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; uni-
formity of, tiresome, 507, 24; 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, diffi-
cult, 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

Expression, clear, of difficult matters, 492, 13:
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, 20;
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 spints, 567, 34

Eye, a commanding, 15, 5; a daring, 551, 28; a
steady good, 79, 9; as an interpreter, 538, 4; as
an organ of speech, 534, 42; by which one sees
God, 426, 25; first overcome, 186, 23; importance
of vision in, 417, 21; interpreter of heart, 214, 11;
man's, not microscopic, 555, 7; one, better than
two, 269, 40; only in forehead, 488, 38; seeira,
of the first times, 434, 30; single, to be venerate,
18, 48; soul in the, 416, 10; the power of, s.
26; the, sayings about, 426, 26-42; the, under
distraction, 43, 16; to be single, 439, 12 to
negotiate for itself, 240, 34; versus ear, as vehicle
of knowledge, 385, 21; where love, 72, 34
Eyes, affected by our heart, 337, 47; and the
belly, 63, 52; and ears, as witne-ses, 63, 51; and
what they indicate, 7, 13; effect of shutting
205, 47; homes of silent prayer, 154, 48; how
guarded from error, 300, 1; importance of using.
202, 4; more trusted than ears, 276, 43; IT
trustworthy than ears, 324, 2; never satisfied, 154
35; one man's, spectacles to another, 332, 57
our, exorbitant, 524, 44; our, misuse of, 521, 24
posted as sentinels, 324, 1; rather than ears, 153,
43; speaking and betraying power of, 541, 12:
the feast of, 264, 35; to be cared for, 409, 33; to
see withal, 520, 23; to look right on, 243, 9
weak, weakness of, 530, 12; weakness of
325, 13; without looking, 126, 5
Eye-witness, and hearsay, 350, 13; one, value of,
332, 14

F

Fable, Love's world, 64, 13

t

Face, a handsome, 112, 36; and the mind, 425, 47%
44; as revealing the heart, 190, 33; express a
of, contrasted with tongue, 458, 10; full impre
sion of, 205, 11; God hath given you one, 12%
11; like a benediction, 142, 36; not deceptive,
204, 21; the index of age, 98, 42; the, of labor
Carlyle on, 512, 10; two sides of, 302, 33
Faces, expressive, 466, 38; that most charm 25,
482, 29; variety in, 206, 3
Facility, how to acquire, 59, 31
Fact, and speech, gulf between, 401, 1; goodman,
plain-spoken, 130, 39; not law, 5, 27; sign
cance of a, 5, 25, 26: 287, 46; stranger that
fiction, 99, 9; the question for jury, 4, 50; the
importance of, 457. 21

Faction, effect of, 381, 31
Factor, rule of, and minister compared, 140, 31
Facts, all enfolded in first man, 204, 22; and the
truth of reason, 421, 32; beadrolls of, insigni
ficance of, 556, 33; dissipated by time, 480, 35-
downright, our need of, 529, 36; modelled by the
man, 5, 48; plainest, men blind to, 151, 8; stab
born things, 33, 7; the emphasis of, 425, 4; the
great, 431, 19

Faculties, a delight to exercise, 313, 1; man's, no
inventory of, 475, 8; our, and their exercise, 521,
16; our, their last perfection, 438, 7; the soul's,
a misnomer, 413, 5.

Faculty, indispensability of, 105, 51; not to be
forced, 293, 6; the logical, 313, 6; the imagina-
tive, 313, 6

Fail, no such word as, to youth, 190, 48
Failing at all, 492, 20

Failings, how regarded by heaven, 474, 5; lean'd
to virtue's side, 156, 51

Failure, a chief cause of, 105, 22; as a teacher,
525, 15; bright side of, 252, 48; fruit of, 104, 14;
in a great object, 472, 38; sure road to, 456, 29;
the only, to fear, 446, 1; the parents of, 193, 9
Failures, a cause of, 386, 2; a lesson to us, 329,
17; how to regard, 373, 8; no, where no efforts,
144, 50; not to daunt us, 206, 20; often successes,
526, 21

