarried, in social relations, 508, 9;

virtue and vice of, 541, 21;

want of concord among, 163, 18;

what is required of, 243, 29;

when angels, 521, 36;

when children, philosophy of, 542, 15;

when just, 238, 34;

when likest gods, 158, 42;

when maidens sue, 544, 18;

when more divine, 52, 29;

when most godlike, 521, 40;

when properly themselves, 521, 42;

who hope for no better life, 478, 46;

wise, full of present, 140, 23;

with some, personifications, 191, 28;

See =Les hommes=, 238, 31

=Men's=, judgments of one another, 299, 13;

lives, a prophecy in, 470, 1

=Men-children=, children only, 32, 44

=Mendacious= being, the one, 476, 17

=Mental=, disease the fatalist, 423, 42;

diseases not to be spoken of, 260, 27

=Mephistopheles'= account of himself, 79, 35

=Mephistopheles=, character of, 128, 24;

like cat with mouse, 117, 41;

spirit of, 60, 1

=Merchandise=, a, curs'd, 52, 3

=Merchant=, making and counting his money, 442, 4;

profession of, 107, 11;

the, temptation of, 13, 21;

true-bred, as a gentleman, 22, 3

=Mercury=, a, not made out of any log, 97, 53

=Mercy=, a, to be condemned, 470, 11;

as dealt by God, 125, 25;

attractive power of, 28, 6;

divine sovereignty of, 33, 18;

effect of, on sin, 314, 17;

God's, near, 280, 27;

God's, universal, 128, 5;

in a king, 301, 17;

in every place, 478, 8;

nobility's badge, 408, 26;

power of, on sinner, 496, 28;

quality of, 450, 21;

the, required, 495, 41;

too much, 497, 40;

true, 500, 23;

whereto serves, 549, 36;

who will not show, 553, 1;

woman's virtue, 65, 35

=Merit=, and good fortune united, 208, 5;

better than descent, 173, 9;

from use of gifts, 330, 12;

independent of time and mode, 235, 29;

man's highest, 266, 36;

modest, 278, 20;

not prior to existence, 306, 13;

often a drawback, 234, 5;

power of, 26, 15;

power of, in contrast with charms, 40, 32;

proof of superior, 226, 11;

sufficiency of one's, 456, 15;

the test of, 473, 26;

unprotected, to be cherished by wealth, 244, 2;

without fame, 101, 28;

without modesty, 278, 20

=Merriest=, when men are, 488, 9

=Messiah=, the perpetual, 193, 43

=Messias= of Nature, 459, 41

=Metal=, native, test of a man's, 200, 47

=Metamorphoses=, universal, 314, 28

=Metaphor=, a glowing, power of, 46, 11

=Metaphysic=, contrasted with logic, 252, 30;

the only intelligible, 372, 20

=Metaphysics=, defined, 544, 34;

in modern literature, 175, 36;

obscurative of truth, 201, 3;

the utmost of, 144, 9

=Method=, an individual matter, 75, 17;

economy from, 260, 38

=Microcosm=, each, a macrocosm, 75, 20

=Microscopes=, and eyes, 98, 21

=Middle= course, safest, 188, 4; 271, 56; 272, 1, 10

=Midas= _versus_ Apollo, 412, 43

=Midnight=, morrow in, 469, 23

=Might=, and right, the same, 184, 30;

measure of right, 278, 1;

stronger than right, 78, 47;

the, the right, 480, 26;

without right, 112, 15

=Mights=, of men, the main question, 451, 44

=Mighty=, dependent on wise, 61, 35; 462, 37

=Migrate=, why men, 276, 23

=Mildness=, power of, 261, 39

=Military= life, fascination of, 286, 18

=Milk= of human kindness, 166, 7

=Mills=, God's, grind slow, 128, 11, 12

=Millstone=, a, collects no moss, 79, 29

=Milton=, characteristic of, 419, 44;

music of, 445, 29;

on his blindness, 485, 50;

some mute inglorious, 399, 10

=Mind=, a degraded, lowest state of, 368, 29;

a diseased, tender, 277, 56;

a kingdom, 288, 10;

a moodiness of, how to treat, 543, 3;

a small, sign of, 202, 2;

a vacant, 2, 13;

a well-cultivated, 24, 53;

a willing, 24, 58;

alone old, 315, 31;

an incomplete, 468, 20;

and body, intimate connection of, 266, 28;

and heart, methods of, different, 222, 45;

as related to body, 122, 42;

base, mark of, 488, 1;

change of, mark of wisdom, 180, 41;

character of, to what due, 461, 20;

celestial and divine, 541, 17;

collision of, with mind, good, 202, 9;

conceiving and bringing forth, 442, 14;

creative power of, 442, 13;

dark depths in, 1, 26;

diseased, not to be ministered to, 35, 21;

dormant without inspiration, 326, 24;

dupe of heart, 223, 5;

effect of, on the body, 488, 3;

elation of, to be restrained, 80, 15;

elevation of mind, without justice, 413, 7;

fastened to a clog, 551, 43;

fields of, to be cultivated, 51, 7;

good, wealth of, 277, 44;

grandeur of, condition of, 490, 9;

greatness of, proofs of, 259, 23;

guilty, effect of, 432, 51;

human, march of, 441, 30;

human, sayings about, 435, 46; 436, 1, 2;

in suspense, easily swayed, 74, 9;

little, always, 25, 26;

little, conversing with great, 439, 25;

dislocated movements of, 69, 45;

lofty, good, 79, 9;

made-up, not to be advised, 47, 55;

makes the body rich, 111, 28;

maturity of, and bodily decay, 507, 21;

must be stimulated, 44, 19;

noble, contrasted with vulgar, 79, 30;

noblest, character of, 445, 8;

our better, 337, 17;

power of, on body, 202, 46;

presence of, test of a man, 200, 47;

sayings about the, 442, 15-28;

strong, unconscious, 455, 33;

the form of forms, 264, 15;

the gentle, mark of, 429, 50;

the great, 144, 51;

the, in the face, 478, 12;

the, its power of persuading itself to see what it chooses, 333, 27;

the man, 277, 46; 533, 5;

the true and sound, 459, 11;

the truly strong, unconscious, 459, 17;

to be kept bent, 243, 18;

to be kept in hand, 217, 35;

under too large obligations, 442, 12;

without education, 510, 11;

without, of one's own, 150, 39;

who knows the, 552, 7;

young and advanced, 465, 45

=Minds=, different pursuits of different, 67, 23;

excellent, levity in, 471, 4

fearless, success of, 103, 58;

great, characteristic of, 419, 42;

great contrasted with little, 251, 24-26

great, (see =Great minds=);

greatest, when they generally appear, 487, 28;

ill at ease, 397, 32;

little, how caught, 342, 13;

magic of action and reaction of, 477, 1;

occupied with small matters, 39, 24;

old, to be kept in exercise, 327, 25;

our, how we furnish, 524, 7;

our, when unoccupied, 338, 34;

strongest, unknown, 404, 11;

the finest, 427, 43;

thoughtful, love colour, 9, 32;

weak, weakness of, 530, 13, 14

=Minister=, defined in the Hitopadesa, 143, 8;

to live by ministering, 148, 19

=Ministers=, how judged, 465, 3

=Ministry=, a, advantage of opponents of, 480, 11;

test of a, 490, 3

=Minnow=, an emblem of man, 496, 10

=Minor=, the desire of, 452, 28

=Minorities=, rights of, to protection, 131, 26

=Minute=, every, how to fill, 240, 41

=Minuteness=, reverence for, in estimate of greatness, 135, 38

=Mirabeau=, last words of, 241, 29;

the greatness of, 413, 49;

to the Marquis de Brézé, 317, 15

=Miracle=, a, in quest of, 547, 32;

man the, of miracles, 522, 23;

pet child of faith, 55, 10;

the great indestructible, 53, 44;

the true, 533, 7

=Miracles=, age of, 415, 41;

all, how achieved, 157, 43;

cause of, 201, 11;

faith required for, 353, 51;

futility of, without spiritual sense, 175, 2;

how wrought still, 32, 3;

no longer, 3, 2;

of Christ, 442, 29;

the source of, 340, 7

=Mirror=, objects in a, 86, 37;

the best, 417, 47

=Mirth=, and melancholy, correlated, 482, 27;

hard to feign, in sorrow, 67, 30;

most, only apparent, 284, 28;

power of, 114, 9;

string attuned to, 478, 23;

unfelt, hard to feign, 154, 32;

unreasonable, 508, 23;

violent, 514, 34

=Misanthropist= at forty, 554, 17

=Mischief=, joy in, 294, 35;

not to be spoken, 271, 52;

origin of all, 10, 4;

past and prosper'd, 243, 6;

past, mourning, 494, 36

=Misconception=, purposed, evil of, 488, 28

=Miser=, and his losses, 13, 44;

