Chapter D: =Daggers=, I will speak, 241, 28 (1)

=Dainties=, bred in a book, 393, 2

=Daintiness= of stomach, 102, 42, 45

=Daisy=, the, Burns to, 531, 5

=Daisy's= fate, man's, 89, 37

=Dalliance=, not too much rein to, 71, 28

=Dame=, the scraping, wasteful, 311, 29

=Dan=, from, to Beersheba, all barren, 168, 17

=Dancing=, a corporeal poesy, 336, 39;
as a sign of happiness, 39, 32;
silent music, 287, 3

=Dandies=, remark upon, 483, 5

=Dandy=, in Shakespeare, 114, 43;
not without a heart, 559, 18

=Danger=, a common, 486, 14;
common, tends to concord, 45, 25;
despised, 43, 36;
foreseen, 3, 64;
how to oppose, 192, 5;
how to treat, 528, 38;
imminency of, 2, 42;
no, with due courage, 301, 45;
nothing free from, 299, 20;
effect of, on us, 529, 15;
on guard against, 36, 13;
the most deadly, 385, 39

=Dante=, as world-child, 465, 16;
as a figure in literary history, 184, 34;
rank as poet, 503, 48

=Daring=, a defence, 22, 41;
against daring men, 185, 12;
all that may become a man, 165, 37;
conceals fear, 22, 47;
defect of, 142, 30;
necessary for distinction, 22, 46

=Dark=, hours, man in, 86, 12;
running in, 148, 15;
the, in soul and their universe, 422, 36

=Darkness=, as co-factor with heat, 153, 51;
encountered as a bride, 172, 43;
of mind, our one enemy, 445, 35;
prince of, his greatest enemy, 21, 39;
powers of, how they seduce us, 488, 46;
rather than light, 249, 12, 13;
spiritual, how to disperse, 241, 10;
the only, 472, 20;
those insensible to, 480, 5

=Dashes= and modern humour, 392, 56

=Daughter=, marrying and bringing up, 202, 21;
too much cared for, 77, 26

=Daughters=, fragile ware, 70, 24;
love for, 38, 29;
slovenly, when wives, 55, 23

=David's= harp, 177, 3

=Dawn=, its solemnity, 474, 19

=Day=, a, losing or misspending, 482, 44;
a, what may bring forth, 3, 71;
and night, how to spend, 241, 42;
appointed, each man has his, 402, 22;
bright, requires caution, 205, 51;
each, how to live, 528, 35;
each new, how to regard, 327, 53;
end of night, 444, 48;
end of, regarded by God, 312, 39;
every, a Doomsday, 90, 36;
every, a leaf in life's history, 90, 35;
every, a rampart breach, 78, 41;
every, how to spend, 90, 37;
every, sets in night, 36, 17;
every, whole of life, 253, 10;
every, worth of, 243, 38;
fair, sign of, 15, 1;
of days, 422, 40;
offices of the, 191, 8;
parting, described, 342, 6;
poorest passing, the conflux of eternities, 448, 29;
still, but night setting in, 308, 30;
the claims of the, 201, 31;
the darkest, transient, 422, 37;
the most wasted, 32, 20;
the, owning, 144, 52;
the, value of, 298, 20;
Titus on loss of a, 13, 27;
when to praise, 22, 12

=Days=, calm, how to have, 176, 31;
fine, not as roses, 331, 19;
my, in the yellow leaf, 287, 43;
succeeding, unlike, 238, 40

=Dazzles=, a thing which, temporary nature of, 519, 20

=Dead=, as riders, 66, 27;
distinguished by their virtues alone, 227, 34;
happy, 3, 10;
no speaking ill of, 497, 27, 28;
of, nothing unfavourable, 58, 30;
selves, stepping-stones, 275, 33;
state of, 559, 2;
the, all holy, 447, 5;
the, and our concerns, 170, 15;
the, Carlyle's apostrophe to, 323, 2;
the, our need of, 422, 43;
the, our sole duty to, 540, 39;
the, purifying power of, 439, 17;
the, respect due to, 329, 29;
to bury their dead, 242, 46

=Dealing=, fair, blessed effect of, 312, 34;
plain, 349, 13, 14

=Dear= to another, dear to self, 172, 31

=Dearest=, the, 54, 19

=Death=, a deliverer, 248, 11, 12;
a happy, 140, 15;
a joy, 288, 8;
a matter of time, 414, 26;
a man mightier than, 532, 23;
a necessity, 10, 33;
a new birth, 116, 2;
a radical cure, 246, 46;
a reconciler, 79, 24;
a release, 61, 28;
a sleep, 519, 34;
a swift rider, 43, 31;
a universal interest, 253, 41;
an awakening, 246, 46;
an awakening as from nightmare, 250, 7;
and his brother sleep, 163, 2;
and sleep, 393, 37;
and sun not to be looked at, 235, 15;
and the puny body, 283, 59;
and the thought of, contrasted, 226, 20;
beautiful, 160, 49;
but parting breath, 326, 18;
common to all ages, 328, 5;
often comparatively painless, 270, 1;
effect of, on life, 247, 37;
end of all, 481, 14;
everywhere, 366, 48;
fear of, lamentable, 167, 53;
fear of, 275, 7;
fear of, most strange, 284, 37;
finishing touch, 234, 14;
gate of life, 283, 56;
gloried in by Nature, 291, 5;
gradual, 523, 32;
fearlessness of him who does not fear, 520, 14;
happy, a, 124, 37;
honour in, 159, 31;
how to escape or invite, 77, 38;
how to overcome, 517, 30;
if gods or no gods, 205, 33;
impartiality of, 341, 4;
implied in birth, 289, 41;
in battle, 386, 19;
in nature, birth, 9, 19;
mystery of, 25, 31;
necessary to life, 403, 14;
no discharge from, 473, 24;
no evil, 202, 34;
no remedy against, 47, 31;
no surprise to the wise, 226, 21;
no worse than life, 167, 26;
not feared beforehand, 168, 33;
not subject to fortune, 245, 6;
not the worst of evils, 309, 17;
not to be feared, in battle, 567, 12;
not to be forgotten, 262, 20;
not to be thought of, 334, 1;
of no season, 237, 1;
only in meaner parts, 116, 16;
ordained law of, 206, 22;
our farthest limit, 283, 60;
path of, to be trodden by all, 328, 4;
patiently submitted to, 72, 38;
peace to be made with, 74, 36;
Plato on, 306, 19;
pomp of, 448, 22;
principle of, received at birth, 19, 57;
reconciling, 319, 6;
Regnier on, 210, 38;
repose from all toils, 283, 57;
river of, to be crossed by all, 327, 57;
sayings on, 491, 35-37;
sense of, in apprehension, 453, 10;
sting of, 497, 10;
sting of, felt by survivor, 544, 17;
sudden, 368, 15;
that puts an end to pain, 408, 25;
the fear of, 200, 23;
the fearless of, 364, 7;
the fell sergeant, 481, 35;
the most desirable, 550, 3;
the poor man's dearest friend, 325, 50;
the sole, 110, 7;
the solemnity associated with, effect of, 352, 18;
the true, 512, 34;
the thought of, 19, 14; 173, 33;
triumphed over and led captive of, 269, 24; 250, 19;
way to, open, 311, 50;
who fears, 532, 9; 551, 17;
who fears not, 150, 19; 441, 6;
whoso can look on, 554, 7