Fair day's wages, a, Carlyle on, 5, 28
Faith, a great, 285, 27; a lively, wages of, 506, 33;
all in all of, 415, 50; alternation of periods of,
with denial, 187, 49; 447, 28; an audacious, 530,
6; and doubt contrasted as to their origin, 233,
25; and hope, differences about, 186, 49; and
knowledge, difference between, 186, 50; approved,
reward of, 105, 58; as fashion, 149, 29; com-
mended, 243, 32, 33; demand of love, 353, 53;
desire of, faith enough, 176, 34; disowned when
questioned, 242, 8; essence of, 425, 38; essence
of all, 427, 6; fanatic, and falsehood, 99, 62; in
an omnipresent God, denial or mere lip-asser-
tion of, 427, 6; in days of sorrow, 523, 43;
in whom alone, 104, 3; knowledge in, 383,
1o; lesson of, 462, 6; loss of, 146, 33; narrow,
power of, 14, 26; necessary to faithful doing,
152, 41; once lost irreparable, 172, 8; only, that
wears well, 446, 2; orthodox, defined, 60, 4;
our slavery from want of, 485, 39; plain and
simple, 467, 37; power of, 111, 26; 114, 3; 185,
52 279, 32; 448, 37; 492, 34; 558, 26; principal
part of, 449, 24; proper power of, 449, 41; resting
on authority, 427, 8; right, if life right, 110, 23;
right, defined, 474, 15; sister of justice, 216, 39;
steps of, 455, 12; strengthened by knowledge, 504,
23; the great trial to, 384, 26; the one thing
needful, 110, 17; the only sure foundation, 9, 1;
the power of, 200, 44; 312, 23; 319, 11; the
proper object of, 240, 14; the root of, 340, 15;
want of, 110, 17; 507, 11; 558, 26; want, at
present, 423, 44; wilful, confirmed by absurdity,
544, 37; with centre everywhere, 554, 4; wonder
essential to, 560, 4; Voltaire's definition of, 481, 40
Faithful, in little, 147, 8; sure of reward, 105, 46
Faithfulness, commended, 28, 48
Faithless among the faithful, 100, 27
Faiths, in all, something true, 184, 31
Fallen, the, succouring, 371, 14
Falls, some, means to rise, 398, 7

False, in one thing, 101, 2; knowledge of, a truth,
221, 18; men, mischief done by, 312, 46; the,
evil influence of, 2, 49

Falsehood, a salve, 181, 9; after falsehood, 100,
30; adhesiveness of, 226, 12; as weakness,
443, 31; at touch of celestial temper, 301, 49;
evil of, 502, 6; goodly outside of, 322, 31; how
regarded, 223, 21; in kings, 494, 3; man fire to,
92, 30; obstacle to happiness, 56, 27; path of,
447, 8; soothing, 181, 9; the success of, 512, 5;
to be renounced, 501, 40
Falsehoods, that are not lies, 466, 39
Falsities, all, to be alike treated, 71, 34
Falsity of things, more seeming than real, 480, 33
Fame, a thin web, 174, 7; common, rarely wrong,
45, 13 complacency in, 312, 29; course of, 514,
39; exceptional, 323, 24; how one earns, 330,

32; in no hurry for, 172, 14; insignificance of,
155, 31; 533, 44; lessened by acquaintanceship,
280, 2; law of, 439, 31; lust of, and wise men,
440, 10; modestly enjoyed, 28, 20; obtained and
deserved, 398, 36; Pope on, 311, 49; posthumous,
a vain desire, 555, 3; rage for, 538, 23; the price
of, 443, 32; the struggle for, 97, 48; thirst for,
260, 7; true, like our shade, 499, 48
Familiar, by proxy, 311, 7

Familiarity, lowering effect of, 181, 28
Families, and their best members, 176, 4; only
two, 72, 3

Family, a happy, 140, 14; bargaining in, over the
pottage, 442, 43; home of peace, 190, 35; heroism
in the, 432, 32; in the bosom of one's, 336, 51;
Burns' prayer for a, 545, 17; virtue, importance
of, 427, 13

Famine, effect of, on heart, 530, 18; evil of,

101, 31

Fanaticism, contempt of, 90, 9; defined, 90, 9;
effect of, on a man, 407, 5

Fancy, charm of, 442, 7; compared with reason,
369, 34; 526, 20; contrasted with imagination,
183, 2; exacting, 292, 13; fantastical, 395, 1;
giving way to understanding, 431, 5; how bred,
411, 40; over reason, what, 10, 19; sugar of life,
69,9; the tyranny of, 201, 36; turned necessity,
539, 18; versus fancy, 522, 33; without taste,