Dryden to the, 124, 48;

his only right act, 24, 36;

mind of, 538, 34;

passion of, joyless, 222, 34;

sayings about the, 442, 30, 31;

the, his wants, 410, 14;

who dies rich, 13, 23

=Miserable=, apology for being, 487, 15;

only medicine of, 442, 32

=Miseries=, cure for all, 562, 42;

happiness at others', 181, 27;

our greatest, 340, 1;

past, recollection of, 213, 58

=Misers=, compared with moles, 282, 12;

greedy, rail at sordid, 136, 8;

that gloat over their money, 483, 4

=Misery=, a cause of, 200, 42;

a man's, from within, 485, 34;

a widespread cause of, 284, 30;

always exaggerated, 330, 5;

another's, no matter of sport, 474, 23;

cause of all, 494, 5;

enduring, 370, 16;

fatal prevailing source of, 333, 26;

in, God's help seen, 205, 17;

inconsistent with occupation, 307, 27;

not to be laughed at, 180, 8;

of man, the source of, 442, 33;

our own making, 314, 36;

plaint of, to be listened to, 116, 28;

sacred even to gods, 111, 4;

to-morrow's, not to be forestalled, 529, 5

=Misfortune=, a second master, 259, 1;

and wisdom, 54, 33;

as a school, 68, 45;

badge of innocence, 87, 38;

blessed, 27, 54;

Burns under blows of, 167, 23;

but one, for man, 110, 18

effect of, on understanding, 192, 6;

greatest, 432, 25;

how to face, 293, 2;

indispensable to man, 136, 33;

never alone, 298, 27;

not to be thy maid, 296, 40;

one, vigil of another, 333, 7;

one's own, and others', 171, 40;

others', admonitory, 31, 57;

scene of a, avoided, 88, 26;

self-caused, 41, 16;

suggestion of, in joy, 22, 24;

sure to come some day, 36, 47;

talked of not disagreeable, 59, 32;

temptation of, 186, 48;

the greatest, 318, 25;

the one, for a man, 471, 16;

the parent of, 368, 16;

a misnomer, 476, 25

=Misfortunes=, another's, easily borne, 168, 10;

as a source of talk, 7, 33;

best to forget, 181, 8;

how lightened, 17, 20;

in spite of, enough, 477, 2;

not always evil, 386, 38;

not believed in, till they come, 317, 10;

not to be repined over, 112, 41;

of others, easy to bear, 317, 6;

our greatest, source of, 338, 9;

our own and other's, 433, 18;

our own, not the heaviest, 176, 6;

our worst, 340, 1;

to be boldly faced, 502, 52;

variable, 281, 13;

when to bewail, 569, 20;

women's, self-made, 165, 33

=Misgovernment=, evil of, 261, 10;

sophistical, dilemma on which it rests, 139, 18

=Misled=, the, what is due to, 496, 8

=Mismanagement=, doomed, 374, 24;

not for ever, 480, 41, 46

=Mist=, how to escape a, 193, 52

=Mistake=, a general, 417, 38;

throttling of one, inconsiderable, 550, 18;

Wellington's protestation against, 473, 27

=Mistakes=, and discovery, 525, 15;

every one makes, 180, 19;

hard to correct and sift, 553, 34;

root of all great, 187, 12;

to be eschewed, 296, 11

=Mistrust=, treason, 414, 18

=Misunderstanding=, inevitable, 395, 11

=Misunderstood=, to be, a bitterness, 490, 29

=Mob=, described, 27, 40;

Emerson's definition of, 13, 50;

in a civilised nation, 420, 32;

sentiments of, 300, 9;

suffrages of, Horace on, 309, 25;

the, a scare to poet, 322, 8;

the fickle, 67, 7;

the, sayings about, 442, 36-39

=Mob-tumults=, Goethe's uneasiness at, 164, 33

=Mode=, set, tendency to, 205, 45;

the origin and character of, 65, 36

=Moderation=, an impregnable fortress, 112, 54;

exceeding, 492, 45;

in living, 334, 44;

the good in, 23, 48;

with a clear sky, 270, 50

=Modern= society _versus_ Christianity, 43, 5

=Moderns=, and ancients, teachings compared, 416, 7;

the, contrasted with Greeks, 432, 45

=Modes=, ridiculous, 376, 42

=Modesty=, a virtue of the low-born, 319, 17;

as a virtue, 48, 55;

as an ornament, 432, 33;

as covering self-conceit, 168, 24;

commended, 27, 48;

contrast with loquacity, 253, 17;

dead, 7, 34;

divorced from truth, 536, 31;

false, 100, 44, 45;

in youth, 4, 41;

misconstrued, 350, 1;

more majestic than strength, 249, 14;

necessity of, 300, 41;

not promoted, 114, 50;

of nature not to be overstepped, 406, 25;

ornament, but drawback, 28, 21;

the prohibitions of, 367, 14;

true and false, 500, 24;

Virgil's, 293, 39;

want of, 313, 42

=Mole=, as oracle, 72, 14

=Molière=, Boileau of, 180, 37; inscription on his

bust, 397, 2

=Moment=, a, capacity of, 523, 15;

birth of a, 160, 27;

both a cradle and a grave, 443, 1;

claim of, 523, 12;

divine, in a man's life, 70, 8;

each, nearer death, 40, 2;

event of a, 2, 40;

every, instructive, 92, 40;

every, of infinite value, 92, 45;

last, exaggerated, 443, 49;

passing, to be noted well, 321, 32;

power of a, 19, 35;

present, to be seized, 136, 12; 298, 8;

that may become eternal, 442, 42;

the, difficult to square with, 86, 8;

the greatest, in life, 481, 38;

the passing, value of, 537, 24;

the present, 449, 11, 12;

value of, 519, 15;

value of every, 212, 15

=Moments=, decisive power of, 334, 7

=Monarch=, great, a mark of, 88, 37;

of all I survey, 164, 44;

sacredness of, 21, 8

=Monarchies=, how ruined, 239, 24;

the fate of, 374, 4

=Monarchs=, fear of change perplexes, 103, 50

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

absolute, one objection to, 167, 24;

expensiveness of its trappings, 458, 17;

Schopenhauer on, 65, 37

=Money=, a blessing and bane, 104, 33;

a passport, 222, 28;

alienating effect of, 27, 17;

all it breeds, 52, 49;

as servant and master, 222, 29;

best use of, 418, 7;

blood and life, 88, 42;

by whom most needed, 304, 30;

chief value and virtue of, 420, 8;

collecting machine, in a civilised nation, 420, 32;

definition of, 530, 19;

despising, 344, 23;

does not feed men, 294, 44;

effect of being with or without, 46, 12;

either slave or tyrant, 183, 30;

enjoyed by few, 513, 22;

given in alms on good security, 344, 53;

indispensable, 2, 22;

lending, as a means of living, 274, 40;

lending, risk in, 364, 30;

loss of, bitter, 316, 38;

loss of, lament over, 260, 12;

loss of, misery from, 350, 2;

love of, 49, 57;

making, innocence of, 274, 21;

man with, or without, 46, 12;

master, if not servant, 173, 21;

more powerful than love, 14, 3; 254, 14;

breeds only money, 44, 13;

no respect without, 127, 40;

not to be covetous of, 309, 30;

persuasiveness of, 332, 33;

persuasive power of, 28, 6;

power of, 14, 47; 19, 29; 23, 31; 23, 36; 88, 7, 9;

119, 30-32; 173, 22; 246, 8; 299, 21; 314, 8;

537, 36; 555, 13;

public, like holy water, 165, 36;

ready, eloquence of, 376, 45;

ready, value of, 17, 53;

Ruskin's definition of, 10, 5;

sayings about, 119, 30-32;

splendour in use, 318, 34;

terror of not making, 434, 26;

the love of, 440, 2;

the question in regard to, 503, 30;

want of, brings care, 14, 56;

who want to borrow, 480, 21

=Money-bag= with holes, 209, 16

=Moneyed= man, attendant of, 28, 6

=Moneyless= man, 19, 28

=Money-makers= and money-spenders, 277, 9

=Monk=, danger of offending a, 27, 27

=Monomania=, often unperceived, 268, 24

=Monument=, who deserve a, 482, 36;

who should have no, 305, 8

=Mood=, the right, to be seized, 294, 34

=Moods= belong to man alone, 291, 14

=Moon=, and its light for all, 443, 2;

dispensable, 174, 33;

the, that shone in Paradise, 564, 19;

when the sun is there, 383, 38

=Moonlight= sleeps upon this bank, 162, 38

=Moral=, a, to be brief, 547, 16;

achievement of man, 533, 38;

conduct, second great rule of, 431, 34;

energy, contrasted with brilliant parts, 191, 11;

perfection, minimum state of, 334, 31;

qualities, not enough, 105, 51;

sentiment, only school of, 446, 16;

sentiment, the atmosphere of, 416, 33

=Morality=, a too austere, 226, 19;

aim of all, 415, 44;

and civilisation, 43, 39;

and religion, 371, 37; 372, 32;