=Death-bed= of a man, two queries over the, 542, 1

=Debt=, avoidance of, a first duty, 241, 19;
effects of, 5, 21;
evil of, 11, 65;
freedom from, 86, 43;
known when accounts come in, 333, 40;
two ways of paying, 466, 30;
not lessened by care, 38, 6, 7;
to be avoided, 368, 26;
without supper rather than in, 29, 24

=Debts=, all paid, 145, 50;
and sins, their number, 392, 54;
as legacy, 66, 11;
cleared by borrowing, 315, 18;
great and small, 394, 22;
small and heavy, effect of, 244, 27

=Decay=, contrasted with growth, 48, 9

=Deceit=, deceptiveness of, 7, 28;
effect of experience in, 447, 22;
art of, 416, 30

=Deceived=, twice, a disgrace, 171, 12

=Deceiving=, a deception, 274, 8;
the deceiver, pleasure of, 38, 43

=Decency=, connected with virtue and vice, 225, 6;
indispensability of, 105, 51;
want of, 183, 18

=Deception=, always of self, 266, 22;
and self-deception, 199, 46;
limited, 39, 31;
of appearances, 56, 36;
universal, 28, 52, 53

=Decision=, haste in, 4, 48

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

=Deed=, committed, 27, 20;
good, in naughty world, 161, 14;
noble, effect on us of, 547, 27;
_versus_ fame of it, 155, 31;
one good, dying tongueless, 332, 23;
only avails, 457, 18

=Deeds=, causes of, spiritual, 528, 16;
compared with words, 562, 16;
contrasted with words, 166, 4;
evil, cannot be blazoned, 312, 18;
evil, vengeance in heart of, 211, 49;
foul, will rise, 113, 52;
good, value of, 129, 24;
great, immortal, 133, 18, 19;
great, power of, 243, 17;
men children of their, 522, 22;
more urgent than knowledge, 25, 24;
name of, from issue, 159, 42;
not always to be acknowledged in words, 6, 65;
not forgotten, 277, 15; not words, 99, 11;
of man, known to the Gods, 284, 2;
one's, the aim of, 163, 10;
our, sayings about, 337, 34-36;
pain of, lost in the glory, 192, 35;
past, compared with deeds now, 314, 15;
power of, 64, 11;
productive power of, 211, 48;
rather than words, 281, 8;
time for, 457, 42;
to be reciprocated, 1, 9;
unnatural, 508, 13;
when properly achieved, 185, 9

=Deep=, the howling, and its contents, 519, 9;
the, riches in, 185, 51

=Defeat=, from self alone, 313, 41;
in a foreign land, 334, 33

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

=Defects=, as parts of character, 38, 28;
great, who have any business with, 334, 49;
moral, attributed to nature, 476, 12;
allowed only to great men, 179, 46;
without number, 414, 38

=Defence=, an insufficient, 534, 18

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

=Deficiencies=, as signs, 184, 40

=Defilement=, moral source of, 475, 18

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

=Definition=, importance of, 145, 31;
value of power of, 145, 9

=Deformed=, the, displeasing, 314, 31

=Deformity=, the only, 188, 22

=Degeneracy= from man, 94, 33

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

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

=Deity=, omniscience of, 78, 26;
the, as raising up and casting down, 511, 15

=Dejection=, extreme ignorance, 60, 18;
great, after enthusiasm, 133, 20

=Delay=, danger of, 162, 34; effect of, 104, 48;
effect of, on temper, 101, 30;
hateful, but profitable, 283, 10;
that is good, 129, 40;
waste, 185, 54

=Delays=, dangerous, 57, 4

=Deliberation=, evil of too long, 532, 25;
life wasted in, 527, 46;
long, contrasted with hasty action, 229, 34;
necessity of, 57, 43

=Delicacy=, admired by men, 67, 8;
in thought and speech, 269, 48;
sympathy inlet to, 302, 25

=Delight=, but a sip, 19, 45;
how to foster, 546, 18;
to, as an aim, 89, 4

=Delights=, to scorn, 495, 26;
violent, their end, 514, 32;
purchased with pain, 9, 21

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

=Deliverance=, only road to, 444, 40;
solely from within, 559, 20

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

=Deluded=, the worst, 465, 29

=Delusion=, gain in shaking off a, 79, 1;
triumphs of, 458, 31

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

=Demigods=, incredible, 165, 11

=Democracy=, a, the likely fate of, 13, 53;
from Christianity, 43, 2;
its presence, 444, 29;
meaning of, 416, 34;
not our goal, 313, 22;
Ruskin's definition of, 4, 8;
test of, Lycurgus', 125, 8

=Democrat=, the, defined, 423, 2

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

=Demonic=, the, defined, 423, 4

=Denial=, alternation of periods of, with faith, 187, 49;
danger of, 243, 35;
the practice and regulation of, 491, 31

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

=Deniers=, how to treat, 483, 20

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

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

=Dependence=, man's, 193, 13;
the evil of, 413, 3;
voluntary, noble, 114, 38

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

=Deputies=, God's, 125, 53

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

=Descent=, boasting of, 363, 34

=Descriptions=, practical worthlessness of, 306, 32

=Desert=, good or ill, as treated by God, 28, 4;
what one may learn in the, 190, 23

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

=Designing= often harder than doing, 269, 49

=Desirable= not always attainable, 297, 51

=Desire=, a viper in the bosom, 90, 40;
accomplished, 423, 7;
as part of our nature, 338, 39;
darkening power of, 98, 27;
from admiration, 538, 38;
impatient of delay, 88, 12;
inordinate, effect of, 547, 34;
its gratification, its death, 90, 39;
no satisfying, 276, 25;
objects of, everywhere, 414, 35;
out of the shot and danger of, 217, 41;
short of, more than desert, 150, 33;
suppressing, easier than satisfying, 201, 19;
the breath of life, 409, 12;
to be limited, 46, 56; 386, 27;
to be sacrificed to duty, 241, 40;
unsatisfactory fruit of, 473, 34;
unsatisfied, the evil of, 386, 35;
when rational, 527, 20

=Desires=, how to regulate, 188, 13;
unlawful and impossible, 507, 45

=Despair=, contrasted with rage, 367, 36;
effect of, on our powers, 233, 18;
finishing blow to misery, 233, 17;
outcome of, 540, 29;
the evil of, 206, 30;
the measure of hope, 423, 6

=Despatch=, evil of too great, 401, 37;
quick, virtue of, 546, 14

=Desperation=, rule in, 186, 10

=Despicable=, the alone, 482, 35

=Despising=, after reading, 237, 9;
only after examining, 448, 3

=Despot=, and his despotism, 233, 10;
in times of anarchy, 192, 4;
the only true, 369, 37

