Index

437

Wespin, Jea%de, 376
Westminster fkbbey, 199, 290
Wetterhorn, Handel and the,
H8
" We were two lovers standing
sadly by," 395
" What is't to live if not to
pull the strings/' 396
" While now without measure,"
117
Whistling Handel, 65
Whitman, Walt, 179
" Who paints a picture, writes
a play or book," 396
" Why," 57
" Why ? " 327
Widow, 391
Wife of Bath, The, 262
Wife, My, 249
Wilful procreation, 289
Will, Reconstructing, 392
Wind Concerts, At the, 133
Window-cleaning, 242
Winter, 315
Wisdom, 169,172, 176, 203, 223
 —	and Foolishness, 168
 —	from the West, 284
 —	Worldly, 290, 291
'' Wise   men  flattering,"   117,
118
Wishes, The vanity of human,
219
Wit, 365
—	No professor of, 221
With darkness deep," 121
" With their vain mysterious
art," 117, 118
Woman, 226
Womanish men, 334
Woman's suffrage, 227
 —	religion, 334
Womb, 292
Women, 226, 227
 —	and religion, 228
Wood, Mr. H. J. T., 7

Woodsia, 271, 272
Wooing the public, 371
Word, Thought and, 93
Wordist, A great, 144
Words, 301, 330
—	a scaffolding, 94
•	and Colour, 144
	feelings, 79
— ideas, 65
 —	juggles, 95
 —	like money, 95
•	organised thought, 93
Wordsworth, 186
—	only a poet, not a musician,
116
Work, Ancient, 193
 —	and the body, 21-3
 —	Men's, 396
 —	My, 374-8
 —	Our, looking to see where
it is wrong, 140
 —	Poetical,   the   less   a   man
creates, the better, 143

 —	to last must be good, 14
Working classes, 335
 —	Men's College, 5, 56, 204
World, The, 35, 328, 348, 365
	a gambling table, 12
	and genius, 12
	and the individual, 12
	governed by self-interest,
12
	not wise, 12
	of the unborn, 16
	pervaded by  come-and-
go, 14
	spiritual and the physi-
cal, 174
	Unseen, 168, 320, 347
—	This masks a greater, 176
—	to  come,  The  life of  the,
360 et seq.
Worldly wisdom, 290, 291
Worlds, Imaginary, 232
—	Two, 24, 25