as it now is, Shelley on, 371, 35;

contrasted with religions, 467, 13;

department of philosophy, 507, 33;

dependence of, on faith, 100, 12;

implies religion, 175, 29;

independent of the religion, 121, 42;

national, no, without religion, 369, 22;

not moral philosophy, our want, 203, 34;

of some, in remnants, 443, 7;

sum of, 493, 15;

the laws of, 438, 26;

true, 500, 25;

true, the condition of, 357, 12;

vital, first condition of, 481, 44;

without religion, 522, 39

=Morals=, and art, rules in, compared, 188, 15, 16;

cultivated by love, 484, 22;

genesis of, 267, 42;

good-will everything in, 60, 9;

in youth, moulding, 97, 1;

our teacher in, 521, 20;

rooted in fear, 188, 17;

straight in, alone right, 534, 21;

the new, 189, 43;

to be made attractive, 523, 11

=More, Sir T.=, fruitlessness of his teachings, 314, 34

=More's= "Utopia," 331, 27

=Morn=, advancing, with rosy steps, 317, 36;

in russet mantle, 253, 4;

the breath of, 408, 23

=Morning=, a fresh, frosty, exercise in, 534, 16;

how to use the, 401, 38;

only a, in all things, 180, 28;

summons of every, 212, 8;

the first hour of, 428, 22;

the value of, 191, 8, 9

=Mortality= never taken home by us, 9, 70

=Mortals=, fate of, Virgil on, 335, 58

=Moses= compared with Galen and Justinian, 55, 15

=Moth=, the, desire of, for the star, 423, 11

=Mother=, a priestess, 252, 46;

among children, Goethe on, 475, 33;

as teacher limited, 383, 8;

busy, and daughter, 259, 43;

devotion of a, not thrown away, 305, 25;

effect of scream of, on child, 333, 45;

fondness of, 3, 4;

in the home, effect of 548, 35;

Lord Langdale on his, 174, 39;

love of a, 321, 8;

one good, value of, 332, 25;

the good, 430, 40;

the power of, 429, 38;

venerableness of a, 333, 9;

who feels ennui, 415, 19

=Mother's=, care, despising, 494, 19;

heart, 444, 13, 14;

kiss, power of a, 219, 29;

secret hope, 568, 40

=Mother-grace=, the, 444, 11

=Mothers=, good, value of, 537, 30;

knowledge peculiar to, 319, 18;

sad-hearted, while we sleep, 550, 17

=Mother-tongue= in a foreign land, 322, 9

=Mother-wit=, and false theology, 422, 26;

better than learning, 15, 66

=Motive=, everything, 163, 7;

the principal thing, 243, 1

=Motives=, essential to man, 127, 14;

human, the two great, 459, 26;

man sure of his, 551, 38

=Motley=, the, in every one, 524, 21

=Mountain=, a, in labour, 342, 9;

beyond every, 27, 11;

every, has its valley, 325, 45;

scenery, impressiveness of, 485, 27

=Mountains=, high, a feeling, 167, 39;

never meet, 115, 9

=Mourning=, the most demonstrative, 318, 18

=Mouth= shut, but eyes open, 43, 50

=Move=, one false, effect of, 332, 15

=Movement=, the principle of, 375, 7

=Movements=, all great, enthusiastic, 91, 12;

backward, advance, 470, 15

=Multitude=, difficulty in teaching, 423, 36;

faith of the, 509, 29;

not to be followed, 108, 16;

sayings about the, 444, 20, 23, 24

=Murder=, one, _versus_ millions, 333, 10;

punishment of, a necessity, 95, 6;

sacrilegious, 46, 27;

will speak, 110, 24

=Muses=, the, power of, 444, 25

=Mushrooms=, lowly, cared for, 146, 55

=Music=, a becoming, and vehicle of emotion, 249, 47;

a characteristic of, 507, 52;

all-relatedness of, 244, 31;

compared with poetry, 351, 6;

dependent on tone, 39, 6;

effect of, 543, 43;

effect of words on, 546, 45;

elevated sensation of, 443, 41;

everywhere in nature, 384, 29;

good, effect of, 424, 38;

hard to collect into a distinct idea, 445, 7;

health to soul, 215, 33;

human, 265, 23;

in all things, 478, 9;

in orchestra, interpreter of, 206, 29;

in the heart, 444, 26;

key to female heart, 287, 25;

like softest, to attending ears, 162, 33;

Luther's esteem for, 297, 45;

Luther on skill in, 554, 16;

marching to, 332, 42;

mediocre, 466, 32;

moral effect of, 548, 38;

of men's lives, 162, 35;

Plato's definition of, 444, 17;

pleasure we feel in, 448, 7;

possibility of, 471, 5;

power of, 543, 36;

power of, to change nature, 317, 2;

quickening power of, 277, 27;

spiritual, how produced, 401, 46;

sweet, effect of, 164, 47;

the demonic in, 423, 3;

the food of love, 173, 23;

the most heaven-affecting, 324, 21;

the sphere of, 81, 33;

the sweetest, 456, 32;

the true universal speech, 287, 26;

true, 500, 26;

nobly non-utilitarian, 226, 22

"=Must=," God's, youth's answer to, 395, 19

=Must=, hard nut to crack, 287, 27

=Mysteries=, Divine, not to be meddled with, 204, 1;

made matters of reason, 525, 4

=Mystery=, a higher, wise man unwilling to unveil, 507, 17;

a, not to be spoken of mysteriously, 402, 4;

abode of faith, 100, 24;

and vice or roguery, 548, 26;

fascination of, 284, 22;

for whose benefit, 53, 35;

significance of, 506, 3;

supposed a sign of evil, 548, 39

=Mystics=, enthusiastic, 443, 43

=Myth=, a, not a lie, 296, 10

=Mythology=, significance of, 296, 10

=Myths= of fables, the, 492, 34

=Nae= luck aboot the hoose, 111, 20

=Nail=, worth of a, 187, 8

=Name=, a, better make, than inherit, 169, 32;

a good, 6, 50;

a good, security of, 44, 12;

a good, worth of, 31, 46;

a great, magic in, 470, 7;

a, too soon famous, 533, 24;

ambition for a, 14, 20;

but sound and smoke, 119, 26;

good, in man and woman, 129, 55;

good, loss of, 105, 56;

ill, easily got, 289, 15;

my good, he that filches, 146, 15;

virtuous, prized, 24, 44;

what's in a, 540, 11

=Namelessness= of many things, 284, 11

=Names=, and virtues, different sources of, 116, 15;

great, what they stand for, 134, 38

=Naming=, difficulty of, 532, 7

=Naples=, Bay of, Mme. de Staël on, 173, 14

=Napoleon=, Carlyle on, 440, 37;

of his generals, 167, 50;

tired of Europe, 223, 11

=Napoleon III.=, career of, 180, 35

=Narrow=, circle, effect of, on mind, 184, 20;

way, to be chosen, 305, 5;

world, bestriding like a Colossus, 555, 12

=Narrowing=, a necessity for both God and man, 127, 24

=Narrowness=, a, not possible now, 201, 53

=Narrow-souled= people, like narrow-necked bottles, 207, 35

=Nation=, a rich and happy, 14, 32;

a, strength of, 482, 50;

a talkative, 345, 16;

a truly free, 414, 1;

and its honour, 444, 30;

Bible of a, 492, 4;

biography of, 418, 26;

character of, not in its fine folks, 419, 39;

civilised, constituents of a, 420, 32;

composed of actors, 289, 44;

first period of, 428, 28;

genius of, 471, 29;

history of, a Bible, 418, 24;

how governed, 444, 29;

life of, Ruskin on, 438, 51;

narrow stand for a great, 414, 27;

no reforming, by "tremendous cheers," 305, 28;

proverbs of a, 450, 2;

a, secret of destiny of, 319, 23;

that can't defend itself deserving of being destroyed, 175, 32;

that does not stake its all on its honour, 298, 24;

that is indestructible, 305, 26;

that cannot retrograde, 421, 38;

the first and second power of a, 428, 30;

treatment by, of its greatest men, 239, 20;

true mind of, how to know, 459, 1;

wealth without intelligence ruin to, 305, 27;

what creates a, 193, 26;

what determines destiny of, 423, 13;

whence the good of a, 117, 40

=National=, character found among the peasantry, 266, 9;

good, self-derived, 314, 48;

greatness, condition of, 477, 35;

life without epoch, 475, 3

=Nationality=, characteristics of, 7, 35;

compared with individuality, 193, 24

=Nations=, and their most eminent men, 176, 4;

basis of, character of, with posterity, 541, 20;

cause of hostility of, 229, 28;

distances and divisions of, how to measure, 423, 48;

effect of modesty on, 193, 27;

glory of, 443, 37;

great, characteristic of, 133, 18;

in, head before heart, 13, 54;

law of welfare of, 232, 45;

leprosy in, Church source of, 544, 29;

that navigate most, 443, 34;

to ingraft new ideas on, 491, 11;

