This World in the Next. Farrar, in his lecture on Dante. Living on the Privations of Others. An Enthusiast Without a Mission. The Fool's Eye in an Old Head. The Fury Passions. "The vultures of the mind." The Unforgiving Eye. Sir Oliver's. The Dread of Scolding Women. - Captain Cuttle, after he fled from Mrs. MacStinger's, "lived a very close and retired life, seldom stirring abroad after dark; venturing even then only into the obscurest streets, never going forth at all on Sundays; and both within and without the walls of his retreat, avoiding bonnets, as if they were worn by raging lions." Hesiod. Juno's tongue. Doctor to his patient. The Universal Dependence. Posthumous Reflections. Behind the Time, and Poor. Solomon Gills. - Making an Effort. Mrs. Chick's reply. The Desolation of Disuse. - Dombey's house. Rash Judgment. One of Lamb's Essays. Wesley's warning. Sanctified Immoralities. Books in Phrases. In Shakespeare, Browne, Sterne, Emerson, etc., and in every wise man's conversation. The Mystery of the Lady. Personal Option. The Goitre of Egotism. - Emerson. Self-Swindlers. Difficulties of Decency. Vice of Rectitude. Wrath of Celestial Minds. Congestion of Ideas. Accident, as Element or Factor. — Na poleon. Wellington. Napier. Excess in Temperance. The Hobby Club. — Each member to be permitted uninterrupted opportunity to air his hobby. The Slow Coach. -A newspaper, to be made up from the papers of the day previous, the objectionable and the ephemeral to be omitted. The Eddy of Indecision. Masks. The Art of Friendliness. The Uneasiness of Remorse. The Loneliness of Pride. Sailing on a Wish from World to World. Whatsoever ye would do unto others do ye even so unto them. Lord be merciful unto him a sinner. Passions and Aversions. - Fouché. The Litany of our Little Miseries. How to make Superfluous People Content? Homes for the Indolent. 124, 125, 130, 177, 193, 210, 219, 258, | Dumas, 37, 199. Cocchi, Dr., 230. Dyer, 187, 188, 189. Farrar, 326, Fénelon, 266. Fenn, Harry, 83. Fielding, 42, 44, 286. Fields, James T., 93, 94. Coleridge, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 40, 45, 51, Fitzgerald, 190. Fitzherbert, 44. Flacourt, 275. Flachsland, Mlle., 218. |