=Despotism=, defined, 540, 30, 36;
defied by despair, 62, 17;
effect of, on a man, 407, 5;
effect on, of unsuccessful revolts against, 22, 10;
fatal to patriotism, 506, 21;
in Russia, 233, 19;
life under a, 184, 11;
modern, 226, 6

=Despots=, how to judge of, 526, 43;
poor as others, 35, 5;
sway of, 35, 5

=Destination= of man, 312, 20

=Destinies=, founding of, 30, 17;
higher, a path to, 402, 17

=Destiny=, a preacher, 476, 15;
and man, 359, 30;
coerced by the strong, 319, 15;
great, if not known, 86, 14;
in substance always the same, 163, 9;
man's, in his own hands, 92, 38;
not to be arrested by us, 556, 30;
our limit, 82, 61;
over our horizon, 144, 37;
power of, 266, 5;
riddle of, how to resolve, 96, 21;
saddening, 264, 1;
the car of one's, how to manage, 456 22;
the saddest, 493, 10;
urn of, clutching into, 313, 28;
wheel of, not to be checked, 551, 44

=Destroyer=, of thousands, helpless to embrace two, 154, 45;
the, and his delight, 423, 1

=Destroyers=, how to treat, 483, 20

=Destroying=, skill in, 197, 8

=Destruction=, and creation, simultaneous, 190, 11;
the genius of, 224, 1;
the way to, 555, 36;
things that tend to our, 457, 26;
violent, but new creation, 9, 22

=Details=, significance of, 547, 40

=Detraction=, in heaven's sight, 393, 23;
malice of, 30, 36

=Development=, no pause in, 292, 6

=Devil=, a good defence against, 99, 5;
a, in man, 469, 31;
a mere protest against, not enough, 536, 20;
a necessity, 396, 13;
as servant of God, 79, 35;
a temptation of, 531, 46;
and his own temptations, 170, 6;
as busy as ever, 174, 16;
Burns on the occupation of, 168, 4;
Burns' pity for, 466, 12;
chained by telling truth, 165, 19;
comes uncalled, 34, 49;
difficulty of laying, 7, 61;
driven by, 144, 36;
familiarity with, and yet in fear of, 30, 33;
give, his due, 123, 27;
Goethe's, character of, 128, 24;
handsome when young, 233, 23;
how to deal with, 29, 28;
how to exclude, 115, 54;
how to keep, out, 475, 23;
hard to scare, 144, 35;
how to understand, 26, 53;
knowledge of, 80, 19;
may look a gentleman, 154, 37;
never sleeps, 280, 47;
not to be let go when caught, 241, 11;
persuasive power of, 484, 5;
playing, properly, 169, 38;
power of, generally unsuspected, 429, 46;
servant of, sure to go to, 108, 13;
shiftiness of, 560, 8;
the subtle power of, 242, 47, 48;
sugar over, 558, 22;
that despairs, 298, 14;
the, abolished, 188, 44;
the, defined, 402, 5;
the, no outwitting, 105, 7;
the, power of, over a man, 137, 43;
the, sayings about, 423, 15-30;
to be resisted, 374, 36;
under march of intellect, 441, 29;
use of a, 174, 15

=Devil's=, angel, a, 176, 17;
chapel, ever beside God's temple, 307, 15;
meal, 225, 16, 17;
rattles, playing with, 480, 13;
valet, 39, 7

=Devils=, easier to rouse than lay, 265, 39;
Luther's defiance of, 506, 12

=Devotion=, elevating power of, 200, 44;
not to be disturbed by work, 401, 37;
to God, test of, 414, 25;
too much, for religion, 398, 39;
affectation in, 489, 9

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

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

=Diamond= with a flaw, 28, 57

=Diamonds=, rough, may be mistaken, 378, 16;
rough, no one content with, 308, 21

=Die=, the, is cast, 210, 8;
the fittest place for man to, 33, 35

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

=Difference=, identity of, 102, 15

=Difficulties=, a choice of, 477, 3;
greatest, where met, 432, 8;
nearer the goal, 66, 12;
our greatest, 64, 32;
overcome, 543, 21;
overcoming, 494, 43;
that we meet, 443, 20;
there, to be overcome, 203, 36;
to be stormed, 504, 17;
to Christians, 395, 4;
who never sinks under, 153, 11

=Difficulty=, defined, 536, 2;
from within, 314, 42;
how we overcome, 475, 44;
strength to confront, 99, 63;
what enables us to surmount, 316, 19

=Diffidence=, modest, attractions of, 466, 28;
safety of, 225, 8

=Digestion=, good, power of, 409, 10;
good, wait on appetite, 317, 31

=Dignity=, attribute of nobleman, 80, 22;
difficulty of attaining to, 98, 49;
official, Dickens on, 403, 44;
true, characteristic of, 499, 44

=Dilettante=, nature of, 460, 30;
the, mistakes of, 423, 38

=Diligence=, and skill, power of, 105, 21;
indispensability of, 105, 51;
the one virtue, 68, 26;
value of, 539, 31; without luck, 70, 33

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

=Dinner=, a, warmed-up, 505, 20;
the English institution, 185, 1

=Diogenes=, quest of, 158, 41; 165, 3;
to Alexander the Great, 402, 13

=Dirt=, Lord Palmerston's definition of, 68, 43;
splashing of, to be shunned, 548, 36

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

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

=Disagreeableness= better than insipidity, 29, 12

=Disaster=, common, consolatory, 45, 24

=Disasters=, ready belief in, 4, 3

=Disbelief=, folly of, 176, 9

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

=Discernment=, and high rank, not synonymous, 233, 34;
not common, 309, 8;
spirit of, rare, 6, 17

=Disciple= and his master, 423, 39

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

=Discipline=, effect of, 70, 30;
not to be slackened, 203, 21;
power of, 301, 44; 375, 6;
without nature, 292, 34

=Discontent=, a cause of, 38, 10;
a world-wide, 532, 36;
at its height, 521, 39;
in the body politic, 19, 10;
man's, 266, 33; misery of, 540, 12;
the root of, 536, 21

=Discontented=, man, the, 147, 3;
man, who is despised, 208, 16

=Discontentment=, a cause of, 537, 39, 41;
common cause of, 50, 50

=Discord=, all, harmony, 10, 2

=Discouragement=, pride, 316, 28

=Discourse=, good, effect of, on virtue, 129, 15;
good, qualities of, 129, 25

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

=Discoveries=, all great, from presentiment, 9, 39;
great, from above, 306, 45

=Discovery=, chemical, from a jobber, 566, 27;
joy of, 385, 29;
limited, 199, 10

=Discretion=, better than wit, 15, 65;
commended, 26, 54;
defined, 432, 27;
key to knowledge, 221, 7;
out-sport not, 244, 19;
the sanctuary of, 391, 43;
the value of, 511, 10;
virtue of, 381, 20;
which interferes with duty, 346, 22

=Discrimination=, virtue of, 145, 32

=Discussion=, equipment for, 147, 13;
false estimate of, 398, 19

=Disease=, removed only by skill, 309, 19;
young, growth of, 465, 44;
when cause known, 271, 53

