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

=Thought=, a good, a boon, 6, 56;
a good, power of, 75, 7;
a great, news of, 145, 1;
a monarch of, the thought of, 518, 47;
a noble, effect on us of, 547, 27;
a single, significance of, 20, 15;
a sudden, 21, 10;
a true, mark of, 414, 17;
accompaniments of, 559, 6;
and action, the worlds of, 465, 8;
and diction, propriety of, conjoined, 358, 15;
and its relation to world, 484, 30;
application of, merit in, 473, 14;
as expressed in action, 3, 48;
compared with speech, 401, 10, 12, 13, 16, 17;
constant, unconscious overflow of, 46, 58;
contrasted with action, 61, 25;
contrasted with will, 556, 20;
dependence of, on character, 161, 5;
every, once a poem, 94, 54;
good, dependence of, on good cheer, 126, 35;
grandeur of, 162, 11;
greatness of, 311, 51;
he, as a sage, 149, 14;
high, rhythmic, 525, 2;
how made healthy, 205, 13;
how to test, 149, 47;
intense, fatiguing, 280, 3;
its activity, 315, 10;
justice of, how attained, 216, 19;
less, more talk, 282, 11;
moment to seize a, 90, 44;
mustard-seed of, its vitality, 444, 27;
nature of, 432, 9;
no, contented, 307, 29;
no curbing, 264, 29;
norm of, 253, 18;
of ages, crystallised in a moment, 89, 38;
on the sea of passion, 508, 29;
one, inclusive of all, 334, 23;
one's own, to be entirely credited, 220, 3;
one's, to be trusted, 184, 45;
original, preciousness of an, 169, 31;
parent of deed, 457, 34;
power in, 474, 34;
power of, 94, 55; 206, 39;
prior to fact 457, 33;
profound, 443, 21;
property in, 484, 24;
pure, independent of time, 486, 46;
relation of, to action, 58, 37;
revelation of its power, 451, 20;
sin of stifling, 496, 2;
slave of life, 33, 29;
tendency of, 203, 25;
that cannot be simply expressed, 542, 29;
the aim of every, at its origin, 94, 53;
the atmosphere of, 81, 32;
the analogue of, 44, 30;
the generous, 125, 17;
the, to him who cannot think, 421, 18;
the well of, effect of drawing from, 565, 30;
the world-process, 279, 33;
true and precise, superior to cloudy fancy, 500, 37;
undying, 26, 16;
want of, effect of, 521, 15;
when beautiful or just, 307, 28;
wicked, impress of, 555, 34;
withering, hid in smiles, 117, 24

=Thoughtfulness=, a medium in, 477, 46

=Thoughtlessness=, cause of evil, 33, 5

=Thoughts=, appropriation and invention of, 199, 44;
audacity of human, 44, 21;
best expression of, to be respected, 467, 1;
bitter, to be suppressed, 33, 12;
dead men's, as agents, 419, 20;
divine revelations, 96, 2;
evil, our power over, 526, 16;
evil, to a good man, 173, 1;
free, but not hell-free, 119, 16;
good, how they come, 10, 48;
good, unexecuted, 130, 21;
great, from above, 306, 45;
great (see =Great thoughts=);
heard in heaven, 137, 8;
how to treat our, 428, 6;
in the heart of, courtesy, 156, 30;
like flowers, 207, 36;
love's heralds, 257, 6;
man's, with the stars, 263, 39;
men's (see =Men's thoughts=);
native soil of, 54, 36;
no rule for preserving or acquiring, 233, 35;
noble, the companionship of, 478, 47;
of little-minded people, easy to gauge, 251, 23;
of preternatural suggestion, 33, 24;
of things, influence of, 274, 11;
of unreflective minds, 508, 22;
our, and ourselves, 339, 27;
our best, 337, 16;
our fugitive, 339, 28;
our relation to our, 523, 31;
outrun us, 274, 5;
pass muster, 240, 45;
pregnant, 468, 10;
prostitution of, 182, 22;
religious, mixed with scruples, 307, 29;
roving, to be guarded, 320, 33;
sayings about, 457, 35, 39;
that look through words, 157, 13;
the only immortal, 507, 48;
thy, give no tongue, 123, 30;
unstained and evil, 508, 28

