-- want of thoroughness and reality, 290
-- of sexes compared, 290
-- fashionable, 380

Educator, professional, practice the best, 226

Egotism of the uneducated mother, 324

Electricity practically annihilates distance, 257

Elevation of intellectual life, 55

Emerson's rule, 472

Empire, Second, vulgarity of, 367

Enault, Louis, study of languages, 181

Encouragement to the poor student, 243

Energy, human, limitation of, 244

English officer in Paris, 163
-- strong to resist voluptuousness, 218
-- recognize refining influence of wealth, 240
-- gentry, free expenditures, 241
-- gentleman, methods of culture, 241
-- clergy, criticism of literature, 277
-- tradesman, anecdote of, 313
-- correspondent quoted, 463

Englishman, eminent, poor remuneration, 234

Engraving, 76

_Ennui_ in work, 423

Equality, theoretic, 372

Erdan, M., letters by, 469

Essential virtue, disinterestedness, chief, 91

Etchers, the woes of, 76

Etiquette of society bar to intellectual advance, 326

European civilization, service of church, 261
-- governments resist power of church, 258

Excesses, intellectual, dangers of, 101

Excitement, cerebral, intellectual products, 446

Exercise, bodily, need of, 49

Exeter, bishop of, quoted, 70

Experience, the lesson, 191
-- advantages of, 420

Experiment replaces tradition, 254

Experiments on public taste, 235

Facilities for obtaining culture, 432

Facility of acquiring languages, 161

Faculty, development of, 175

Fane, Julian, religion of, 267
-- late hours, 467

Faraday, intellectual career, 279, 505
-- a Sandemanian, 280

Fashionable education, 380
-- religion, 393

Fickleness of fashion, 392

Fine arts, technical difficulties, 76
-- pursuit of, 498

Five facts regarding languages, 152

France, invasion by Germans, 95
-- intellectual isolation, 148
-- vulgar language of people, 365
-- low condition of _bourgeoisie_, 367

French monarchy, question of, 94
-- college, to a principal of, 137
-- cook, perfection of art, 104
-- officer, incident of, 362
-- peasantry, intellectual apathy, 241
-- peasantry, parsimony, 241
-- peasantry without newspapers, 466
-- school of painting, 73
-- students of English, isolated, 122

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