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MUNERA PULVERIS.

Bible, continued:—

*: Isaiah xxxvi. 8. I will give thee a thousand horses … riders on them, 35.
  • Lam. iii. 27. It is good for a man that he bear the yoke in his youth, 112.
    Matt. v. 3. Blessed are the poor in spirit, 56 n.
    Matt„ vi. 25. Is not life more than meat, 56.
    Matt„ xiii. 22. ἀπατὴ πλουτου, 90.
    Matt„ xviii. 28. Pay me that thou owest, App. VI.
    Matt„ xix. 8. Because of the hardness of your hearts, 98.
    Matt„ xxi. 19. Barren fig-tree, 93.
    Luke vi. 24. You that are rich … received consolation, 56 «.
    Luke„ xii. 18. I will pull down my barns … greater, 72.
    Luke„ xv. 11, seq. Prodigal son, App. V.
    Acts XX. 35. More blessed to give, App. I.
    Rom. viii. 21. Bondage of corruption, 103.
  • Bibliomania, 65.
  • Biography, 122.
  • Birds, Chaucer and Cowley on, 149 n.
  • Birds„ shooing of, 149.
  • Blink Bonny (horse), 65.
  • Body and soul not really opposed, 6,
  • Books, their economical value, 19. See s. Bibliomania.
  • Buildings, their value in (1) permanent strength, (2) association and beauty, 17.
  • Building land, modern view of suitable, 79.
  • British Association, on absorption of gold, 77 n.
  • British Museum, a treasury, not a school, 115, 122.
  • British„ Museum„ what it is and is not, 115, 122.
 
  • Caffirs, England and the, 97 n.
  • Canacé's falcon, 149 n.
  • Cancan, the modern dance, pref. 4.
  • Capital limits labour, untrue, 50.
  • Capitalists and foreign loans, pref. 19.
  • Capitalists„ as mere money-chests, 38.
  • Capitalists„ to do unselfish work, 147.
  • Caprice has no law, 34.
  • Caractacus, 65.
  • Carlyle, author's main helper in work, pref. 22.
  • Carlyle„ dedication of "Munera Pulveris" to, pref. 22.
  • Carlyle„ eulogy of his teaching, and its rejection, pref. 23.
  • Carlyle„ political economy of, pref. 20.
  • Carlyle„ quoted, on America, 124.
  • Carlyle„ "Latter-day Pamphlets," 135, App. III.
  • Carlyle„ "Past and Present," on permanence, 135, App. III.
  • Carlyle„ Past„ and Present„ on clothing and cotton, 158, App. III.
  • Carlyle„ "Sartor Resartus," App. III.
  • Carpentry. See s. Joiner.
  • Cephalopod, the (animal), 38 (orig. ess.).
  • Charis, etymology of, 101 n.
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