=Thraldom=, a, unpitied, 147, 24;
hateful, 323, 22

=Thrall=, in person, may be free, 457, 40

=Threateners=, not fighters, 73, 6;
often cowards, 268, 30

=Threatening=, loud, 482, 42

=Threats=, hardening effect of, 496, 28;
naught, 150, 19

=Threshold=, expectant, 90, 5

=Thrift=, and magnificence, 359, 12;
as a revenue, 259, 37;
secret of, 218, 25

=Thriving=, distrust of, 191, 45

=Throne=, a, raised to, and being born to, 203, 6;
by what established, 457, 41;
something behind, 476, 35

=Thunder=, nothing but, 48, 39

=Thunderbolts= on innocent, 214, 48

=Thyrsus=, the, bearers of, 417, 4

=Tibullus=, Ovid on remains of, 209, 51

=Tide=, but no gulf-stream, in affairs, 500, 47;
in the affairs of men, 470, 35;
the, to be seized, 527, 11

=Time=, a new, birth of, in pain, 182, 33;
a proper, for everything, 104, 48;
a test and a revealer, 337, 4;
a waste of, 520, 23;
advices in regard to, 409, 34, 35;
ameliorating effect of, 285, 38;
an innovator, 271, 24;
and eternity, 88, 4;
and I against any two, 165, 8;
and our complaint of its shortness, 520, 34;
and the hour, 44, 52;
as a cure, 81, 1;
as counsellor, 472, 9;
as preacher, 59, 43;
beyond our power, 340, 23;
connection of, with eternity, 150, 41;
dependence of things on, 481, 20;
different relationships of men to the, 431, 24;
driving away, 479, 40;
earth-spirit at loom of, 395, 20;
effect of, on a man, 240, 13;
economised, too late, 269, 35;
enough, if well applied, 331, 35;
eternity made manifest, 265, 2;
expenditure of, 97, 25;
fleetness and tyranny of, 78, 20;
flight of, irreparable, 117, 13;
God's, and ours, 62, 48;
how it is annihilated, 542, 30;
how to baffle, 401, 48;
how to beguile, 491, 7;
how to count, 528, 25;
how to win, 260, 38;
how we get rid of, 407, 34;
ill employed, lost, 330, 36;
in relation to eternity, 482, 6;
in relation to life, 339, 40;
its evanescence, compensated, 522, 6;
its stealthy flow, 228, 22;
its unnoticed lapse, 453, 49;
killing, a labour, 466, 6;
lenient hand of, 437, 36;
man the child of, 265, 2;
man's-angel, 62, 15;
man's inheritance and seed-field, 288, 6;
mystery of, Carlyle on, 413, 13;
no, for saying all things, 87, 31;
of day, known only to wise, 108, 46;
one's distribution of, 63, 20; 387, 51; 388, 1; 393, 15;
one's own, benefiting, 150, 31;
our complaint and conduct in regard to, 521, 7;
our, fixed, 339, 29;
passing of, common to all, 395, 31;
rightly seized, 63, 20;
sayings about, 235, 19-21; 412, 9-17; 486, 24-53; 487, 1-25;
silence of, 317, 3;
take good note of, 300, 23;
that bears no fruit, 457, 46;
the accepted, 27, 14;
the flight of, 412, 5;
the havoc of, our exclusive contemplation of, 338, 38;
the magic of, 569, 21;
the, our treatment of, 528, 1;
the present, Emerson on, 482, 13;
the present, sayings about, 449, 13, 14;
the reality of, 205, 27;
the sun-steeds of, 456, 22;
the thought of, 481, 15;
the, to be studied, 174, 35;
the weird images of, 316, 53;
the, who wants the spirit of, 364, 2;
things done in, 192, 1-3;
to be economised, 81, 45;
to be honoured in passing, 392, 23;
to be occupied, 510, 32;
to be seized, 176, 49;
to be taken by the forelock, 158, 20;
to be valued, 85, 41;
two different attitudes to, 336, 21;
value of, 72, 5;
waste of, 432, 10;
wasted on others, 4, 2;
wasted, 269, 30;
wasted and wasting, 169, 4;
well or ill used, 483, 13, 14;
well used, 332, 40;
whiled away, a burden, 544, 42;
who have no, 345, 19;
wishing for too much, 176, 13.
See =Il Tempo=.