315, 41

317, 30

Fancying in harmony with the fact, 369, 20
Fantasies, lightest, two meanings of, 503, 44
Fantasy, compared with understanding, 459, 33;
exorbitant demands of, 386, 46; function of, 66,
5; the age of, gone, 53, 25; the power of, 266,
11; the ripened fruit of, 387, 3
Far-away things, attractiveness of, 76, 11
Farces, seeming, tragedies, 268, 31
Farewell, hard to say, 555, 10; Macpherson's,
Farewells should be sudden, 244, 17
Farthing, a good, 31, 28
Farthings, valued, 480, 20
Fashion, a bad rule, 170, 23; a maxim of, 88, 31;
a tyrant, 226, 13; dominancy of, 526, 22; effect
of, 427, 14; fool in, and one out of, 314, 19; glass
of, 322, 32; imperious, 567, 1; old and new,
how regarded, 91, 1; out of the, 19, 15; power
of 385, 19; 440, 15; tyranny of, 21, 16
Fashions, change of, a tax, 39, 45; following the,
477, 10; invented by fools, 108, 53
Fastidious, the, unfortunate, 238, 11
Fastidiousness to be avoided, 526, 27
Fatalism, faith of men of action in, 284, ro
Fate, all thralls of, 212, 21; a mystery, 218, 12;
action of, on willing and unwilling, 73, 41; and
dreams of the past, 240, 47; and the heart, 370,
24; and the willing, 102, 47; 103, 3; and the un-
willing, 102, 47; 103, 3; a pedagogue, 54, 25;
a, to be evaded, 217, 4; best use of, 205, 50;
Cæsar's belief in, 34, 34; certainty of, 111, 46;
cuffs of, on good and resolute man, 422, 22; how
to conquer, 491, 5; in drawing of heart, 62, 3;
irresistible, 478, 11; master of his, cannot com-
plain, 60, 25; most wre ched, 415, 20; not to be
interrogated, 503, 1; no evading, 308, 32; no
striving against. 264, 33; our, what we make it,
231, 8; ordinations of, 517, 17; our, how to
overcome, 366, 12; overloading of, 440, 16;
quarrelling with one's, 554, 37; responsibility of,
33, 34; scale of, lightest in, 550, 6; shunned,
embraced, 74, 8; stars of, in the breast, 191, 44;
the book of, hidden all but a page, 154, 2; the
sorrowfulest, 454, 17; to be submitted to, 535,
7; under temptation, 412, 8; undue respect to,
483, 9; what we may make of, 523, 18
Fated, the, and the feared, 54, 37
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593

gauge or measure, 264, 20; who walks through,
552, 45; wind-fed and wind-extinguis ed, 320, 1
Fires, violent, 157, 10

Fireside, my own, an Eden, 540, 20

Firm, legal, advantage of two attorneys in, 476, 34
Firmament, unseen support of, 311, 26
Firmness, and rashness, 543, 24; with pliability,
179, 8

Fitting, the, right, 540, 6

Flame and smoke as passing into each other, 203, 10
Flash, not the thunder, 206, 13

Flatterer, and tyrant, compared, 465, 35; at
whose expense he lives, 498, 36; Latin word for,
438, 10; Steele on, 165, 25; the greatest, 474, 26;
to be avoided, 324, 44

Flatterers, why so obnoxious, 450, 45
Flattery, a visor to villany, 307, 39; and censure,
347, 22; attractive, 23, 10; benefit of, 421, 7;
easier than praise, 275, 10; how harmful, 390, 27;
ill-manners, 315, 49; inconsistent with love, 303,
35; to cajole fools, 301, 52; to fools and wise
men, 487, 50; what is wanting to be pleased
with, 539, 37

Flaws, where they abound, 427, 39, 40
Flesh to be sacrificed to spirit, 440, 8
Flock, no, without one dead lamb, 472, 39
Flogging before better than afterwards, 200, 9
Flower, a, despising, as a weed, 538, 26; and seed,
relation of, 428, 49; born to blush unseen, 117,
23; of humanity, and the slime it springs from,
429, 18; of sweetest smell, 429, 1 ; petal of, and
granite boulder, 191, 12; mystery included in a,
251, 16; tender, with head elate, 457, 8; thoughts
from a, 494, 27

as

Flowers, as symbols of nature, 44, 33;
preachers, 568, 32; contrasted with weeds, 408,
22; fair, by the wayside, 382, 15; the sweetest,
our treatment of, 529, 39; Wordsworth on, 127, 18
Fluency, often scarcity, 421, 13; secret of, 538, 42
Flunkeyism, 271, 19