vicissitudes of, 81, 37;

wisdom of, 462, 28

=Native=, land, a man's connection with, 288, 33;

land, its fascinating power, 295, 39;

land, love for, 32, 25;

land, want of love for, 168, 41;

soil, dear, 343, 29

=Natural=, as source of good, 298, 16;

effect of desiring to appear, 316, 36;

graceful, 92, 50;

never shameful, 337, 3;

symbolic, 92, 51;

the, a mark of, 541, 1;

things, without shame, 290, 17

=Naturalist=, requirements in, 262, 2

=Nature=, a great, development of, 142, 55;

a whole, 173, 25;

against, against God, 535, 40;

all, unknown art, 10, 7;

an enigma, till solved in and by man, 94, 27;

and art at one, 290, 3;

and her secrets, 508, 20;

and man, 549, 13;

and man, distinction between, 424, 1;

and necessity barriers, 170, 7;

and wisdom at one, 318, 47;

as a judge, 389, 11;

as felt by experience, 94, 32;

as regards God, 66, 2;

aims of, 66, 3;

as seen by intellect, 94, 32;

at bottom, 482, 12;

at heart, music, 384, 29;

be, your teacher, 44, 44;

cheerful lesson of, 564, 20;

circular power in, 472, 7, 31;

cruelty in, 20, 44;

cursed, as breeding ingratitude, 403, 40;

diseased, oftentimes breaks forth, 69, 13;

effect of contact with, in our city estimates, 21, 30;

errorless, 18, 44;

everything in, of one stuff, 94, 24;

fashioned him, then broke the mould, 290, 5;

filling the sails, 544, 30;

full of milk of human kindness, 486, 5;

gave sign of woe, 75, 46;

gift of, to man, 264, 9;

God's body, 9, 6;

her carefulness and her carelessness, 394, 47;

her gifts out of love, 528, 7;

her means, 249, 31;

how perfected, 404, 12;

how to regard our, 523, 16;

impartial,

5, 16;

in smallest things, 498, 1;

in the smallest, untameable, 5, 49;

inanimate, way from, to spirit, 198, 45;

inferior to grace, 131, 34;

inferior to spirit, 454, 35;

infinite vastness of, to the wisest, 496, 17;

inner secret of, impenetrable, 194, 42;

inexpugnable, 176, 7;

judgment of, effect of time on, 486, 33;

just, 226, 28;

laws of, God's thoughts, 232, 7;

life of, defined, 53, 34;

lore of, our treatment of, 408, 24;

love of, for her children, 219, 53;

made up of negative and positive, 94, 26;

makes no leaps, 290, 10;

more potent than will, 480, 35;

my goddess, 483, 42;

never without a purpose, 290, 9;

no beating back, 40, 36;

no blank or trifle in, 301, 13;

no caprices in, 475, 12;

no coercing, 73, 14;

no driving out, 290, 18;

no fixtures in, 467, 30;

no solitude in, 474, 20;

not affected by greater or less, 260, 16;

not to be baulked, 72, 41;

not to be coerced, 538, 11;

not to be extinguished, only repressed, 528, 33;

not to be grasped, 560, 9;

nothing seen isolated in, 527, 25;

office of prophet of, 198, 24;

omnipotent, 241, 46;

one throughout, 287, 28;

one touch of, 334, 28;

one whole, 199, 1;

one's, denying, 432, 29;

our feeling for, 508, 25;

outer shelf of, showing, 194, 42;

partial to cross-breedings, 226, 27;

path of, narrowness of, 447, 9;

perception of, 488, 36;

pity and rigour of, 193, 51;

pleasure of study of, 475, 9;

pleasures of, 470, 17;

secret of our mastery over, 206, 39;

secrets of, not to be forced, 119, 29;

self-imitative, 226, 29;

self-imparting, 391, 11;

surpasses art, 104, 51;

teaching of, 332, 39;

testimony of, versus learned arguments, 511, 16;

the aims of, 66, 3;

the book of, 418, 48;

the course of, 421, 41;

the course of, only partially known, 421, 42;

the favourite of, 264, 9;

the first step of, 392, 10;

the law of, 438, 20, 27, 28;

the living garment of God, 321, 29;

the masterpiece of, 6, 9;

the riddle of; 507, 6;

the spirit of, 401, 42;

the truths of, 459, 23;

those to whom she reveals herself, 335, 21;

through, up to Nature's God, 393, 31;

to be humoured, 243, 21;

too noble for world, 157, 6;

unchallengeable, 2, 51;

unhinged by gold, 162, 19;

unwillingly dragged to light, 519, 11;

whole sense of, where found, 301, 48;

without danger or restraint, 497, 25;

without the poet, 539, 40;

wonders of, at hand, 186, 36;

world of, mirrored in man, 465, 6

=Natures=, finest, flaws in, 427, 40;

good by disdaining as well as attaining, 85, 37;

great, two kinds of, 467, 26;

our, like oil, 338, 40;

sad, tolerance of, 379, 13

=Navigators=, ablest, fortunate, 462, 25

=Nay=, a woman's, worth of, 141, 43

=Near=, key to far, 444, 34;

not sought in far off, 462, 38;

the, 445, 12;

the, neglected, 367, 9

=Nearest=, the, often far off, 54, 20

=Neatness= a virtue, 526, 27

=Necessary=, the barely, indispensable, 535, 44

=Necessities= sterner than hopes, 444, 38

=Necessity=, a teacher, 285, 39, 43;

all-powerful, 14, 33;

and fancy, 101, 46;

and free will hostile, 95, 13;

and law, power of, 121, 57;

and Nature barriers, 170, 7;

as a weapon, 194, 12;

basis of all, 10, 56;

earnest aspect of, 84, 40;

from habit, 138, 11;

hard to wield, 74, 35;

her allotments, 5, 12;

owns no holiday, 104, 39;

how to anticipate, 152, 19;

how to more than conquer, 523, 8;

in relation to strength, 417, 25;

its pressure beneficial, 267, 32;

its strength, 315, 10;

law for all but man, 8, 55;

man in relation to, 12; 64;

mother of invention, 276, 56;

ground of existence, 94, 44;

our master, 58, 18;

power of, 313, 32-34; 231, 34;

praised as virtue, 231, 3;

rebel of all laws, 103, 42;

ring of, always at the top, 250, 12;

ring of, ring of duty, 140, 10;

superior to Nature, 292, 11;

yoke of, to be borne, 175, 31

=Need=, a bitter, at present, 472, 6;

and wish, 105, 2;

man's first, 204, 14;

our prime one, 568, 29

=Needle=, to pole, 395, 32

=Negation=, mere, unfruitful, 116, 18;

the end of opposition, 425, 8;

opposed to activity, 94, 5

=Negations=, taking safety under, 203, 2

=Negative= principle, the importance of, 191, 15

=Negatives=, deprecated, 71, 37

=Neglect=, a little, dangerous, 8, 42, 47, 49

=Negligence=, one, fatal, 169, 33

=Negro=, Fuller on, 436, 19

=Neighbour's=, our, prosperity and poverty, 449, 47

=Neighbours=, their value to us, 522, 40

=Nelson's= signal at Trafalgar, 82, 43

=Nemesis= on the alert, 381, 21

=Neptune's= trident, 235, 26

=Nero=, on signing a death-warrant, 512, 1

=Nerves=, the man, 444, 42

=Nescience= greater than science, 382, 31

=Nest=, one's own, beautiful, 4, 37

=Nest-life=, echo of, audible only in sorrow, 424, 37

=Net=, while fisher sleeps, 89, 5

=Nets=, useless where no fish, 82, 28

=Nettle=, how to handle, 121, 40;

stroking a, 484, 37

=Never=, a long while, 38, 5

=New=, a precedent some day, 328, 27;

age, a, want of, 426, 22;

and old, discretion in regard to, 28, 16;

and old, the conflict of, characterised, 421, 24;

its appearance and effects of, 541, 2;

foil, to old, 183, 13;

in science and morals, 189, 43;

nothing, in life, 315, 29;

reproduction of old, or forgotten, 180, 15, 16;

seldom good, 183, 12;

the, and the valuable, 537, 29;

the, how to employ, 243, 44;

the, still but in birth pangs, 424, 15;

unexpected quarter it comes from, 430, 46;

year's, a, greeting, 240, 29

=News=, good and bad, 402, 44;

only teller of, 446, 21

=Newspaper=, literature, Goethe on, 333, 41;

the influential, Emerson on, 207, 38

=Newspapers=, Napoleon's dread of, 114, 1;

our fortresses, 191, 35

=News-writer=, highest reach of, 435, 9

=New Testament=, revelation in, 375, 13

=Newton=, on his own worth, 172, 26

=Nicknames=, good, effect of, 306, 25

=Niggard=, always poor, 159, 5;

contrasted with generous, 24, 7

=Night=, a long, 370, 18;

and morning, rule for, 406, 28;

cause of, to man, 76, 4;