=Times=, as representing the eternities, 457, 47;
bad, but compensations, 67, 20;
now babbly, now dumb, 58, 42;
past, a seven-sealed book, 67, 19;
spirit of the, 67, 19;
spirit of the, defined, 535, 49;
the, a fatal trait of, 427, 18;
the, a tendency of, 429, 45;
the, always mean and hard, 35, 2;
the, and our duty to them, 567, 29;
the background of, dark, 322, 30;
the, unjust complaint of, 275, 42;
the, insoluble by us, 521, 30;
these naughty, 322, 18

=Time-shadows=, only, perishable, 219, 54

=Timid=, man, in love, 202, 55

=Timing= of things, 458, 1

=Tiresome=, secret of being, 452, 43

=Tit for tat=, 1, 45

=Title-page=, as index of book, 265, 38

=Titles=, and men, 204, 36;
high, effect on weak minds, 238, 28;
noble, alone transferable, 484, 10

=Titus=, saying of, 65, 39

=Toady=, a, defined by Disraeli, 408, 28

=To-day=, and to-morrow, 155, 42, 43; 283, 45, 46;
Carlyle on, 395, 3;
happiness of owning, 140, 26;
sayings about, 491, 27-30;
value of, 107, 12;
value of insight into, 123, 14;
why we lose, 529, 32;
worth of, compared with to-morrow, 334, 26

=Toe=, light fantastic, 44, 38

=Toil=, a necessity, 526, 26;
effect of change of, 482, 8;
effect of, on native character, 314, 11;
sons of, Carlyle's apostrophe to, 323, 2;
vain, without heaven's grace, 323, 5

=Toiler=, only, to have, 169, 10

=Toleration=, our, 529, 25;
rule and limit in, 395, 9

=Tomb=, before death, or none, 171, 13

=To-morrow=, gone and coming, 340, 2;
not to be cared for, 409, 24;
pupil of to-day, 68, 52

=Tongue=, a killing and a quiet sword, 142, 41;
and its issues, 520, 25;
an evil persuasive, 33, 2;
as a traveller's outfit, 41, 28; 42, 5;
compared with
fire and sword, 106, 38;
cowards with the, 45, 14;
evil, an evil mind, 250, 14;
evil, bite of, 307, 22;
evil, its owner, 188, 26;
holiday to, 123, 39;
instrument of good and evil, 153, 41;
readiness with the, 510, 25;
restraining, as a virtue, 250, 18;
sayings about, 258, 5-11;
to be confined, 46, 25;
power of, 55, 36; 191, 33; 174, 36;
venom of, 474, 43;
want of eloquent, a misfortune, 39, 17;
worst part of bad servant, 250, 15

=Tongues=, compared to clocks that run on striking, 398, 9;
evil, pain of, 482, 23;
in trees, 408, 20

=Too= much, a defect, 516, 35

=Tools=, a necessity for all, 294, 49;
all man's invention, 262, 22;
and the man, our modern epic, 449, 40;
to him that can handle them, 224, 26;
use of, confined to man, 262, 47

