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Index

Pleasure, On Knowing What
<Gives, 154, 207-9, 331

— With, 118
Plot, 131
Plover, 305, 306
Plus nothing, 316
Podging, 264

Poem, A rhymed, should not
exceed a sonnet in length,
192

Poems, 379 ei seq.

Poetry, 192, 193, 266

— better kept short, 197
Poets, The, 225
Poggibonsi, 275, 276
Pogni, Ulisse, 275
Poins, 178

Point, Gaining one's, 348
Points of View, Two, 297
Pollaiuolo, School of, 146
Pomposities of virtue, 28
Pontifex, Alethea and- Miss
Savage, 2

— Ernest, 115
Poor, 306, 316
Pope, The, 260
Populus Vult, 184
Porpoise, The Contented, 231
Portland Road, 251
Portraits, 107

Portraits of S. Butler, 3, 5
Position, The, of a Homo

Unius Libri, 155 et seq.
Possessing one's soul in peace,

361
Post Office, 286 -

— in Rome, 262
Postmen, nerves and, 85
Posterity, 362
Posthumous Honours, 367

— Life, 360, 363

— Recognition, 367
Pot-boiler, The Complete, 230
Potato-shoot, 54

Poverty, 225, 315

Power, Knowlecjge is, 102

— Literary, lob

— to make mistakes, 77
Praise, 397

Prayer, 212-14

— The Lord's, 349
" Prayer," A, 395
Prayer-book, 251
Prayers, Family, 2, 230

— How I shed mine, 213
Praying for rain, 326
Preachers, Street, 222
Preface to Vol. II (of Note-
Books), 215

Pre-lethal life, 363
Preparation for death, 362
Prescription, Eating doctor's,

3H

Press, The, N.Z., i, 2, 8, 39-41
Pretending to know things one

does not, stupid, 209
Priest and his breviary, 136
Priests, 38, 334
" Priests' Bargain," The, 236
Priests of art, 124
Priggishness, 35
Prigs, 35

Prigs and Blackguards, 230
Primitive Methodist Chapel,

34i

Prince, Jones's cat, 153
Principles, First, 309 et seq.,

330, 33i
Probate, 339
Procreation, Wilful, 289
Profane Statues, Sacred and,

139
Professionals, Amateurs and,

145

Programme, Descriptive, 380
Progress, a desire to live beyond

one's income, 12
Projected sequel to Alps and

Sanctuaries, Material for a,

259 et seq.