CONTENTS OF THIS BOOK

QACKVILLE, Charles, Earl of
O Dorset .... 176
Sadi the Persian . . .289
St Anthony to the fishes . . 7
St Francis . . . ,290
St Luke

Good Samaritan . . . 270
Pharisee and the Publican . 275
Prodigal Son . . .274
St Matthew . . . .271
St Paul .... 232, 275-6
Saltoun, Lord . . . ,287
Sandburg, Carl ... 97
Sayings from the Psalms . .268
Scotland, Dr Johnson on . .4:9
Scott, Sir Walter , . .94,95
Scrooge .... 5

Sears, Edmund (on John Brown) 239
Seeger, Alan . . . .299
Selden, John .... 289
Seneca ..... 285
Sermon on the Mount . .273

Seven weeks .... 93
Shackleton, Sir Ernest . . 288
Shaftesbury, Lord . . . 289
Shakespeare

After life's fitful fever . . 110
Belch, philosophy of Sir Toby 111
Bottom the weaver . .111

Bottom's dream . . . 112
Bid Shakespeare say this ? . 113
I am dying, Egypt, dying . 211
O call back yesterday . .109
This England never did. . 113
Tomorrow and tomorrow . Ill
See also 106, 212, and other

passages on above pages
Shakespeare's portraits . . 96
She is a winsome wee thing . 33
She is far from the land . . 138
She is not fair to outward view . 61
She wore a wreath of roses . 108
Shelley . . . .100, 102
Sidgwick, Arthur Hugh . .303
Sidney, Sir Philip

Famous saying . . .133
Father's advice to . . 201

Lament . . . .132
See also .... 134
Simonides . . . .134
Sinai, voice from . . . 332
Six things the Lord doth hate . 265
Skelton, John .... 275
Smith, Arabella . . .194
Smith, Sidney . . .101

Smuts, General . . . 322
Socrates at a fair . . . 289
Solomon . . . 259, 264-7

Sophocles . . . .289
Sorley .... 296, 306
Sound, sound the clarion . . vi
Southey . . .56, 102-3, 105-6
Spencer, Herbert . . 104, 294
Spencer, Hiram Dodd . .109

Spender, J. A.....290

Squiret Sir John ... 45

XI

Steele, Richard . . .279

Sterling, Bobert . . .298

Stuart, Andrew John, Viscount . 300

Stuart, Charles . . . 235

Stunner, Charles . . .190

Sweet day so calm and bright . 124

Symonds, John Addington . 116

Syrus, Publilius . . .285

TABB, John Bannister . 161, 283
Tagore, Rabindranath . . 23
Tale which holdeth children from

their play. . . .133
Talking to George the Third . 311
Talmud .... 52

Tannahill, Robert . . .22,23

Taylor, Jeremy ... 24
Taylor, Tom (on Lincoln). . 246

Tennant, Edward Wyndham . 302
Tennyson . . 150-4, 203, 259
Thackeray, W. M. . . . 249
Thales of Miletus ... 32
Thaxter, Celia ... 9

Themistocles . . . .282
There is a lady sweet and kind . 19
There was a little girl . . 102

These above all ... 285
Thomas, Edward . . . 307
Thomson, James . , .16
Thoreau .... 1

Thou, little sandpiper, and I . 9
Three men lie dying. . .316
Three things too wonderful . 265
Throne, saddest story of . . 249
Times on Queen Victoria . .253
Tintern Abbey ... 3

Tired woman's epitaph . . 19
To an ass, long ago . . .281
Toussaint L'Ouverture . . 3
Traherne, Thomas . . .8,195
Trailing, clouds of glory . . 172
Trelawny .... 115
Trevelyan, Professor . .283

Trotter, Bernard Freeman . 297

Turberville, George ... 2
Tusser, Thomas . , 192,193
Twain, Mark .... 148
Two men looked out . . 286

Tyndale, William ... 96
Tyndale's testament . .272

VALIANT and virtuous , 186

Van Dyke, Henry . . 293
Vanity Fair . . . .161

Vaux, Lord .... 10

Vernede, R. B. . . . 300

Victoria, Queen . . . 253

Victorian Ago, by Dr Inge . 174

Violets..... 203

Voltaire .

14, 18, 20, 163

WALLER, Edmund . . 235
Walpole, Horace * . 283
Walton, Izaak. . . 19,20
Watson, William . 38, 191, 198
Watt, James . . . 252, 260