Flush of health and of death, 469, 33

Flute, a beginner on, 192, 31; and lyre, with voice
compared, 429, 3; blowing on, not playing, 30, 40
Fly, not without spleen, 89, 15; those that, 482,
45; Uncle Toby to the, 125, 1; 482, 21
Foe, no, no friend, 144, 27; service of, 412, 52
Foes, our greatest, within, 187, 14; what they
teach, 115, 13

Folk, old and young, compared, 213, 15
Folks that stand on their heads, 478, 3
Follies, in relation to wisdom, 92, 39; committed
out of complaisance, 165, 12; greatest o', 432, 31;
our own and others', differently regarded, 529, 9;
reasoning us out of our, 483, 2

Folly, a characteristic of, 87, 25; 105, 31; com-
pared with wisdom, 557, 5; disdainful of itself,
329, 5; greatest and commonest, 494, 20; how
alone to conceal, 404, 29; in every one, 212, 10;
learned at college, 211, 43; sayings about, 429,
5, 6; shoot, as it flies, 98, 20; the short, best,
227, 12; universal, 172, 15; without remedy,
80, 34

Fondness, fostered by time, &c., sure, 406, 1
Fontaine, La, epitaph of, 211, 44

Food, though given, to be wrought for, 125, 39
Fool, a great, 179, 7; a, how to win, 45, 1; a
learned, 505, 36; a, mark of, 404, 34; a, when
silent, 89, 16; a witty, and a foolish wit 29,
7: a thorough, 144, 34; according to Wm.
Blake, 153, 19; and his hobby, 2, 60; and his
opinions, 359, 29; and learning, 236, 34; and
wise. 10, 39; and wise contrasted, 252, 10;
and wise, diverse conduct of, 538, 40; as he
grows richer, 443, 22; as regards reason, 148,
53; at forty, 30, 2; conscious of his folly, 151,
4; effect of praising, 355, 13, 14; familiarity with

a, 32, 59; getting rid of a, 31, 45; hard argu-
ing with, 333, 23; hard to discover, 208, 23; his
sorrows and fears, 466, 25; in his devotions, 504,
8; in his own house, knowledge of, 349, 7; kind,
the worst, 437, 28; let me play the, 241, 34; mark
of, 333, 1; may be knave, 164, 31; never changes
his mind, 180, 41; no, without admirer, 505, 37;
of virtue, be, not of vice, 108, 36; old and young,
239, 35; once a, always, 363, 18; rather than
saddening experience, 166, 26; the conceit of,
404, 27; the, sayings about, 429, 7-11; to self
worse than being fooled, 563, 12; truths of a,
425, 26; without the stuff of success, 505, 35
Foolish, man, aversion of, to the wise, 108, 38;
ever, never wise, 151, 48; once very, never wise,
150, 30

Foolishest man, no, without a knowledge all his

own, 472, 40

Foolishness, the thought of, 457, 35.
Fools, all, 9, 62; 482, 20; 498, 23; behaviour to,
characteristic of a man, 315, 13; deliberate, the
wisdom of, 322, 17; favoured by fortune, 113,
19; favourites of women and fortune, 124, 36;
gabble of, evil of, 420, 6; dependence of knaves
on, 174, 47; in majority, 89, 49; 239, 27 indis-
pensable to wise men, 118, 14; intelligible only
to God, 66, 48; learn by experience, 89, 40;
learned, 236, 10; many, 404, 28; necessary to
wise men, 127, 38; old, 398, 32; our feelings
towards, 343, 54; rush in where angels fear to
tread, 109, 39; safety in number of, 444, 23;
sayings about, 5, 54-68; 6, 1, 2; 90, 50-52; talk
of, 238, 39; taught by experience, 97, 34; that
boast, 399, 14; their company saddening, 421,
15; to be first won, 11, 41; trade by the eye,
219, 50; unpitied by heaven, 154, 14; with wit
insufferable, 108, 17

Foot, had music in't, 157, 17; slip of, and of
tongue, 81, 18

Footway, rule of, 452, 13

Fop, described, 6, 2; Diogenes on a, 186, 18; one,
plague to another, 292, 8

Forbidden, the, man's hunger for, 506, 17; the,
striven after, 300, 35

Force, affects action, not will, 225, 23; and right,
power of, 201, 47; brute, as social bond, 32, 49;
contrasted with opinion, 335, 38; even in a
righteous cause, 89, 25; giant for weak, 212, 42;
man of, virtue in, 471, 3; no honestly exerted,
lost, 302, 29; personal, 347, 1; when legitimate,
228, 18; with and without judgment, 516, 11
Forebodings of evil, 114, 36
Foreign, rule insecure, 8, 25; the, not to be
shunned, 264, 32