counsel by, 226, 30;

deeds of, 536, 4;

last in the train of, 99, 53;

sayings on the, 444, 45-49; 445, 1;

sober-suited matron, 44, 39;

the darkest, followed by day, 55, 24

=Nightingale=, the, Milton on, 408, 21

=Nights=, drowsy, how to have, 176, 31

=Nimbleness=, contrasted with haste, 141, 5

=Nimrod=, the, of this era, 450, 40

=Nineteenth= century, the enthusiasm of, 245, 18

=Nirvana=, 313, 15;

road to, 444, 40

"=No=," a surly, honest fellow, 302, 37;

from merely saying, no good, 116, 18;

power of saying, as a sign, 309, 16;

to be deliberate, 337, 1

No=,= man indispensable, 180, 3;

one called happy before death, 63, 34;

the way to yea, 319, 22;

value of learning to say, 236, 6

=Noah's= ark, mouldy rolls of, 308, 15

=Nobility=, a man's, a test of, 368, 14;

a sure mark of, 234, 34;

and virtue, of kin, 242, 6;

appendix to, 170, 35;

at its origin, 10, 8;

source of, 308, 7;

in mind, 76, 53;

mark of true, 425, 17;

of race, mark of, 184, 21;

of soul, and of birth, 55, 28;

our old, to be preserved, 244, 1;

oldest and only true, 445, 33;

the beginning of, 190, 22;

the only, 488, 39;

true, essence of, 426, 2;

true, its origin, 500, 27

=Noble=, and vulgar, self-estimates of, 461, 10;

birth, proof of, 391, 21;

blood, humble, 213, 4;

descent, value of, 171, 11;

heart, attractive power of, 385, 22;

how men become, 190, 31;

man, and danger, 532, 15;

man, defined, 60, 22;

mind, mark of, 491, 44;

only, to be good, 163, 5;

people, loyalty of, 15, 52;

qualities, non-transferable, 484, 10;

silent ones, of world, 465, 10;

soul, proved in difficulty, 186, 3;

souls, power of, 508, 112;

the, appreciation of, 53, 31; 489, 36;

the, defined, 484, 26; 536, 38;

the, great, 309, 48;

the, in death, 445, 4;

to keep with noble, 203, 1;

words for shield of, 116, 36

=Nobleman=, a definition of, 360, 39;

a degenerate, 505, 25;

defined, 143, 38;

qualities of a, 380, 27

=Nobleness=, attribute of all, 10, 32;

its derivation, 319, 29;

refining power of, 16, 16;

test of, 76, 52;

the idea of, 184, 25

=Nobles=, born, 304, 9

=Nod= _versus_ rod, 15, 55

=Noise=, music in distance, 268, 37;

not might, 14, 31;

of things deafening, 232, 51

=Noises=, encourager of, 431, 6

=Nomadism=, evil of, 346, 29

=Non-being=, no step in nature to, 517, 24

=Non-existent= rather than ignoble, 29, 35

=Nonsense=, consecration of, 523, 18;

daring, 53, 19;

in rhyme, 235, 43;

no objection in, 167, 31;

refreshing, 166, 9

=No-progress= men to be debarred public highways, 450, 8

=Northern= star, constant as, 164, 39

=Nose=, big, and handsome face, 210, 20

=Noses=, counting, to ascertain truth, 398, 27;

long, Napoleon's partiality for, 544, 1;

the length of, 472, 14

=Nothing=, absolute, 2, 21;

blessed in every respect, 299, 3;

extenuate, 400, 48;

for ever, 510, 29;

for nothing, 330, 1;

from nothing, 58, 34; 97, 16;

of nothing, 24, 3;

only once in the world, 476, 8;

perishes, 328, 17;

they that do, 479, 39

=Novel=, every, debtor to Homer, 93, 5

=Novels=, their unreality, 378, 1;

writers of, and double wrong they do, 563, 42

=Novelty=, charm of, 87, 28;

desire for, 179, 35;

love of, a ruling passion, 324, 36;

man's itch for, 87, 16;

people's delight in, 205, 12;

undue charm of, 536, 37

=Now=, the, 445, 12

=Numbers=, I lisp'd in, 21, 18;

round, 378, 17

=Nurse=, influence of, 3, 13

=Nursery=, training in, 443, 50

=Oak=, felled by blows of little axe, 269, 44;

when it falls, 445, 14

=Oak-tree=, when it falls and when it is planted, 545, 45

=Oarsmen= and steersman, 567, 27

=Oath=, powerless in domain of reason, 324, 26;

that does not bind, 305, 35

=Oaths=, but straws, 110, 29;

oracles, 157, 19;

straw to passion, 455, 39

=Obedience=, blind, 55, 9;

for those who can't rule, 243, 7;

imperative, 541, 27;

must be free, 204, 12;

not sacrifice, 45, 48;

Shelley on, 354, 46;

source of all virtues, 116, 14;

that is easy, 207, 20;

the key to freedom, 96, 22;

the virtue in, 364, 8;

to heaven, how learned, 449, 1;

true, 500, 28;

true, virtue of, 306, 44;

two kinds of, 490, 13;

value of, 10, 42;

virtue of Christianity, 403, 34;

when to be enforced, 171, 33

=Obeisance=, time for, 207, 11

=Obeyed=, how to be cheerfully, 176, 32

=Obeying= and governing, 203, 15

=Obeys=, who, and who commands, 151, 49

=Object=,and expression, 527, 26;

greatest in universe, and a greater, 432, 26

=Objects=, all, windows into the infinite, 10, 9

=Obligation=, haste in discharging, 490, 25;

limit to, 505, 7

=Oblivion=, the condition of memory, 176, 16;

the cormorant, 421, 35

=Obscure=, the, defined, 445, 23

=Obscurity=, cause of, 209, 45;

cause of, in writer, 205, 2;

contentment with, commended, 236, 1;

in an author, relative, 149, 8;

patience of, a duty, 343, 13

=Obsequiousness=, advantage of, 323, 32

=Observation=, Burns on lack of, 464, 42;

much, effect of, 285, 23;

to precede judgment, 27, 47;

vigilant, effect of, 92, 31;

want of, 109, 49; 143, 23;

width of, commended, 242, 30

=Observed= of all observers, 322, 32

=Observer=, a fine, characteristic of, 541, 4;

an acute, 144, 49;

great, a, 7, 3

=Obsolete= to the pot, 169, 42

=Obstacles=, glory in overcoming, 443, 20;

also stepping-stones, 418, 39

=Obstinacy=, 1, 12;

slavery, 15, 54

=Obvious=, the, ignorance of, 536, 45

=Occasions=, great, source of, 133, 7

=Occupation=, absence of, 2, 13;

blessing of, 307, 27;

constant, moral effect of, 46, 57;

necessity, duty, and pleasure, 291, 7;

sharpening effect of, 90, 3;

want of, a plague, 461, 16

=Occupations=, mechanical, 441, 42

=Ocean=, beating of, 445, 24

=Offence=, an, which we pardon, 330, 34;

and punishment, disproportionate effect of, 547, 31;

every, at first, 93, 6;

giving and appeasing, 201, 28;

inclination to give, 124, 16;

none free from, 304, 14;

not soon forgotten, 50, 51;

pardon of, bringing under obligation, 446, 45;

rising above, 543, 6;

taking, 21, 27

=Offences=, at my beck, 467, 22

=Offender=, and offended, as regards memory of offence, 42, 19;

never forgives, 146, 4;

the, unforgiving, 42, 18-32

=Offers=, extravagant, denials, 325, 27

=Office=, a kind, natural to one, 331, 47;

effect of, on character, 259, 5;

high, slavery of, 554, 1;

just pride of, 212, 2;

testing power of, 17, 32;

unfitness for, 179, 19;

without pay, a temptation, 14, 10

=Official=, duty of, 170, 3

=Officious=, the, mischievous, 161, 35

=Offspring=, unworthy, boast of, 509, 12

=Old=, and new, discretion in regard to, 28, 16;

and new, the conflict of, characterised, 421, 24;

few know how to be, 105, 17;

harness, better die in, 29, 21;

how first appreciated, 183, 13;

I love everything that's, 167, 42;

idolatry of the, 523, 13;

maid's tongues, 64, 5;

man, an, just beginning to live, 365, 39;

man in a house, 15, 58;

man, one misery of, an, 333, 29;

man, only old despicable, 299, 22;

man, sayings of, 118, 35;

men, and their good advice, 239, 33;

men, beauty of, 430, 14;

men, errors of, 425, 29;

men, failing of, 198, 18;

oak, twist out of, 209, 3;

people, borne with, 265, 32;

people, talk of, 238, 39;

people, who forget their age, 234, 30;

superseded by new, 445, 30;

the, death of, 445, 29;

the, extolled, 513, 38;

the, once new, 328, 27;

the, passed away, 424, 15;

to know how to grow, 493, 32;

what never grows, 535, 20

=Old age=, a burden, 132, 46; a peaceful, how to

attain, 177, 33;

a regret, 568, 42;

a time of folly, 83, 58;

a weakness of, 199, 51, 52;

a worn out, cause of, 245, 43;

advance of, 74, 21;

an anxiety of, 466, 1;

and faults of youth, 527, 7;

and its wrinkles, 228, 16;

and memory, 225, 38;

approach of, unfelt, 310, 2;

benefit of knowledge to, 220, 31;

beyond astonishment, 188, 34;

chief characteristic of, 69, 24;

desire of, 147, 42;

discomforts of, 285, 50;

folly and jesting unseemly in, 161, 31;