=Top=, attempt to reach, at a leap, 200, 42

=Topic=, lovingly and thoroughly treated, effect on us of, 542, 17

=Torrents=, strong, their charge, 455, 36

=Touch=, a sure, a rare gift, 380, 17

=Towers=, lofty, and their fall, 37, 49

=Town= and country, 127, 17

=Towns=, contrasted with rural retreats, 228, 17;
great, a sort of prison, 135, 22;
immorality of, 239, 36

=Trade, a=, an estate, 146, 43;
a useful, value of, 23, 44;
as a means of life, 275, 3;
no, without its enjoyments, 504, 44;
two of a, 186, 22

=Trader=, what he first barters, 428, 5

=Tradition=, magnifying power of, 534, 1;
only one thing better than, 476, 18;
the god of, broken, 546, 36;
the source of all, 476, 18

=Tragedies=, why compose, 535, 1

=Tragedy=, true end of, 458, 38

=Tragic= and comic side by side, 421, 9

=Train=, the lackeyed, for others' pleasure, 110, 37

=Training=, mere, _versus_ spirit, 169, 44;
superior to teaching, 411, 15;
the best, 77, 20;
time for, 513, 46

=Traitor=, the greatest, 474, 36

=Traitor's, a=, weapons, 334, 35

=Traitors=, no legislation for, 473, 13

=Traits=, family, how deepened and intensified, 314, 11

=Tranquillity=, condition of, 282, 53;
divine, 322, 20;
incompatible with idleness, 67, 34;
virtue in, 187, 56

=Transcendental=, the, in a book, 315, 30

=Transcendentalism=, Carlyle on, 201, 30

=Transition=, every, a crisis, 94, 58

=Transitory=, the, but an allegory, 8, 63;
study of, as such, 168, 16

=Translation=, need not be verbal, 294, 2

=Translators=, traitors, 498, 49

=Trappist=, and his body, 315, 23

=Traveller=, a wise, and his country, 505, 41;
who is a philosopher, 441, 17;
who is only a vagabond, 441, 17;
wise, and a good road, 6, 54;
with an empty purse, 510, 45;
without observation, 458, 19

=Travellers=, licence to, 21, 60;
unregarded, 176, 4

=Travelling=, alone or with another, 150, 26;
railway, Ruskin on, 367, 44;
safe and not unpleasant, 149, 17;
that profits not, 152, 34;
use of, 460, 14;
without effect on nature, 171, 44

=Treachery=, deliberate, penalty of, 57, 44;
due to weakness, 274, 17;
evil in, 204, 23;
the price of, 400, 29;
what is dreadful in, 192, 13

=Treasure, a=, hard to guard, 179, 6;
coveted, hard to guard, 259, 30

=Treasures=, accumulated, purpose of, 123, 45;
by a lying tongue, 430, 3;
heavy with tears, 399, 8

=Treatment= according to desert, 509, 33

=Tree=, bearing bad fruit, 95, 2;
with both fruit and shade, 458, 28;
without blossoms, 507, 50

=Trees=, ability to root up, 334, 32;
harm of transplanting, 32, 5;
large, give more shade than fruit, 124, 11;
old, hard to bend, 213, 14;
short of the sky, 36, 3

=Trencherman=, a very valiant, 143, 12

=Trial, a=, that is not dangerous, 307, 30;
the glorifying effect of, 319, 25

=Trials=, past, not to discourage, 242, 21

=Trifles=, as felt, or not felt, 12, 23;
different estimates of, 150, 17;
holy and a base care for, 469, 24;
how to treat, 527, 4;
making an amusement of, 480, 12;
not to be despised, 481, 6;
significance of, 202, 42;
significance of treatment of, 201, 32;
well habited, 468, 17

=Trinity=, the, according to Emerson, 459, 38

=Triumph=, after victory, 16, 10;
without glory, 529, 28

=Triumphs= and sorrows, our, 529, 21

=Tropes=, everywhere, 291, 27

=Trouble=, best remedy for, 15, 32;
eased by talking of it, 86, 40;
past, memory of, 405, 1