=Diseases=, coming and going, 239, 2;
desperate, 62, 23;
effect of physic on, 110, 19;
how they enter, 253, 7;
inherited, 106, 10;
mental, like bodily, 207, 32;
modern, 524, 36;
of mind, root of, 10, 40;
representations of, demoralising, 302, 6

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

=Disgrace=, in, with a sovereign, 151, 10;
of others, as a warning, 412, 26;
the only, 170, 17; 319, 19;
to whom a sin, 496, 27

=Disguise=, unmanly, 202, 10

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

=Disgust=, the mother of, 380, 6

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

=Disinterestedness=, incredible, 161, 9

=Dislike=, how to overcome, 177, 31

=Disobedience=, two kinds of, 490, 13

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

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

=Dispensable=, no need to covet, 415, 16;
the easily, 520, 12

=Dispensation= from death, no, 295, 9

=Display=, vanity of, 4, 49

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

=Disputation=, effect of, 9, 23;
evil of too much, 300, 18; 341, 23;
origin of all, 59, 25;
without definite ideas, 329, 24

=Disputes=, about shell, not kernel, 262, 11;
worthy of attention, 423, 46

=Disputing=, effect of, on truth, 192, 8;
sayings about, 472, 28, 29

=Disquiet=, source of, 459, 2

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

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

=Dissection=, not biography, 423, 47

=Dissension=, civil, a gnawing worm, 43, 37;
easy to sow, 267, 35

=Dissimulation=, a mask, 392, 30;
a necessity in life, 42, 15;
a royal art, 381, 11;
embarrassing, 225, 9;
hatefulness of, 76, 38;
Schiller and Goethe on, 513, 15, 16;
the power of, 364, 11, 12, 37

=Distance=, effect of, on view, 488, 7;
kept, a comfort, 171, 22;
lends enchantment, 94, 1

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

=Distinctions=, illusory, 274, 47

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

=Distress=, common, a uniting power, 45, 12;
effect of, 457, 32;
God in, 125, 21;
lesson of, not to be forgotten, 404, 38;
national, no ground of despair, 472, 35;
public, the one sole cure for, 476, 16

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

=Diversity=, universality of, 444, 9

=Divine=, a good, 198, 28;
affinities, proof of, in man, 533, 11;
always agreeable to reason, 298, 19;
grace, the law of, 375, 11;
love, power of, 424, 6;
mind, manifold energies of, 424, 5;
modern ideas of, 175, 40;
protection, not extended to injustice and wrong, 449, 48;
state, _par excellence_, 424, 7;
the, faith in, its range, 479, 42;
the, narrow view of, 525, 17;
the, not directly visible, 459, 12;
the only thing, on earth, 475, 42;
things, how to handle, 168, 29

=Diviner=, the best, 268, 3

=Divinity=, and philosophy, 70, 12;
that doth hedge a king, 478, 33;
that shapes our ends, 477, 45

=Division=, effect of, 381, 31

=Divorce=, defined, 233, 24

=Doctor=, dispensed with, 149, 30;
experience of, 424, 8;
his curing and killing, 174, 17;
man his own, 553, 16;
the, and his fee, 68, 38;
the best, 486, 48

=Doctors=, a fig for the, 217, 27;
cobblers, 279, 46;
when, disagree, 552, 27

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

=Document=, as a witness, 40, 34

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

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

=Dog=, a barking, 331, 38;
a good, 31, 23;
a well-bred, 24, 51;
attachment to a well-bred, 58, 20;
bad, 1, 7;
good, and its reward, 1, 46;
I'd rather be a, and bay the moon, 47, 4; 166, 21;
ilka, his day, 181, 33;
living, better than dead lion, 111, 29;
that barks, 35, 3, 4;
the, an example, 409, 38;
the fawning of, 31, 13;
the good nature of, 430, 41;
the, in the manger, 250, 6;
when an old, barks, 27, 38;
will have his day, 241, 1;
with a man at his back, 171, 4;
with bone, 77, 29

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

=Dogs=, coward, 49, 23;
that bark, 35, 3, 4, 13, 14, 34

=Doing=, a thing without a good reason, 542, 5;
all one can, effect of, 41, 22;
and saying, 7, 39;
fructification of, main thing, 313, 21;
ill or well, effect of, 252, 58;
joy's soul in, 481, 3;
leaving off, what one can, 560, 24;
measure of, 142, 24;
nothing, a curse, 503, 28;
nothing, a lesson in ill-, 298, 23;
nothing, evil of, 158, 44;
nothing for others, 150, 12;
nothing, hard work, 142, 43;
rather than seeing done, 274, 22;
rather than thinking, 333, 31;
right, importance of, 426, 5;
rule in regard to, 541, 5;
many things, shortest way of, 453, 28;
to precede speaking, 468, 21;
through another what one's self can, 209, 31;
well, profit of, 175, 12;
without understanding, 560, 24

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

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

=Done=, how to get a thing, 333, 20;
not to be undone, 99, 22; 525, 27;
the, annihilated for us, 541, 26;
the, done, 3, 54;
the little, and what is to do, 439, 22;
things, done, 481, 2;
the, still active, 536, 7;
to have, 493, 6;
what is, is done, 23, 11;
when to have, hard to discern, 105, 4;
worthless so long as dead, 535, 19

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

=Door=, open, a temptation, 15, 61;
the, to be stooped to, 258, 29

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

=Doubt=, as guide in conduct, 296, 16;
a living, 479, 27;
alongside of knowledge, 280, 53;
all, yields to will, 241, 46;
and faith contrasted as to their origin, 233, 25;
and knowledge, 482, 38;
beginning with, 185, 42;
effect of knowledge on, 525, 6;
effect of, on faith, 552, 18;
effect of, on good, 505, 11;
enfeebling effect of, 150, 22;
from knowledge, 42, 7, 22; 163, 22;
honest faith in, 477, 8;
in, lean to mercy, 186, 12;
in philosophy and in religion, 35, 24;
modest, beacon of the wise, 281, 35;
no, no inquiry, 174, 46;
no permanence in, 474, 2;
no risk in, with disposition to believe, 296, 4;
parent of certainty, 474, 2;
rule when in, 547, 4, 8;
service of, 530, 42;
the effect of, 201, 13;
the end of, 425, 10;
the evil of, 23, 18;
the value of, 452, 3;
to be once in, 490, 31

=Doubtful= matter, rule in, 186, 10

=Doubting=, as necessary as knowing, 167, 46;
condition of knowing, 142, 27

=Doubts=, Faust on his, 278, 54;
Goethe's impatience with, 169, 14;
our, traitors, 337, 40;
resolved by interest, 111, 43;
to be affirmed or denied, 12, 28

=Down=, he that is, 147, 5, 6;
down in the world, 3, 5;
in the world, quite, 542, 18

=Downhill=, a man going, 542, 9

=Dowries=, evil of excessive, 379, 23

=Dowry=, a great, 71, 55;
a true, 309, 22

=Drama=, real object of, 450, 42

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

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

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

=Dream=, love's young, 33, 28;
the loveliest, and fear, 469, 16

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

=Dreaming=, not man's end, 266, 18;
of dreaming, 521, 35

=Dreams=, children of night, 41, 52;
fear underlying, 27, 50;
not to be regarded, 371, 11;
into realities, 92, 30;
and sense, 337, 41