Foresight of what is to come paralysing, 421, 4
Forest, planting and uprooting, 509, 26
Forethought, value of, 221, 34; favours brave,
113, 39 manly, 216, 48

Forfeited, the, irrecoverable, 305, 21
Forgetfulness contrasted with memory, 273, 14, 25
Forgetting, expediency of, 88, 16
Forgiven, the, duty of, 5, 18
Forgiveness, a source of weakness and strength,
94, 57; natural, 163, 41; rule of, 513, 30; too
ready, 364, 23; with God and Christ, 471, 28
Forgiving, and forgetting, Schopenhauer on. 492,
31; Schiller on, 513, 31
Forgotten things insignificant, 325, 23
Form, mathematical, versus living, 271, 2
Forms, our social, 339, 17; their tendency to
corrupt, 21, 17
Formulas, essential, 262, 4; value to man of, 473, 31
Forsaking all, the profit of, 552, 9
Fortitude, as a virtue, 460, 42; commended, 122,
45; defined, 432, 27; the root of, 340, 15; true,
defined, 499, 49; value of, 471, 17

Fortunate, better than wise, 81, 13; the always,
441, T4
Fortune, a better, to desire, 495, 51; a broken,
man of, 340, 27; a fickle jade, 257, 45; a goddess,
man-made, 312, 4; 318, 30; a great, 259, 13; a
great, making and keeping, 208, 10; alternation
of, with misfortune, 444, 7; a man's best, 54, 5;
a man's, on his forehead, 414, 33; a match for,
495, 3; an expensive mistress, 353, 49; and her
gifts, 225, 26; and her arrows, Dryden on, 240,
48; and ruin, 269, 8; and the prudent, 342, 23;
and wisdom, 557, 1; a self-sufficing, 537, 32;
an unsuitable, 50, 49; bad, may be changed to
good, 455, 20; bad, virtue for, 187, 15; boast
of, 473, 2; choice of, 494, 37; companion of
valour, 516, 9; dependent on the character, 39,
46; diminished, how to behave under, 172,
17; does not change nature, 245, 51; effect of
good and bad, 416, 44; everywhere, 549, 29;
fatal lures of, 22. 34; fatal obstructions to, 467,
33; favoured of, at home, everywhere, 113, 32;
favourite of, 22, 48; footsteps of, 257, 34; frowns
of, not to daunt, 242, 16; frustrating power of,
38, 8; Goethe on effect on him of good and bad,
154, 26; good, 564, 5; good, a cloak, 530, 8;
good, accompanied by good, 538, 7; good and
bad, a necessity, 224, 22; good and bad, as ele-
ments of virtue, 136, 45; good and bad, how to
act in, 182, 34; good, and good sense, 523, 28;
good, folly of not embracing, 143, 6; good, from
our endeavours, 129, 29; good, hard to sustain,
527, 15; good, mother of, 401, 20; good or bad,
to whom it falls, 232, 49; good or bad, ill to de-
termine, 523, 34; good or bad, to what we
ascribe, 520, 40; good, our stomach for, 339, 23;
good, preferred to wisdom, 137, 42; good, to the
soldier, 350, 16; good, to be seized, 158, 21;
good, virtue for, 187, 15; her aim in her gifts,
172, 18; how to behave under change of, 172,
16; how to manage, 528, 36; how to make, a
friend, 177, 40; how to overcome, 541, 9; indiffer-
ence to, 503, 17; inequalities of, Burns' lament
over, 253, 19; large, misery of keeping, 280, 23;
loon of, and the webs, 439, 39; making, mistress,
202, 54; maligned, 207, 24; man maker of his,
92, 17; neither to elate nor depress, 390, 10; not
to be mistress, 296, 40; not to be yielded to, 565,
4; one's, in one's self, 75, 13; one's, no fleeing
from, 107, 37; ounce of, value of, 279, 10; ever
with industry, 549, 27; partiality of, 53, 42;
power of, 163, 25; power of, by whom alone con-
fessed, 448, 38; power of, limited, 299, 2; pre-
sent and past compared, 240, 25; question about,
450, 25; reverse of, Horace in, 231, 6; ruler of
life, 201, 48; smiling or frowning, 394, 36; surest
passports to, 115, 3; the arbiter of, 157, 9; the
favoured of, 68, 29; 307, 10; the goal of, attained,
541, 42; unstable, 331, 13, 33; vanity of seek-
ing, 480, 9; vicissitudes of, 225, 25; 514, 2; visit
of, 473, 25; the, which nobody sees, 429, 17;
what the benefits of, require, 541, 18; when she
means most good, 543, 26; with the fortunate,
185, 13; without an enemy, 413, 18; without
fairness, 326, 30; without prudence, 318, 30. See
Fortuna.