=Troubles=, being chased by, 565, 23;
cure for, 393, 41;
due to God dragging us, 269, 29;
effect of slight and great, 239, 16;
how to face, 497, 54;
light and deep, contrasted, 51, 36;
little, worry of, 162, 13;
no guard against, 306, 26;
none without, 304, 26;
of others easily borne, 524, 24;
one's, how to soften, 459, 16;
one's, how to treat, 167, 51;
one's own, heaviest, 2, 58;
that must not be told, 467, 38

=Troy=, no more, 117, 16, 18;
site of, 210, 14

=True=, and false, price of, when paid, 111, 24;
and good, how reconciled, 518, 17;
being, always possible, 474, 35;
not always verisimilar, 235, 31, 32;
once, true always, 331, 30;
the, alone beautiful, 376, 50;
the, as a spirit in the atmosphere, 203, 33;
the, harder to find than false, 510, 35;
what is considered, same as true, 536, 13;
what is not, advantage of, 536, 42

=Trust=, and distrust an error, 183, 16;
and distrust, foresight necessary for, 112, 18;
and distrust, Goethe on, 11, 40;
and love, soul's nourishment, 253, 51;
and trust not, 105, 37;
effect of, 483, 21;
experience before, 26, 64;
founded on love, 27, 24;
objects to, 329, 40;
power of, 502, 44