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

=Dress=, deceptive, 23, 13;
expensiveness of, 528, 11;
medicine for women, 446, 10;
rule for, 394, 50;
standard of, 76, 19;
vanity of loving, 460, 25

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

=Drink=, guid, effect of, on speech, 99, 35;
the effects of, 365, 44

=Drinking=, always, effect of, 479, 19;
five excuses for, 390, 1;
more deadly than thirst, 87, 30;
motives for, 398, 5;
the evil in, 488, 30

=Drinks=, to be shunned, 389, 44

=Drop=, power of a falling, 137, 40, 41;
the last, 438, 4

=Drugs=, to be shunned, 389, 44

=Drunkard=, and his rights, 424, 23;
and the attendant furies, 499, 31

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

=Dryasdust=, affecting to teach, 162, 26

=Dualism=, universal, 10, 52

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

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

=Dunce=, a travelled and untravelled, 162, 3;
as representing a class of men, 273, 40;
female, offensive, 164, 41

=Duped=, fear of being, 151, 22;
sure way to be, 235, 30

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

=Dust=, a handful, power of, 313, 41;
power of a little, 155, 44

=Duties=, first, of a man, 428, 14, 15, 25;
holy, the band of, 40, 40;
knowledge of, best part of philosophy, 221, 12;
not self-elected, 262, 3;
the primal, and charities, 449, 21

=Duty=, a, laid on all, 539, 34;
a man's sphere of, 477, 41;
a path open to all, 110, 12;
a plain, for all, 525, 23;
a spur to, 365, 15;
ahead, 267, 1;
akin to love, 255, 4;
and pleasure, everywhere, 292, 49;
at all hazards, 99, 54;
before even search for truth, 304, 38;
better known than practised, 93, 24;
defined by Wordsworth, 402, 38;
doing, blessedness of, 184, 38;
doing, lesson learned by, 403, 47;
doing one's utmost, 146, 3;
doing what lies nearest, 168, 13;
effect of trying to do, 502, 47;
immediate, of man, 521, 44;
importance of doing one's, 172, 9;
in, prompt, 186, 14;
its reward, 451, 23;
knowing and doing, everything, 215, 40;
life of education, 233, 21;
main thing for, 457, 22;
more potent than love, 254, 4;
most arduous, most sacred, 230, 26;
not speculation, supreme business of man, 140, 23;
our aversion to, 54, 2;
our rule, 47, 3;
our sole concern, 296, 48;
our, the king's, 94, 12;
path of, way to glory, 312, 45;
perplexities regarding, 87, 33;
point of, 519, 33;
present, 186, 1;
reward of following, 146, 11;
rule of, 366, 23;
sense of, central, 453, 12;
sole survivor of faith and love, 326, 4;
stated, the large claim of, 325, 4;
sum of, 240, 49; 486, 11;
that lies nearest, to be done, 72, 10, 11;
the assigned, to be done, 72, 9, 12;
the condition of existence, 312, 40;
the law of life, 251, 56;
the sum of, 496, 20;
the whisper of, and the response, 395, 20;
the whole of, 103, 33;
time for every, 127, 26;
to others, 1, 9;
troublesome, 93, 29;
virtue essential to, 413, 26;
we are now called to, 494, 11;
weight of, when fulfilled, 84, 31;
without God, 110, 11

=Dwarf=, at work without his machinery, 424, 28;
on giant's shoulders, 4, 75

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

=Dying=, a man's greatest act, 212, 12;
before witnesses, 365, 17;
daily, benefit of, 525, 5;
the, and the world, 7, 23;
twice over, 30, 28;
without being missed, 202, 49

=Dynamite=, only destructive, 301, 35

E

=Eagle=, mew'd, a pity, 16, 36;
as oracle, 72, 14

=Eagles= contrasted with gnats, 124, 44

=Ear=, popular, estimate of, 448, 32;
quicker, in the dark, 53, 22;
road to heart, 224, 12;
the right, filled with dust, 451, 37

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

=Earnestness=, advantage of, 159, 16;
importance of, 559, 29;
power of, 534, 2;
test of, 162, 27

=Ears=, deaf to counsel, but not flattery, 322, 12;
lead men, 276, 26;
sensitive, sign of health, 81, 36; 386, 50;
who hath, 146, 47

=Earth=, a great entail, 126, 3;
but a film, 414, 24;
despising, as a task, 488, 3;
for the virtuous man, 201, 44;
gifts of the, 325, 8;
how made free, or great, 64, 11;
made of glass, 45, 8;
no goal, 248, 1, 2;
population of, 228, 1;
the all-nourishing, 114, 52;
the, sayings about, 421, 31-34;
the axis of, its position, 416, 40;
the, with its injuries, trampled on or loved, 394, 27

=Earthly=, and heavenly, counterparts, 475, 43;
objects and interests, obscuring power of, 323, 18

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

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

=Eating=, effect of excess in, 366, 25;
that requires sauce, 209, 20

=Eccentricity=, how to gain a character for, 177, 22;
in beauty, 89, 22;
in eyes of world, 464, 7;
in men of ability, 276, 14

=Echo=, power of, 431, 6

=Echoes=, mostly hollow, 548, 55;
our, 337, 42

=Economist=, the best, 145, 13

=Economists=, few good, 513, 25;
greatest, 432, 27

=Economy=, as a revenue, 310, 3;
first principle of, 206, 12;
human, the first principle of, 428, 31;
importance of, 559, 30;
in prosperity, 409, 14;
object of all, true, 445, 15;
too late, 387, 12

=Ecstasy=, power of, 460, 29

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

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

=Edifices=, great, work of ages, 133, 21;
public, how to build, 546, 31

=Education=, a mistake in, 201, 37;
aim of, 415, 45; 435, 40;
an inversion of, 492, 38;
as facilitating government, 79, 38;
chief nobility of, 428, 6;
effect of an effeminate, 282, 15;
entire object of, 425, 19;
first condition of, 428, 9;
first step in, 158, 10;
for heaven, St. Jerome on, 243, 36;
importance of, 427, 20; 451, 5; 509, 20; 539, 22;
in defeat, 56, 60;
inner soul of, 233, 21;
meaning of, 566, 1;
modern, evil effects of, 281, 27, 28;
moral, nature and sum of, 283, 12;
more than knowledge, 220, 43;
most important part of, 443, 50;
motive of, 567, 4;
no, better than bad, 29, 54;
of individual, aim of the world, 464, 10;
of most miseducation, 34, 4;
of woman, the end of, 425, 9;
only, that deserves the name, 458, 16;
our ambiguous, evil of, 205, 48;
our, dissipating, 337, 11;
Plato on, 71, 35;
power of, 488, 8;
question of its importance, 450, 28;
real object of, 450, 41;
right law of, 451, 39;
secret of, 452, 40;
the best, 472, 30;
the business of, 291, 9;
the compulsory, needed, 458, 36;
the end of, 492, 8;
the first use of, 428, 42;
the, of the world, 375, 6;
the only real, 51, 18;
the, wanted, 476, 16;
whole of, 72, 48;
wise, 291, 3;
without capacity, 35, 35;
without God's grace, 371, 34;
without spirit, 169, 44;
wrong, times of, 469, 4