Goethe on, 6, 22;

grief in, 192, 41;

hard to bear, 78, 31;

hoarding, 213, 2;

hoped for, yet dreaded, 224, 6;

its sadness, 537, 40;

only ornament of, 446, 11;

prepared by a noble life, 542, 23;

respect formerly for, 259, 12;

Seneca on, 16, 8;

the disappointment of, 190, 19;

the dotage of, 386, 44;

the ills of, 361, 33;

the temper of, 362, 1;

those who grow virtuous in, 544, 25;

time of astonishment, 182, 25;

to limit itself, 445, 32;

undesired, 91, 51;

weakness of, 516, 36;

weaknesses of, 275, 43

=Oldest=, not always best experienced, 298, 6

=Once=, better than never, 81, 20;

no custom, 77, 31

=One=, power of, to infect all, 136, 13;

see, see all, 384, 32;

thing, engrossment with, 168, 37

=One's=, own, how a thing is made, 313, 50;

own, negatively defined, 121, 45;

own, right to, 330, 43;

self, to be sought within, 293, 19;

self, fighting with and conquering, 391, 12

=Onward=, ever, 183, 15

=Openness= of mind, indispensable in discussion, 147, 13

=Opinion=, advantage of wide range of, 223, 14;

and force in government, 112, 16;

as a guide, 34, 50;

change of, not inconstancy, 295, 6;

common, ignorance of, 200, 53;

compared with truth, 502, 4;

duel of, nature umpire in, 190, 41;

effect of similarity of, 521, 1;

effect of time on, 335, 44;

every new, suffrages for, at first, 93, 1;

inconsistencies of, often justifiable, 193, 3;

inferior to heart, 54, 4;

matter of indifference, 136, 1;

nothing but, 94, 34;

of another, test of one's, 492, 27;

of us, to respect, 527, 3;

of the many, worthlessness of, 565, 21;

one man's, no man's, 332, 60;

popular, 352, 45, 46;

power of, 277, 13; 464, 34;

private, 359, 36;

private and public, 357, 10;

public, 315, 26; 359, 35-38;

public, impotence of, 534, 41;

public versus private, 453, 41;

reaction of, on one's self, 93, 39;

surgeon to my hurt, 172, 36;

test of worthlessness of, 157, 8;

what is wanted in, 313, 20

=Opinions=, changing, by law, 495, 34;

divisive effect of, 507, 14;

false, source of, 458, 13;

golden, from all, 166, 41;

how to express, 281, 38;

men's, fallible, 159, 3;

master of all, no bigot, 151, 21;

no right to have, 308, 22;

of friends, room to be left for, 528, 21;

of others, how to construe, 493, 41;

of stupid and ignorant people, 404, 40;

of things, effect on us of, 438, 50;

our, condition of satisfaction with, 521, 47;

our wrangling for, 521, 47;

predominant, 356, 5;

to be tested, 527, 29;

variety of, 446, 28;

want of fixed, 552, 17

=Opium=, carrying power of, 497, 12

=Opportunities=, little, to be improved, 251, 30;

of evil and good compared, 446, 29;

to be embraced, 441, 40;

value of, 244, 7

=Opportunity=, a lost, 461, 42;

but one, of a kind, 472, 8;

folly of losing, 322, 19;

how often lost, 57, 42;

importance of, 247, 31;

makes thief, 80, 13;

power of seeing and seizing, 381, 4;

temptation of, 166, 39;

tempting power of, 84, 10;

to be noted, 216, 49;

to be seized swiftly, 381, 4;

to be waited for, 12, 29

=Opposition=, how to face, 28, 35;

parliamentary, a necessity, 549, 19;

the virtue of, 303, 34

=Oppression=, unbearable, 194, 50;

under one deity, occasion for another, 379, 26

=Optics=, spiritual, 464, 39;

the law of, in human transactions, 188, 46

=Opulence=, and poverty, states of, contrasted, 173, 46;

vulgar, its insolence, 518, 8

=Oracle=, an ambiguous, 169, 35;

I am Sir, 165, 4

=Oracles=, heaven's, be preserved, 108, 4

=Orator=, a fully equipped, 150, 48;

all admire, 259, 9;

delivering everything for an, 109, 12;

desire of, 85, 18;

greatest gift of, 319, 28;

qualities of, 2, 52;

secret of success of, 61, 31

=Orators=, great, and their words, 135, 30;

no, born, 289, 42;

resource of, that want depth, 38, 12;

that always convince, 239, 13

=Oratory=, first and last thing in, 428, 41;

how to train for, 179, 21;

mediocre, 466, 32;

the aim of, 336, 5;

the main point in, 313, 20;

the seat of, 188, 40

=Orb=, the smallest, thou behold'st, 478, 25

=Ordeal=, that may be faced, 218, 21

=Order=, gain of time, 119, 14;

good, importance of, 61, 33;

man's law, 264, 16;

our limit, 567, 3;

social, without liberty, 396, 3;

the power of, 410, 42;

the teacher, 287, 22

=Orders=, no shame in obeying, 469, 13

=Organ=, inscription on, 156, 48

=Organisation=, closing of individual, 27, 10;

military, foundation of, 58, 28

=Origin=, pride of, 356, 39

=Original=, how to be, 461, 27;

man, and popular, contrasted, 448, 33;

the, still here, 130, 52

=Originality=, in authors, 444, 3;

merit of, 442, 8

=Origins=, the question of, insoluble, and for idle people, 243, 37

=Orphaned=, the truly, 298, 2

=Orpheus=, represented in poet, 459, 5

=Others=, bondage to, 385, 1;

often a burden to us, 8, 56;

trust not to, what one's self can do, 166, 42

"=Ought=," God in the word, 126, 42

=Ounce=, the last, 438, 5

=Our= own, before another's, 526, 30

=Ourselves=, to see, as others see us, 322, 24

=Ourselves=, to be accepted as we are, 526, 23, 24

=Outer= and inner, 446, 32

=Outward=, the, a garment of invisible within, 541, 14

=Outwitted=, the easily, 564, 38

=Over-consideration=, vanity of, 149, 48

=Over-curious=, the, 446, 33

=Overfeeding=, mortality from, 57, 19

=Over-happiness= no happiness, 140, 12

=Overpraise=, evil of, 472, 26

=Ovid=, on his muse, 63, 33;

on his rhymes, 36, 22;

on his works, 210, 23;

to his muse, 132, 21

=Own=, one's, devotion to, 166, 17;

one's, right to, 168, 18

=Owner=, foot of, 429, 12

=Ownership=, conquest, 155, 31;

exclusive, theft, 227, 20

=Ox=, a strange, 32, 10;

a tired, 32, 14;

an old, steady, 32, 55;

that works, not to be muzzled, 483, 47

=Oyster=, the first to eat an, 149, 20

=Pactolus= river, the blind and the seer at, 511, 5

=Paganism=, virtue of, 403, 34

=Page=, a, sparkling with points, 334, 24

=Pain=, a nether-fire, 544, 45;

and joy, relative amount of, 471, 36;

and pleasure, companions, 349, 30;

and pleasures, revolutions of, 545, 9;

as urging to labour, 95, 35;

avoidance of, the aim of wise man, 321, 36;

birth of higher natures, 23, 46;

compensation in, 328, 2;

consecrated in Christ, 524, 42;

felt, the worst, 446, 38;

flying, 524, 16;

from happiness, 2, 62;

great agent in march of world, 431, 9;

how to beguile, 435, 17;

how to eschew, 177, 34;

ill to bear, 364, 42;

man's master, 223, 24;

not imaginary, 10, 13;

not to be given, 431, 16;

one, lessened by another, 332, 18;

positive, 380, 62;

risk of shirking, 382, 10;

seductive power of, 88, 15;

shared, divided, 385, 28;

sympathetic, 242, 31;

three parts in joy, 28, 18;

which we give ourselves for others, 527, 43

=Pains=, forgotten after gains, 112, 29;

too much, bad, 300, 12

=Painstaking=, too much, a disease, 497, 43

=Painter=, effect of love of gain on, 439, 49;

genius necessary to, 489, 40;

his own colour-grinder, 446, 42;

what a, should paint, 93, 41;

licence conceded to, 348, 25

=Painters= and poets, common licence to, 351, 36

=Painting=, before, blackening behind, 41, 14;

does not feed men, 294, 44;