=Trusting= every one, 149, 33

=Truth=, a distasteful, profitable, 368, 49;
a genuine follower of, 553, 21;
a new, receiving, 370, 19;
a new, the effect on us, 21, 47;
a, pushing, too far, 360, 18;
a test of, 90, 12; 487, 14;
abstract, importance of, 119, 38;
an insult to many, 466, 43;
an offence, 180, 27;
and error, 85, 2, 3, 5, 8, 9;
and goodness, how to travel the path of, 563, 34;
and its expression, 331, 49;
and purity, 360, 12;
and reality, the tap-root of life, 244, 3;
and the imitation of it, 188, 36;
and the utterance of, a necessity for man, 9, 67;
arguing deceitfully for, 148, 34;
at any cost, 29, 43;
at heart, effect of, on character, 542, 7;
awful, of things, 47, 50;
beauty of, 315, 42;
being alone with, 207, 21;
beholding, after being lost in metaphysics, 201, 3;
belief of, 436, 41;
best way to, 418, 8;
better than consistency, 345, 17;
better than wit, 537, 35;
by count of noses, 398, 27;
by doubting, 73, 30;
by poetry, 565, 19;
characteristic of, 531, 13;
commended, 243, 46;
consolation from, 421, 30;
dearer than a friend, 13, 39;
discernment of, 553, 8;
discernment of, a revelation, 546, 35;
devotion to, effect of, 563, 23;
duty towards, done when told, 543, 42;
duty with regard to, 67, 4;
easy, 164, 26; effect of mere, 23, 42;
enough, if in the air, 488, 23;
every, not to be told, 325, 46;
power of fear of, over men, 535, 14;
firmness for, 153, 20;
first condition of accepting, 428, 40;
general, seldom applied, 119, 41;
good and harm of telling, 67, 6;
great, against whom barred, 302, 17;
harsh, 169, 8;
he that is of, 93, 34;
how regarded, 223, 21;
how to draw out, 379, 36;
how to know a, thoroughly, 491, 6;
how to understand, thoroughly, 304, 47;
impotent without enthusiasm, 83, 39;
in dreams, 322, 26;
in fashion of the day, 22, 7;
in head and in hand, 18, 57;
in light, 191, 3;
in possession of a child, 41, 37;
indifference to, in trifles, 167, 10;
injured by defence of it, 329, 37;
inquiry of, 436, 41;
irritating, 58, 11;
its defender, 199, 35;
its power and strangeness, 476, 3;
knowledge of, 436, 41;
language of, 437, 49;
lost in disputation, 300, 18;
love of, importance of, 536, 18;
love of, test of, 256, 10;
maintaining and being maintained by, 202, 17;
man cold to, 92, 30;
man's relation to, 521, 23;
might of, 133, 43; 259, 10;
more than oratory, 271, 49;
mother of, 391, 41;
naked, an offence, 289, 20;
need not be all told, 390, 15;
new, damaged by old error, 79, 3;
new, seeks circulation, 173, 26;
new, the challenge of, 92, 52;
no, not error to some, 180, 22;
not all to be told, 567, 19;
not consistency, 71, 38;
not easy to bury, 208, 20;
not relished by man, 262, 13;
not to be all disclosed, 167, 52;
not to be served out pure, 322, 25;
not to be thwarted, 522, 36;
objective value of, 174, 37;
of the essence of man, 262, 6;
often in jest, 268, 32;
only to be spoken, 400, 39;
open to sight, 525, 10;
opposed by the age, 199, 35;
orbs of, steadfast, 484, 29;
our concern not consequences, 566, 12;
our love of, evidence of, 338, 32;
permanency of, 457, 25;
persecution of, J. S. Mill on, 423, 33;
plain, sublimity of, 333, 30;
power of, 514, 24;
precious and divine, 111, 32;
products of, that cannot be weighed, 508, 19;
pure, adulteration of, 360, 9;
qualities of, 315, 48;
quickened by God into deeds, 125, 17;
rejected, a sword, 22, 8;
reserved, 10, 61;
reveals itself like God, 55, 3;
risk of speaking, 148, 26; 323, 32;
sacrificed for shadows, 38, 23;
satisfying recompense of, 240, 26;
sayings about, 228, 2-5; 512, 53-57; 513, 1-6; 518, 18-20;
scientific, of old date, 383, 6;
search for, secondary to duty, 304, 38;
seal of, 54, 29;
seeking or not seeking, a sign, 549, 34;
self-defensive power of, 321, 19;
simplicity, a test of, 316, 9;
stings, 181, 9;
strong, almost as God, 552, 6;
subtlety of, 225, 40;
that has to be reserved, 419, 26;
the knowing and not speaking, 532, 13;
the life of the, 404, 10;
the only asbestos, 335, 23;
the, sayings about, 459, 20-22;
the, two ways of telling, 570, 7;
the urgency of, 536, 42;
the vouchers for the, 400, 50;
the, will out, 548, 51;
thirst for, abiding, 457, 31;
those who follow, 480, 23;
Time's daughter, 63, 23;
to be bought, but not sold, 33, 42;
to be made attractive, 524, 11;
to be veiled, 289, 20;
to die for, 491, 34;
to whom to confess, 3, 22;
unpalatable, 107, 23;
vanishing, 67, 5;
_versus_ charity, 205, 34;
violation of, social effect of, 95, 8;
vital, by our very side, 33, 31;
what it demands of us, 324, 46;
when seen, loved, 111, 31;
uncertain who has found, 92, 23;
why derided, 274, 49;
with friend to be both loved, 175, 24;
worth of, 538, 22.
See =Falsehood= and =Justice=.

=Truth-doer=, and the light, 146, 6

=Truthfulness=, the importance of, 199, 36

=Truth-seeker=, a, a citizen of the world, 152, 14

=Truths=, blunt, effect of, 488, 26;
like fruits, 239, 30;
often employed to deceive, 325, 39;
new, only old with a new name, 269, 31;
select, 181, 20;
shielded by veils, 468, 33;
spiritual or vital, nature of, 516, 27;
the greatest, 432, 40