=Educational= laws to be strict, 260, 44

=Educators=, our, 275, 5

=Effect= involved in cause, 37, 12

=Effort=, every healthy, character of, 91, 21;
free, blessedness in, 89, 47; 95, 35;
great principle of, 431, 32;
unrestrained, evil of, 553, 6

=Efforts=, condition of success of, 10, 14;
limit to, 527, 35;
worthless, impress of, 555, 34

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

=Ego=, merging one's, 210, 43;
the central, 462, 17

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

=Egoist=, life of an, 439, 2

=Egotism=, hateful, 234, 16;
how to bring down our, 475, 29

=Egotists=, a social pest, 447, 33

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

=Election=, unconditional, 398, 16

=Elections=, advice regarding, 2, 23

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

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

=Elevations=, temperature of, 434, 35

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

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

=Eloquence=, and study of Bible, 303, 31;
at county conventions, 394, 29;
compared with discretion, 69, 10;
compared with insight, 162, 10;
continued, a bore, 49, 29;
dependent on heart, 433, 45;
described, 368, 1;
high-tide of, in Rome, 322, 37;
no feigning, 347, 32;
the source of, 344, 22;
triumphs of, 186, 19;
true, characterised, 499, 46, 47

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

=Elsewhere= as here, 87, 34

=Emancipation=, no art, 218, 20;
not masterlessness, 155, 30;
without self-government, 94, 50

=Eminence=, effects of, on character, 16, 49;
the price of, 38, 4

=Emotion=, moments full of, 467, 19;
presupposed in reason and justice, 408, 38;
propagation of, from writer to reader, 297, 17;
the outlet of, 3, 49

=Emotions=, contrasted with thoughts, 457, 39;
pleasing, not to be recalled, 485, 19

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

=Empire=, course of, 533, 18;
extended, cost of, 97, 56;
extension of, 387, 22

=Empires=, the fall of, 89, 9

=Employment=, a necessity, 15, 35;
dependence of mental, on bodily, 106, 18;
parent of cheerfulness, 40, 49

=Empty= boxes, 1, 18

=Emulation=, effect of, 5, 8;
envy, 288, 47;
hath a thousand sons, 109, 29

=Encouragement=, better than correction, 48, 20;
the power of, 195, 12;
the voice of, amid contradiction, blessed, 30, 54

=End=, important, two ways to attain, 469, 3;
man's destined, and way, 372, 27;
pre-existent in the means, 37, 12;
sanctifies means, 50, 46;
the, crowns all, 425, 7;
the, crowns us, 46, 31;
to be always considered, 83, 47;
to be always kept in view, 541, 32;
to be known before way, 425, 14;
to be thought of from the beginning, 186, 24

=Endeavour=, honest, to be encouraged, 211, 51;
and pleasure, effects of, 349, 42

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

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

=Endowments=, first signs of, 133, 22;
personal, idolatry of, 276, 21

=Ends=, to be aimed at, 27, 25;
true, discernment of, 553, 25

=Endurance=, a source of strength, 125, 43;
commended, 539, 34;
from habit, 138, 10;
grandeur of, 312, 37;
patient, commended, 241, 20;
prolonged, effect of, 357, 59;
the first lesson to learn, 400, 19;
the power of, 364, 24, 38;
value of, 88, 6

=Endure= sooner than die, 235, 25

=Enemies=, belief that our, are also God's, 305, 18;
gaining, greater than vanquishing, 136, 44;
how to disarm, 244, 8;
how to regard one's, 467, 17;
how to treat, 400, 41;
if known, to be pitied, 175, 38;
make no, 260, 29;
men, by imitation, 566, 11;
none without, 304, 25;
secret, contrasted with open, 408, 52;
smallest, to be most dreaded, 83, 52;
who can love his, 552, 38

=Enemy=, a fleeing, a bridge of gold for, 14, 55;
appreciating the worth of, 298, 5;
deceiving, permissible, 199, 29;
man his own worst, 93, 19;
no action against, on private information, 334, 2;
no alliance with an, 304, 39;
no defiance of untried, 304, 41;
no, insignificant, 180, 21;
not to be despised, 62, 27;
not to be injuriously treated, 193, 55;
one, too many, 150, 28; 332, 11, 12;
opinion of, not to be despised, 296, 15;
our one, 445, 35;
the, to be met on the field, 407, 7;
to be fought outside the gate, 425, 15;
to have no, wretched, 280, 29;
way of flying, to be smoothed, 8, 2;
weakness of, our strength, 225, 13;
what it is to be an, 333, 12

=Energies=, how cramped, 337, 43

=Energy=, as possession, 142, 2;
basis of health, 153, 35;
dependence of, on misfortune, 136, 33;
first and only virtue, 272, 33;
in social service, not lost, 545, 3;
of which no heed is taken, 20, 21;
power of, 482, 17;
proper organ of the highest, 80, 41;
without knowledge, 12, 54

=England=, and France, the best thing between, 418, 4;
as one's country, 26, 55;
chief need of, 536, 1;
false trade of, 492, 25;
history of, a misnomer, 538, 17;
middle-aged women in, 186, 14;
our standpoint, 539, 4;
people of, enthusiastic, 447, 21;
people wanted in, 527, 14;
secure, if true to herself, 44, 50

=England's= safety, 243, 23

=English=, amusing themselves, 238, 1;
and Americans, 427, 44;
and French contrasted, 222, 21;
at their amusements, 182, 21;
Emerson on, 335, 8;
Mme. de Staël on, 359, 5;
nation, a trick of, 208, 26;
style, how to attain, 553, 31;
the, bravery and honour of, 425, 16;
the, Goldsmith on, 409, 39;
the, Napoleon of, 507, 1;
the, their two grand tasks, 503, 37;
the, Voltaire on, 362, 34;
when free, 234, 25;
well of, undefiled, 52, 51

=Englishman=, a true-born, 549, 8;
pluck of, 537, 43

=Englishmen=, for friends, 169, 20;
freedom a necessity for, 526, 29

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

=Enjoying= and hoarding, 539, 45

=Enjoyment=, and Christianity, 420, 19;
and endurance, rules for, 120, 7;
and usefulness 360, 6;
highest, dependent on education, 77, 5;
how secured, 81, 43;
in want, 182, 32;
no help in, 519, 25;
our best, 523, 40;
rule for, 82, 57;
unrestrained, evil of, 553, 6

=Enlistment= for labour commended, 273, 39

=Enmities=, for time, 284, 1

=Enmity=, death, 488, 6;
man's, 193, 15;
not to be provoked, 383, 20

=Ennui=, a good condiment, 229, 36;
born of uniformity, 222, 41;
mark of manhood, 28, 45;
the brother of repose, 234, 42;
the effect of, 407, 34;
those who suffer from, 460, 7