lion compared, 519, 6; cunning of, 30, 14; once
caught, 505, 34; one, more than enough, 79, 8;
sayings about, 429, 21, 22; skin of, sewed to the
lion's, 52, 14; taken in by a fowl, 160, 4

France, in, nation not corporate, 226, 25; in the
van, 225, 28; inconsistencies in, 498, 31; indebted-
ness of, to Corneille, 498, 51; monarchy in,
225, 27

Francis I. after his defeat at Pavia, 498, 32
Franklin, motto on bust of, 84, 36
Frankness, entire, permitted only to a few, 105, 10
Fraud, defined, 70. 48; detected in a, distrusted,
365, 24; first and worst, 428, 3; in generalities,
70, 52; to conceal, 114, 15
Frederick the Great, a king, 179, 25; bis indif-
ference to criticism, 166, 14; last words of, 226,
17; social ideal of, 188, 7; tired of ruling slaves,
169, 40; two sides of his character, 5, 48
Frederick William I. of Prussia's boast, 170, 9;
in reference to his son, 156, 27
Free, country, life in, 184, 11; creature, a per-
fectly, 472, 11; man, according to Klopstock,
152, 29; man, the, defined, 429, 24; man, the
only, 143, 48; no man, not lord of himself, 208,
28; not all, who mock their chains, 86, 35; settled
in heaven, 393, 30; the, man, 366, 32; to be, what
it is, 490, 15; who thinks himself, without being
free, 298, 29; who to be deemed, 304, 22; who
would be, 155, 21; 220, 7

Freedom, 265, 17; abroad versus slavery at home,
28, 29; absolute, 2, 19; and cultivation, 48, 45;
and peace, 481, 36; but a name, 281, 16; civil,
home of, 549, 14; conceded, 167, 36; condition
of, 554,9; 556, 29; dependence of, on knowledge,
20, 36; dependent on law, 53, 38; enough, 171,
17; essential to existen ce, 114. 35; from woman's
bonds, 84, 34; her quiet eye, 313, 31; human,
61, 1. 2, 5; in chains, 254, 31; in bonds, 331, 44;
native to man, 172, 42; no barriers to, 154, 30;
no, without justice, 182, 24; often imaginary,
267, 14; only in obedience, 96, 22; on the moun-
tains, 23, 9; perfect, the condition of, 483, 32;
popular, Mephisto on, 54, 38; real, condition of,
205, 28 sayings about, 64, 16, 17; spiritual,
attainable by all, 245, 50; the basis of, 335, 6:
the condition of, 267, 20; 306, 8; the height of,
304, 13; the measure of, 394, 51; the only pos-
sible, 193. 11; the only, worth the name, 446, 4;
the seat of, 67, 12; the secret of, 190, 39; true,
in self-command, 90, 54; when abused, 344, 45;
which we cannot use, 534, 13; who deserves, 334,
52; who has sufficient, 15, 16; with despotism,
495, 14; without self-command, 304, 6; 306, 8
Freedom's battle once begun, 109, 41
Freemen, corrupted, 48, 25
Free-will, necessity of, 265, 13; source of slavery,
393, 34; the function of, 95, 35
French, and English, contrasted, 222, 21; Mme. de
Staël on, 359, 5; Revolution, first watchword of,
114, 12

Frenzy, effect of, compared with reason, 258, 44
Fretting, vanity of, 69, 2
Friend, a constant, 3, 26; a, defined, 208, 41; a
desirable, 169, 22; a faithful, Napoleon on, 5,
30; a far off, effect of tidings of, 423, 50; a good,
6, 41; a good, value of, 270, 48; 505, 10; a,
love for 30, 29; a necessity for a man, 171, 18;
a reconciled, 17, 43; a reserved, danger of, 472,
2; a stranger, not an estranged, 29, 2; a, to all,
146, 61; a true, 513, 20; a, value of, 384, 30; a
virtuous, casting off, 491, 16; a, with world shut
out, 386, 20; an agreeable, Horace's preference
for, 299, 37; an imprudent, dangerous, 376, 53:
an old, not easily lost, 187, 42; and his faults,
13, 29; as nettle, not echo, 29, 10; admonition of,
value of, 419, 21; difficulty of helping, in trivial