=Tub=, every, on its own bottom, 95, 4;
to a whale, 383, 47

=Tumult=, seasons of, evil in, 192, 16

=Tumults=, civic, to be shunned, 546, 10;
of mind, not easily allayed, 309, 26

=Turner= on his death-bed, 456, 19

=Twa= lovely een, Burns on seductiveness of, 166, 12

=Twigs=, young, 213, 14

=Twilight=, disastrous, 186, 8;
lot of man, 52, 40;
natural, safety of, 479, 51;
world's light, 202, 47

=Two=, souls in one breast, 570, 5;
things, to require, 495, 20

=Type=, less valuable than time, 487, 1;
Nature's carefulness of, 394, 47

=Tyranny=, and law, 548, 8;
intolerable, 468, 29;
limited, 306, 27;
law and justice under disguise of, 180, 26; worst sort of, 25, 42

=Tyrant=, always in fear, 152, 24;
and serf, not God-made, 168, 5;
his fear, 364, 49;
kiss of, admonitory, 207, 12

=Tyrants=, plea of, 558, 37;
Burns against, 232, 26;
not for ever, 103, 45;
who wear no crown, 388, 37

U

=Ugliness=, the root of, 369, 16

=Ulysses=, bow of, bending, 203, 45

=Unanimity= in a council, 259, 14

=Unascertainable=, the, how to regard, 492, 4

=Unbaptized=, the, with clean hearts, 506, 35

=Unbelief=, Carlyle on, 471, 20;
contrasted with belief, 27, 30;
effect of, 415, 14;
foundation of, 27, 16;
founded on blind belief, 559, 4;
in man, 84, 47;
our age of, not without hope, 173, 34;
prevalent among men of ability, 293, 27;
the battle against, 417, 2;
the fearful, 427, 30;
the, that torments us, 339, 30

=Unborn=, rather be, than untaught, 29, 17;
the, blessed, 550, 39

=Uncertain=, the, how to treat, 192, 49, 50

=Uncle Toby=, ways of Sterne's, 121, 39

=Unconquerable= man, an, 153, 5

=Unconscious=, the, region of, 304, 33;
the, value of, 459, 32

=Unconsciousness=, commended by Christ, 242, 24;
sign of health, 453, 32

=Unction=, flattering, 110, 15

=Understanding=, and expression, 87, 29;
and reason, objects of, 67, 2;
and wit, 558, 1;
candle of, in heart, 168, 32;
compared with fantasy, 459, 33;
contrasted with reason, 369, 28, 33;
defined, 513, 14;
dulness of, how to treat, 349, 5;
end of, 433, 29;
error essential to, 176, 39;
evil of abuse of, 167, 27;
forgiving, 45, 52;
fortitude of, 499, 50;
healthy, defined, 433, 29;
high source of, 436, 44;
its rank, 435, 4;
judgments of, Goethe on, 437, 23;
man's best candle, 266, 27;
no, without love, 522, 47;
of people better than censure, 29, 53;
one thing well, 496, 32;
perfect, value of, 432, 39;
power of, 485, 40;
sound, the dread of, 434, 28;
source of, 206, 21;
the condition of hearing, 11, 62;
the condition of, 12, 38;
the modern god, 431, 5;
the, pursuing its rightful course, 486, 48;
things, condition of, 496, 35;
two conditions of, 496, 14;
value of, 153, 11; 162, 4;
way for, 100, 22;
without, without purpose, 79, 28

=Undertaking= too much, 66, 24

=Undertakings=, great, distrusted, 410, 47;
great, the requisite to, 385, 38

=Undiscovered=, the, country, 553, 4

=Uneasiness=, the cause of our, 201, 36

=Unemployed=, the, a burden, 82, 56

=Unexpected=, the, happens, 195, 2

=Unfortunate=, blessing an evil to, 496, 26;
man, an, according to Goethe, 143, 20;
the, unwise, 253, 9

=Ungrateful=, man, an, 194, 21;
men, different kinds of, 143, 57;
service to, 194, 16;
to do good to, 491, 40