=Enough=, and too much, 20, 22; 524, 10;
better than too much, 11, 10;
evil in more than, 92, 47;
excels a sackful, 121, 41;
misfortunes not withstanding, 190, 1;
more than, an anxiety, 146, 31;
never a small quantity, 38, 14;
where there is 20, 32;
who has, 553, 7

=Enslavement=, how to escape, 177, 46

=Enterprise=, in the young, 331, 12;
man of, aim of, 24, 26

=Enterprises=, great, wrecked by trifles, 78, 21;
how to carry on, 36, 28;
indiscreetly urged, 328, 13

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

=Enthusiasm=, as test of a man, 490, 6;
higher, of man not extinct, 434, 32;
how generated, 21, 47;
our love in our, 338, 31;
political effects of, 450, 5;
the enemy of, 376, 38;
vulgar, 299, 25

=Enthusiast=, better than timid thinker, 421, 21;
effect of opposition on, 335, 52;
the wild, zeal of, 307, 44

=Envied=, the, 425, 22;
the, rather to be pitied, 383, 36;
the, when dead, 97, 58

=Envious= man, the, 425, 23

=Environment=, enslaving power of, 522, 24;
importance of, 75, 1;
the tyranny of, 11, 57

=Envy=, a kind of praise, 108, 57;
a step from, to love, 141, 19;
a gnawing moth, 215, 31;
Burns on, 340, 17;
characteristic of, 34, 32;
distinct from emulation, 81, 50;
honour's foe, 160, 42;
human, 294, 35;
ignorance, 470, 37;
its malevolence, 25, 57;
passive disgust, 141, 19;
rather than pity, 181, 6; 246, 13;
sayings about, 196, 16-22;
singularity of, 311, 33;
the aims of, 406, 32;
the envious contrasted with, 238, 13;
the last stage of perversion, 438, 8;
the life-time of, 342, 22;
to be lived down, 389, 34;
tooth of, against the solid, 114, 6;
when harmless, 59, 5

=Epic=, future, of world, on whom it depends, 429, 39; our, now and henceforth, 449, 40; true, of our times, 458, 39

=Epicurean= maxim, 158, 18

=Epicurism= of reason, 378, 41

=Epigram=, should be like a bee, 327, 46;
the power of, 14, 57

=Epoch=, a glorious, which few reach, 284, 20;
an, most significant feature of, 444, 6;
great determining element in, 186, 34;
great, mark of, 211, 46;
our, dominant drift of, 491, 32;
the present, 331, 9

=Equality=, as bond of love, 124, 9;
among men, a figment, 274, 1;
condition of, 554, 9;
establishment of, by law, 226, 8;
holy law of humanity, 124, 10;
not true, 394, 52;
the condition of, 147, 23;
unknown to nature, 292, 5

=Equanimity=, happiness of, 140, 20

=Equity=, sundered from law, 231, 28;
to be respected, 188, 38

=Equivocation and evasion=, 89, 13

=Era=, a new, advent of, unannounced, 337, 26;
the present, 521, 9

=Eras= worthy of study, 264, 1

=Err=, to, human, 163, 42

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

=Error=, a mistake of judgment, 220, 17;
a way back from, 23, 47;
an old and new, 315, 20;
an old, mischief of, 489, 23;
and ignorance, 178, 14;
confessing, no disgrace, 58, 36; 304, 40;
consolation from, 421, 30;
containing some truth, dangerous, 14, 59;
contrary forms of, 182, 10;
dependence of glory on, 390, 25;
easier to recognise than truth, 203, 13;
freeing from, 492, 33;
from selfishness, 275, 6;
happiness of hoping to escape from, 320, 29;
human, misery of, Tennyson on, 321, 39;
in youth and in age, 60, 21;
insignificance of throttling one, 217, 14; 550, 19;
matter of endless talk, 324, 46;
natural to us, 501, 28;
not always harmful, 381, 51;
not every, folly, 310, 20;
of opinion, 85, 6;
old, evil effect of, 79, 3;
our great, 431, 17;
our love for, 420, 14;
our portion, 319, 13;
perennial, 197, 1;
perseverance in, folly, 51, 1;
prior to truth, 184, 37;
protestation against, its importance, 12, 40;
so long as one strives, 85, 40;
strengthening power of an, 268, 2;
the fate of, 501, 27;
the only, 319, 12;
to persevere in, folly, 159, 2;
treatment of, as sign of wise or fool, 54, 30;
utility of, 531, 44;
where freedom, 560, 13;
with a master, 280, 51

=Errors=, deliverance from, hard, 265, 16;
effect of diversion on, 468, 32;
ever renewed, 75, 11;
not to be built, 175, 33;
of a great mind, 425, 25;
of a wise man, 425, 26, 27;
our, dear to us, 114, 39

=Errs=, who, in tens, errs in thousands, 41, 19;
who never, 417, 46

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

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

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

=Estate=, one's, while in debt, 481, 11; the third, 360, 38

=Estates=, how often spent, 268, 57

=Esteem=, and love, never sold, 214, 14;
commended, 243, 47;
often from ignorance, 181, 13;
our desert of, 522, 9;
without love, 19, 52

=Eternal=, in man's soul, 262, 28;
no hastening births of, 236, 59;
presence of, in time, 449, 7;
the, no simulacrum, 426, 6

=Eternities=, masquerade of the, 457, 47

=Eternity=, and time, 486, 47; 487, 2, 10;
depending on time, 126, 10;
effect of hope of, 302, 41;
feeling in man of, 186, 38;
in time, 495, 28;
looking through time, 55, 44;
manifest in time, 265, 2;
the spot in, ours, 426, 8;
unsurveyable, 297, 20;
vision of, indispensable, 150, 41;
youth, 466, 3

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

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

=Eulogy=, the assumption in, 12, 39

=Euphemy= contrasted with blasphemy, 30, 41

=Europe=, bewildered, the goal of, 313, 22;
fifty years of, 29, 22;
the glory of, gone, 415, 38

=Evangel=, our ultimate political, 440, 37

=Evangelicals=, Carlyle on, 443, 42

=Evening=, and its day, 520, 9;
as an emblem, 89, 26;
hushed to grace harmony, 162, 36

=Event=, great, for world, 431, 18;
out of our power, 34, 20;
to be mastered at the time, 90, 44

=Events=, all, of importance, 94, 46;
all part of a divine plan, 94, 45;
coming, foreshadowed, 44, 56;
fitfulness of, 252, 11;
gravest, noiselessness of, 431, 8;
greatest, of an age, 432, 9;
in life, their connection not understood at first, 569, 23;
mighty, turn on a straw, 279, 15;
no being beyond power of, 565, 16;
our relation to, 522, 4;
source of, 472, 32;
tutors, 434, 14