in old and in later times, 188, 35;

mediocre, 466, 32;

moral effect of, 383, 32;

that attracts by mere verisimilitude, 533, 42;

with a big brush, 566, 38

=Pallas=, the birth of, 301, 27

=Pantaloon=, lean and slippered, 438, 32

=Paradise=, a moment in, cheap at the price of death, 78, 36;

in, alone, 280, 6

=Parasite=, nothing without its, 73, 21

=Pardon=, never and always, 127, 29;

nothing in yourself, 178, 23;

term of, 527, 44

=Pardoning=, sometimes an evil, 278, 13, 15

=Parent=, authority of, how forfeited, 506, 20

=Parents=, and children, in great states and vile, 187, 19;

and children, as regards mutual support, 79, 40;

and children, how they regard each other, 41, 54;

death of, to child, 489, 22;

respect for, as a duty, 374, 43;

their joys, griefs, and fears, 437, 20

=Parliament=, member of, difficult to choose, 203, 44

=Parnassus=, the elect of, 234, 18;

the poor man's, 287, 12

=Parsimony= and frugality, 558, 39

=Pars magna=, 88, 36

=Parsons=, cobblers, 279, 46

=Part=, acting a, long, difficult, 201, 5;

inexplicable, if whole is so, 554, 33

=Particles=, significance of, 425, 20

=Particular=, in art, to represent universal, 448, 16;

the, the universal limited, 446, 46

=Parties=, all work together, 244, 4;

how formed, 276, 15;

the weakness of, 206, 32

=Parting=, an image of death, 180, 39;

ordained of God, 85, 42;

the pain of, 382, 1;

the pangs of, 555, 41

=Partington, Mrs.=, and the Atlantic, 416, 32

=Partisanship=, effect of, on truth, 382, 22

=Parts=, men of great, 276, 5

=Party=, a sacrifice to, 550, 36;

animosities, effect of, 424, 40;

best service to, 145, 8;

government, evil effect of, 276, 15;

in England, habit of, 433, 4;

leader, his difficulties, 145, 17;

man, no convincing, 144, 17;

spirit, evil of, 457, 7

=Passion=, a disappointed, the wound of, 201, 43;

a god, 404, 51;

a malignant, 189, 57;

being without, 491, 2;

easier to inspire than faith, 203, 14;

employment of, apart from reason, 144, 47;

extreme, folly of, 314, 16;

fit of, an exposure, 145, 14;

function of, 329, 43;

in the soul, 562, 20;

infinite, everywhere, 334, 54;

latent in every heart, 186, 35;

long-cherished, 67, 26;

moral power of, 226, 35;

never decides aright, 297, 22;

no, can be hid, 93, 42;

not to be bought, 32, 21;

ruling, the power of a, 542, 2;

susceptibility to, 545, 37;

the power of, 559, 39, 40;

unsteadiness of, 341, 51;

_versus_ reason, 20, 20;

volatile, 65, 20

=Passionless=, man, as regards evil, 143, 28

=Passions=, and feelings, contrasted with reason, 369, 23, 31;

as orators, 239, 13;

contrasted with conscience, 224, 32;

effect of absence on, 2, 11;

exaggerations, 10, 15; 65, 19;

general and particular, 439, 48;

gentle, fruits of, 121, 28;

great, incurable diseases, 136, 47;

hard to conceal, 363, 1;

how to treat our, 461, 25;

like rivers in their course, 249, 51;

man great by his, 263, 43; man without, worthlessness of, 92, 36;

man's, saddening, 264, 1;

our, abuse of our, 529, 31;

our, in frenzy and under reason, 338, 43;

our, like convulsion fits, 338, 44;

our, masters rather servants, 276, 34;

our, the true phœnixes, 338, 45; 556, 3;

power of the, 38, 37;

private and public, 239, 12;

Rousseau on his, 39, 2;

sayings about, 446, 47-51; 447, 1;

strong, life of manly virtues, 404, 7;

subduing, a work, 207, 8;

their duration, 225, 12;

their use and nobleness, 306, 31;

transmuted by music, 287, 1;

violent, how formed, 514, 35;

voice of the body, 46, 39;

why implanted, 291, 15;

winds of the vessel, 239, 15;

without, without principle and motive, 150, 40.

See =Les passions=.

=Past=, a form of present, 519, 5;

and future, our relation to, 521, 8;

cold dead hand of, curative of egotism, 475, 29;

court of the, 422, 5;

events, to be ignorant of, 295, 41;

great spirits of, 431, 39;

grief over, natural, 274, 28;

how to appropriate, 454, 8;

how to treat, 501, 15;

key to future, 404, 22;

lamenting, vain, 494, 2;

no concern to us, 180, 9;

no erasing the, 294, 40;

not to be lamented, 103, 47;

not to be undone, 23, 11;

not wasted if we rise on its ruins, 311, 46;

our yearning after, 15, 37;

present, and future, compared, 429, 37;

present, and future, how to regard, 252, 58;

the barbaric, study of, 264, 1;

the hours of the, 302, 22;

the, sayings about, 447, 2-7;

the soul of, in books, 185, 15;

unalterable, 312, 33

=Pastime=, the dearest, 65, 8

=Pastor=, profession of, 107, 11

=Pastors=, ungracious, conduct of, 71, 25

=Pastures=, good, 130, 3

=Patch= rather than a hole, 28, 27

=Paternity= in law, 87, 23

=Pates=, lean, fat paunches make, 102, 45

=Path=, a best, for every man, 471, 13;

the beaten, safe, 513, 43, 44;

the best, through life, 417, 53;

the direct, 61, 33;

sure and honest heart, all, 215, 28

=Pathetic=, the, its elements, 447, 14

=Pathway=, a, to be made where none visible, 548, 18

=Patience=, a lesson in, 75, 12;

a prayer, 432, 35;

abused, 343, 20;

against fortune, 484, 33;

an alleviator, 74, 34;

and faith, 449, 24;

and its fruit, 226, 37;

and perseverance, power of, 180, 25;

as a passion, 82, 24;

as a remedy, 15, 32;

as an antidote, 226, 39;

attained no small feat, 124, 3;

being out of, 553, 24;

better than learning, 119, 19;

commended, 558, 40; 566, 34;

cowardice in noble hearts, 414, 36;

defined, 226, 38;

exhortation to, 509, 21;

in man and wife, 314, 14;

in seeking the Lord, 394, 5;

like, on a monument, 389, 12;

more than brains, 77, 32;

nobler than beauty, 82, 23;

Kepler's, of faith, 174, 8;

oil of the lamp, 266, 23;

power of, 175, 37; 179, 38; 237, 23; 295, 48; 338, 47; 342, 55; 464, 32;

prayed for, 217, 22;

preached by all, 9, 63;

rampart of courage, 112, 53;

sort thy heart to, 400, 17;

_versus_ haste, 54, 21;

want of, 162, 15;

want of, want of philosophy, 554, 34;

when outraged often, 117, 47;

worth the pains, 146, 20

=Patient= man, fury of, 29, 72

=Patriot=, glory of, 205, 35;

the, who saves his country, 478, 14

=Patriotism=, as an affection, 36, 19;

unfelt at Marathon, 413, 44;

its substitutes under despotism, 506, 21;

power of, in the heart, 315, 33

=Patriots=, great, excellent as men, 133, 41

=Patron=, Johnson's description of, 16, 22

=Patronage=, begging, 162, 23;

two kinds of, 505, 28

=Paul= and David, our opinions of, 523, 17

=Paunch=, a fat, without fine sense, 348, 44

=Pay=, a true man's, 306, 33

=Pay-day=, its recurrence, 569, 10

=Peace=, a certain, safer than an expected victory, 272, 42;

and anger, contrasted, 35, 6;

and concord, the price of, 483, 39;

and joy from content and love, 249, 19;

and plenty, the brood of, 349, 50;

and war, effects of, compared, 518, 42, 46;

beautiful, 382, 13;

becoming in men, 35, 6;

dependence of, on neighbours, 289, 6;

few qualified for, 484, 25;

first duty of citizen, 378, 24;

how alone attainable, 306, 34;

how to live in, 324, 9;

how to preserve, 490, 35;

how to secure, 240, 51; 390, 41;

in heaven and on earth, 344, 47;

life in, 149, 4;

man in, 188, 52, 53;

no, apart from ideal, 26, 58;

no, perfect, 202, 5;

no, without arms, 295, 34;

only ground of, 314, 1;

our love for, 525, 33;

sacrifices for, 467, 11;

secret of, 537, 16;

the foes of, 329, 35;

tranquil, a wish, 272, 34

=Peaceful=, the, peace-making, 106, 53

=Peacemakers=, the, 447, 16

=Peaks=, loftiest, in clouds, 550, 35

=Pearls=, give not, to swine, 123, 21;

in the deep, 185, 51;

tears, 346, 28;

to be dived for, 85, 7

=Peasant=, contrasted with philosopher, 460, 4;

