y struggles, 232

Knight service in society, 251

Knowledge of mankind, 457
-- selection of, 108

Labor, pecuniary rewards of, 233
-- of previous ages, disdain for, 260
-- dominant and subordinate, 478
-- of preparation, 448

_Lalla Rookh_, Moore's trials, 72

Language, Latin as a common, 127

Language, facility of acquisition, 161
-- in France, vulgarity of, 365

Languages, popular illusions, 151
-- five facts, 152
-- separation of, 159

Late hours, 477

Latin, modern ignorance of, 121
-- island, a, 128

Latinist, the modern, 121

Law, complex code of customs, 251
-- of society, 248

Lawyers, superiority of, in certain directions, 495

Lay element of Europe, powerful, 491

Legal profession, advantages of, 493

Leslie's studio, 549

Levels, intellectual, 435

Lever, Charles, quoted, 501

Lewes' "Life of Goethe" quoted, 451, 547
-- quoted, 544

Lewis, John, practice work of, 74

Life, an ideal division of, 412

Limited knowledge and experience of the poor, 240

Limitation of human energy, 244

Line-engraver, labor of, 76

Linguist, the modern, 150

Listening, the art of, 398

Literature, to a student of, 130
-- good and cheap, 244
-- criticism of English clergy, 277
-- contemporary, indifference to, 471

Literary intoxication, 67

Littre quoted, 259

Locality, mental effect of, 530

Locke quoted, 85

Loitering element in liberal education, 196

Longevity, young men careless of, 65
-- of human race, 274

Lost opportunities, 199

Louvre, wanton destruction of, 368

Love, necessity of, 454

Lullo, Raimond, Oriental missionary, 541

"Luxury," article in Cornhill Magazine, 315
-- quoted, 316

Lytton, Robert, letter of Lady Westmorland, 267
-- estimate of Julian Fane, 361

Man unlike a planet, 452
-- need of pluck, 70

Mankind, operations of riches and poverty, 239
-- best knowledge of, 457

Marriage, 285
-- true, a slow intergrowth, 286
-- general ignorance regarding, 286
-- complex effects, 287
-- of intellectual men, 287
-- a distinguished artist's views, 289
-- ideal for man of literary culture, 290
-- intellectual, 291
-- how decided, 293
-- of French professors, 294
-- of the Scotch lawyer, 296
-- the intellectual ideal, 299
-- the necessity of