Chapter M: =Machine=, the model, 264, 5 (1)

=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

N

=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