with fowl in pot, 211, 23

=Peasantry=, a brave, value of, 33, 1

=Pebble=, casting, from hand, effect of, 199, 1

=Pedagogue=, the, and the age, 457, 2

=Pedant=, a, defined, 16, 25; 152, 48;

a female, offensive, 164, 41;

and teacher contrasted, 234, 23;

the real, 437, 8

=Pedantry=, defined, 54, 11;

origin and evil of, 421, 24;

vacancy, 344, 25

=Pedigree=, kingly, traced backwards, 534, 25;

mere, of no avail, 402, 34;

pride of, 522, 27

=Peerage=, the English, 530, 37

=Pen=, magic of, 440, 12;

mightier than sword, 447, 18;

most wonderful of tools, 296, 64;

steadying power of, 509, 39;

strokes of, to be deliberate, 455, 31

=Penalty=, according to offence, 4, 59;

paid by innocent, 77, 49

=Penitence=, better than casuistry, 200, 15

=Penny=, a bad, 32, 12;

to spend, I hae a, 166, 28

=Penury=, abyss of, 296, 56

=People=, a great, condition of continued power of, 448, 36;

a great, instinctive feeling of, 437, 1;

a, without religion, 253, 2;

chief glory of a, 420, 5;

choice of, measure of, 123, 42;

common-place, how to win, 333, 21;

effect of treating, as they are or should be, 546, 41;

glory of, 430, 11;

great, special gifts of God, 134, 42;

heart of a country, 234, 26;

high-class, rule of intercourse with, 187, 34;

how to move the heart of, 303, 12;

how to understand, 556, 34;

mass of, characterised, 431, 27;

most objectionable, 444, 4;

only three classes of, 468, 3;

silence of, a lesson to kings, 235, 11;

sympathetic, 408, 35;

that sing, safe to live among, 560, 12;

the, and kings, 447, 20, 23;

the, and their orators, 234, 27;

the, miscreant calling himself, 186, 44;

the, open to flattery, 312, 38;

the, supreme law of, 379, 51;

the, voice of, 347, 31;

the, voice of, to be regarded, 389, 35;

the, their fondness for deception, 353, 1;

voice of, how to regard, 461, 9;

with no annals, 140, 28;

without laws, 79, 42

=Peoples=, great, conservative, 9, 40

=Perception=, of a fact, a fact, 288, 17;

want of, fatal, 461, 17

=Perdition= catch my soul, 96, 16

=Perfect=, nothing, till humanised, 315, 32;

the, around us, 522, 34;

thing, treatment of, 362, 21

=Perfection=, by nature and by art, 272, 43;

claim of, 145, 40;

desire of, a disease, 423, 9;

dumb, 544, 19;

easily dispensed with, 333, 28;

end of, 540, 3;

from trifles, 499, 23;

greater, dispensable, 520, 41;

how to arrive at, 489, 37;

in art, demand for, 302, 9;

in heaven's regard and man's, 517, 18;

in one's self to be aimed at, 28, 12;

law of, 227, 3;

sought in another, 75, 4;

supreme, 537, 9;

the three sources of, 468, 30

=Perfumed=, like a milliner, 114, 43

=Perhaps=, a great, in quest of, 210, 36

=Perishable=, to be made imperishable, 521, 26

=Perjuries=, lovers', 72, 6

=Perjury=, the punishment of, 346, 27;

when a virtue, 234, 20

=Permanence=, the condition of, 354, 36

=Perplexity=, moral, 1, 39

=Persecution=, better than being shunned, 29, 15;

history of, 435, 19

=Perseverance=, effect of, 496, 31;

gain of, 34, 10;

law of, 438, 21;

power of, 80, 54; 96, 54; 135, 29;

rarer than effort, 227, 8;

reward of, 496, 12; 553, 26;

virtue of, 56, 38; 346, 30;

want of, 142, 34

=Persistence=, merit of, 346, 30, 31

=Persistency=, attracts confidence, 89, 27

=Person=, a third, annoyance to two, 82, 4;

a worthy, respected by the good, 143, 17;

mystery of a, 444, 28

=Personality=, great, how to respect, 492, 23

=Persons=, and things to be taken as they are, 276, 13;

criticising of, 476, 29;

great, behaviour towards, 498, 45;

interesting, the only, 335, 8;

the emphasis of, 425, 4;

universally treated ill, 526, 5;

who please us, 443, 14

=Persuasion=, and faith, power of, 279, 32;

law of, 241, 16;

power of, 104, 57; 312, 23;

susceptibility to, the rule, 336, 5

=Perversion=, last stage of, 438, 8

=Perversities=, greatest of all, 432, 29

=Pervert=, no, fit for kingdom of God, 303, 47

=Perverted= minds, effect of things on, 328, 22

=Pestilence=, evil of, 101, 31

=Peter= more feared than respected, 117, 29

=Petition= to God, a precept, 93, 48

=Petticoat= government, 32, 47

=Phaëton=, epitaph on, 156, 14

=Phariseeism= intolerable, 468, 29

=Pharmacopœia=, Napoleon's, 520, 28

=Philanthropic=, the, mistaken occupation of, 417, 31

=Philanthropy=, a vain, 536, 5;

mere, not the aim of life, 256, 38;

true, 482, 3;

with a flaw, 414, 5

=Philina= on her days and nights, 212, 13

=Philip II.= of Spain's boast, 170, 5

=Philistinism=, instance of, 203, 3

=Philosopher=, and the toothache, 477, 37;

and trifles, 150, 17;

characteristics of, 489, 42, 43;

content with being, 177, 16;

contrasted with peasant, 436, 15; 460, 4;

defined, 447, 34, 35;

dejection unseemly in, 56, 45;

his first business, 428, 8;

most aspiring, his proudest boast, 449, 50;

object and duty of, 445, 20;

should not swear, 324, 26;

the, and practical interests, 558, 33;

the, characteristic of, 419, 43;

true, character of, 419, 41;

without good-breeding, 452, 27;

work for a, 495, 36

=Philosopher's=, stone, a, 21, 23;

stone, the, 343, 60;

stone, the true, 47, 18, 23; 177, 1

=Philosophers=, a trouble to the world, 278, 37;

in talk, fools in art, 269, 45;

Rousseau on, 409, 18;

their opposite views of man, 398, 42

=Philosophic= study, the condition of, 421, 39

=Philosophical=, act, the true, 459, 3;

systems, worthlessness of, 550, 8

=Philosophies=, man's supplements of his practice, 267, 5

=Philosophising=, true, 383, 41

=Philosophisings=, cold, in presence of heart, 444, 37

=Philosophism=, fruit of, in France, 310, 4

=Philosophy=, a deliverer and a defender, 227, 5;

a genuine, 494, 11;

a test of a man's, 315, 23;

according to Plato and to Bacon, 189, 6;

after defeat, 333, 6;

and adversity, 4, 71;

and Christianity, 42, 52;

and divinity, 70, 12;

and misfortune, 227, 7;

as deceptive, 227, 6;

beginning of all, 459, 3;

best part of, 221, 12;

compared with poetry, 350, 41;

compared with religion, 372, 7, 17;

defined, 537, 3;

divine, 161, 7;

effects of little, and of depth in, 8, 48;

effect of, on one in fear, 449, 5;

existence and necessity of, 442, 6;

first qualification for, 61, 14;

function of, 516, 23;

glory of, 430, 13;

importance of, 81, 40; 559, 41;

misapplied, 521, 25;

motive to, 207, 9;

not enough, 26, 2;

permanent, 550, 7;

politics harmful to, 313, 47;

power of, 70, 9;

problem of, 449, 30;

sayings about, 447, 37, 38;

small draughts of, and large, 394, 23;

temple of, qualification for entering, 508, 3;

the beginning and end of, 192, 33;

the one, 471, 17;

the first cause of, 561, 44;

the sign of a ripened, 13, 51;

the two objects of, 423, 40;

too austere, 497, 30;

vanity of fortifying one's self with, 492, 9;

visible, 426, 17

=Phocion= to Demosthenes, 271, 37

=Phœnix=, a symbol of progress, 106, 20;

the, burning of, 190, 11

=Phœnix-bird= in the fire, 545, 46

=Physic=, hated, yet helpful, 484, 32;

the best, 533, 31;

to the dogs, 485, 42

=Physician=, a, to be old, 212, 48;

dispensed with, 559, 1;

must be humane, 78, 35;

no perfect, 334, 25;

profession of, 107, 11;

those who need, 479, 33;

to be honoured, 159, 50;

who has never been sick, 303, 48;

wise, usefulness of, 25, 1

=Physicians=, I die by the help of too many, 165, 41;

many, bad sign of a state, 226, 16;

the two best, 411, 48;

two real, 227, 37

=Physiognomists=, the best, 348, 24

=Physique=, effect of, on estimate of self, 278, 5

=Picture=, good, a sermon, 91, 10;

poem without words, 287, 37;

to ensure a genuine, 240, 27

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 58 / 60 题