House, 16, 215

Eckart, 107, 109

Eckstein, Baron d', 176, 177

"Edinburgh Review," first article in, 222

Egyptian chronology, 199

"Elsie Venner," 31

Emerson, 310

Encaenia, 265, 266
-- jokes at, 265

English and German Doctors, 84, 85

Environment, 17, 18, 25

Ernst, 110

Eternal, _ewig_, 150, 151

Etymologies, 152

Evolution, 198

Ewald, 298, 299, 305

Fairy tales, influence of, 50-52

Fear, the feeling of, 88

Feast of Tabernacles, 71

Fellowships, old system of, 246, 247, 263

Forbiger, 99

French master at Dessau, 75

French Revolution, 16, 216

Friar Bacon, 227

Froege, Professor, 109
-- his wife and Mendelssohn, 109

Froude, J. A., 8, 287

Funkhaenel, 99

Gaisford, Dr., 240, 252-254

Gathy, M., 165, 172

German regiments, hymns sung by, 62
-- students, 213

Germany and Germans, prejudice against, 20, 21
-- religious feeling in, 62

Germ-plasm, 19, 28

Gewandhaus Concerts, 107

Giordano Bruno on Oxford, 228

Goethe, not always admired, 93

Goldstuecker, 170-172

Goldwin Smith, 238

Gottesacker at Dessau, 57

Grabau, M. M.'s concerts with, 110

Grandfather of M. M., 79-81

Grandmother of M. M., 53

Grant, Sir Alexander, 272, 273

Greene's Oxford, 227

Greenhill, Dr., 245

Grenville, Lord, 229

Greswell, Mr., 245

Griffith, Dr., Master of University, 229

Grimm, 151

Gruender, ein, 48

Guizot, 182

Habits acquired not hereditable, 33

Hagedorn, Baron, 112-114, 162
-- journey with him, 112
-- his plan of life for M. M., 113

Hahnemann, 82 _et seq._, 86

Hallam's literary dog, 209

Hare, Archdeacon, 205, 286
-- visit to, 208

Hase, 185

Haupt, his Latin Society, 121, 125
-- his dislike to modern philology, 155, 156

Hawkins, Dr., 240, 249

Headaches, suffering from, 81 _et seq._
-- how cured, 83

Heads of Houses, 234, 264
-- -- their power, 239

Hebdomadal Board, 239, 255

Hebrew taught at the Nicolai-Schule, 100

Hegel, 2
-- his philosophy, 130-138

Hegel's idea, 133-135
-- "Philosophy of Nature," 135, 136
-- "Philosophy of Religion," 135, 142
-- "Metaphysics," 136

Heinroth, 139

Helps, Sir Arthur, 266

Hentzner, his description of Oxford, 228

Herbart, school of, 129, 140, 142

Heredity, 17

Hermann, Gottfried, 121, 125, 128
-- welcomed modern philology, 155
-- his kindness to M. M., 156

Hermae round the Theatre, 264

Highland lady at Oxford, 229

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