=Everything=, importance of attempting, 439, 10

=Everywhere=, nowhere, 222, 8

=Evidence=, one's own, not enough, 303, 37;
to be weighed, 352, 21

=Evidences= like weights, 437, 21

=Evil=, a source of good, 401, 35;
absolute, unknown to us, 317, 11;
all, as a nightmare, 9, 25;
all, at bottom good, 10, 7;
all, within, 475, 16;
anticipation of, 222, 32;
as well as good from God, 388, 22;
at its strongest, 26, 61;
better in youth, 200, 31;
beginning of every, 188, 30;
by thinking of it, 6, 4;
deed, curse of, 482, 2;
defined, 95, 35;
doing, for good, 150, 3;
effect of concealment on, 8, 50;
from God, 197, 27;
from thoughtlessness, 33, 6;
greatest, for a man, 35, 44;
he that doeth, 93, 33;
how to avoid, 461, 25;
how to overcome, 33, 47; 240, 16;
how to scare away, 24, 47;
inability to bear, 519, 36;
knowing and speaking, 493, 30;
latent in heart, 471, 25;
most common source of, 444, 5;
none all, 311, 8;
necessary for good, 401, 46;
no absolute, 472, 34;
no, felt till it comes, 301, 42;
no, without compensation, 301, 43;
not constant, 86, 13;
not doing, and not intending, 491, 43;
not struck at the root, 468, 23;
not to be traced, but extinguished, 547, 22;
how to overcome, 113, 6;
of the day, enough, 406, 16;
one, St. Paul of, 521, 45;
only hiding of, 473, 11;
overcoming, two ways of, 494, 44;
patiently borne, 301, 41;
reaction of, on self, 80, 33;
report, how to treat, 172, 13;
resisted, a benefit, 90, 45;
sense of filthiness of, a foil, 152, 15;
speaking, defence against, 171, 38; 172, 1;
that goeth out of one, 426, 12;
that men do, 426, 13;
the beginning of, 69, 29;
the root of, 170, 40;
theories of, helpless against evil, 62, 41;
thing, judgment of, often delayed, 214, 17;
things, goodness in, 476, 33;
to be overcome, 28, 14;
to be simply borne, 541, 31;
to come, better unknown, 38, 30;
wishing no, merit of, 298, 15

=Evils=, easily crushed at the birth, 327, 48;
extreme, alike, 9, 26;
great and little, effect on one of, 133, 24;
great and small, how to oppose, 492, 49;
great, impotence to overcome, 175, 15, 44;
guards against, 409, 16;
how to shield one's self from, 300, 21;
imaginary, 96, 23;
imaginary, how made real, 182, 36;
imaginary _versus_ real, 243, 41;
man's fear of, 206, 45;
neglect of small, 111, 38;
not imaginary, 10, 13;
origin of, 261, 4;
our, source of all, 201, 50;
real and possible, compared, 325, 11;
shunned, fallen into, 104, 40;
silently bearing, 523, 24;
which of two, to choose, 547, 2;
which we feel, 330, 28

=Evil-disposed=, the, 482, 49

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

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

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

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

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

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

=Exaggeration=, common, 473, 37;
weakening effect of, 329, 14

=Exalted=, station, ornament to merit, 222, 36;
who shall be, 146, 57

=Example=, and precept, 252, 43;
force of, 171, 36;
noble, force of, 78, 44;
potency of, 96, 49;
the effect of, 276, 43;
the power of, 375, 6;
value of, 158, 43

=Examples=, good, power of, 129, 27, 28;
perfect, evil effect of, 89, 28

=Excel=, daring to, 301, 29

=Excellence=, source of, 92, 23;
the appreciation of, value of, 297, 37;
to be studied, 338, 35;
uniformity of, tiresome, 507, 94;
what we must risk to attain, 489, 32;
world's treatment of, 464, 31

=Excellences=, deep hidden, 40, 33

=Excellency=, witness of, 207, 7

=Excellent=, persons, tortures of, 383, 31;
the, difficult, 39, 37;
the, how to treat, 536, 9;
the, rare and rarely valued, 426, 18;
the, unfathomable, 55, 2;
things rare, 328, 23

=Exception=, and rule, 96, 26;
going by the, 199, 39

=Exceptions=, according to order, 291, 6

=Excess=, a tendency of Nature, 94, 41;
every, a vice in end, 327, 49;
no, 170, 14; 271, 51;
nothing in, 242, 29;
of good, dangerous, 153, 38;
the evil of, 350, 10;
unstable, 94, 43

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

=Excitement= contrasted with enthusiasm, 83, 38

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

=Exercise=, benefit of, 90, 48;
bodily, St, Paul's estimate of, 31, 10;
defined by Johnson, 228, 34;
rules for, 6, 14

=Exigencies=, the science of, 97, 24

=Exile=, everywhere, 566, 4;
friendly face to, 496, 6;
no exile from self, 535, 6

=Existence=, a distracted, waste of, 569, 25;
a mystery to the greatest genius, 306, 41;
all earthly, a vapour, 368, 36;
contrasted with life, 487, 16;
disappointed, worse than none, 208, 39;
first delight of, 494, 43;
laws of, our knowledge of, 207, 22;
man's, secret of, 452, 47;
our, passed into words, 339, 38;
our, purpose of, 521, 26;
perfection of, 345, 47;
principle and end of, 521, 2;
source and destiny of all, 554, 31;
the healthy tenure of, 199, 4;
the only explanation of, 437, 14

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

=Expectation=, a retarding weight, 559, 10;
and uncertainty, as joys, 506, 1;
as regulated by desire, 173, 6;
effect of, on a blessing, 488, 10;
of good, effect on us of, 559, 5

=Expectations=, and non-preparedness, 523, 44;
extravagant, vain, 176, 1

=Expecting= nothing, blessedness of, 30, 51

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

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

=Expensiveness=, our, 340, 4

=Experience=, a light to truth, 467, 15;
a teacher, 78, 34;
and ability, possible effect of, 383, 37;
as a teacher, 220, 21;
as an educator, 323, 37;
as inducing fear, 97, 46;
authority of, 84, 30;
bitter, 34, 19;
bitter, advantage of, 532, 28;
by indulgence in passion, 144, 20;
contrasted with theory, 466, 20;
incommunicable, 63, 26;
its limited extent, 496, 17;
knowledge of, 114, 34;
like stern-lights of ship, 494, 35;
man's only school, 264, 34;
no antedating, 302, 55;
not equal to understanding, 269, 22;
one's own, and others', 75, 15;
others, no demand for, 308, 26;
our, of life, 337, 46;
painful, as a teacher, 81, 48;
perfect, 345, 48;
second-hand, 563, 22;
the fruit of life, 429, 31;
thrift in, 34, 5;
value of, 334, 22;
without thought, 529, 3

=Experiences=, common, instructive, 72, 45;
our chief, 337, 34

=Experiments=, subject of, 103, 26

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

=Expression=, clear, of difficult matters, 492, 19;
correct, the source of, 43, 56;
dependence of, on distinct thought, 284, 23;
how to attain facility of, 488, 40;
modest, virtue of, 281, 36;
purpose of nature, 462, 8;
test of thought, 253, 26;
varieties of, accounted for, 529, 11

=Expressiveness=, all, 478, 5

=Exquisite=, the, coy, 94, 47

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

=Extracts=, necessity for, 444, 18

=Extraordinary=, the, how to treat, 536, 10;
only the, rebelled against, 265, 30;
to be looked at, 198, 3

=Extremes=, violent, temporary, 307, 38

=Extremity=, trier of spirits, 567, 34