=Unhappiness=, cause of, 521, 22;
cause of all our, 498, 37;
imaginary, 521, 43;
man's, cause of, 267, 9;
source of, 303, 11;
the one, for a man, 445, 41;
the true, 175, 18

=Unhappy=, the, 447, 17;
the, a comfort of, 326, 33;
the, always wrong, 459, 36;
the, and their time, 433, 14;
the, cared for by God, 125, 51;
the, on earth, 466, 37

=Unhelpful=, the, 305, 7

=Unimaginative=, the, defects of, 459, 37

=Uninquisitiveness=, man's, 359, 14

=Unintelligible=, how to interpret, 384, 37

=Union=, power of, 11, 50; 15, 39; 89, 41;
motive for, and the power of it, 559, 44;
strength, 224, 17

=Unity=, in a work, test of, 542, 36;
not uniformity, 103, 46

=Universe=, a, in each man, 559, 19;
a man's, how determined, 407, 47;
a thought of God, 54, 34;
and particles that compose it, 475, 4;
as seen from England, contrasted from that as seen from Judea, 539, 4;
divine-infernal, 316, 21;
each man to adjust himself in, 202, 4;
ever in transformation, 249, 32;
great soul of, 431, 37;
how bound together, 21, 5;
laws of, mistake regarding, 355, 1;
nature of, 467, 30;
the, no wronging, 311, 35;
the, sayings about, 459, 38-46; 460, 1, 2;
the, out at sea, 340, 5;
those who love the whole, 480, 6;
to him who thinks he can swallow it all, 533, 43;
under government, 92, 49;
_versus_ the spirit of God, 462, 15

=University=, the true modern, 459, 13;
years, importance of, 2, 32

=Unjust=, in little, 147, 8;
thing, doomed, 316, 46

=Unkindness=, not of nature, 292, 16;
pining effect of, 283, 25;
small, 19, 56

=Unlearn=, who needs not, 161, 19

=Unlearned= man, the, ignorance of, 460, 3

=Unlearning=, a slow business, 56, 48;
not right, 141, 24

=Unlooked-for=, the, 509, 7

=Unnatural=, imperfect, 94, 51

=Unnecessary=, the, dear, 81, 6

=Unprosperous=, the, suspicious, 328, 2

=Unpunctuality=, loss in, 139, 15

=Unreality=, never patronised long, 316, 18

=Unseen= and unknown, power over us of, 199, 21

=Unsettling=, times of, needed, 565, 2

=Unsophisticated= man, the, 176, 17

=Unsought=, those that come, 482, 43

=Unthinking= persons, their speech, 193, 2

=Untruth=, an, that has the start, 314, 5

=Unused=, the, a burden, 519, 15

=Up= and doing, 243, 45

=Upholstery=, for whom, 508, 2

=Upright=, highway of, 435, 13;
subject to hatred and envy, 141, 3

=Uprightness=, a sure card, 148, 43;
commended, 539, 34

=Urn=, storied, hollowness of, 35, 20

=Use=, constant, effect of, 104, 43;
effect of, on strength, 184, 32;
essential to possession, 316, 43;
power of, 111, 33;
what we do not, 539, 26

=Useful=, but part of important, 520, 13;
encourages itself, 460, 15;
only to be gloried in, 300, 34;
with agreeable, mingling of, 327, 52;
regard of the ancients for, 208, 30

=Usefulness=, condition of, 144, 38;
incompatible with baseness, 186, 16

=Useless=, nothing, to sensible people, 180, 5;
people, 460, 16;
to self, useless to others, 151, 15

=Usurer= and his plough, 460, 17

=Utmost=, the, who does, 535, 3

=Utopia=, Emerson's, 169, 10;
the true, life in, 191, 22

=Utopias=, premature truths, 239, 29

=Uttered=, the, and unuttered, part of life, 460, 19