, 191

Duty, 2, 187

Economy, 42

Effusiveness, 142

Eliot, George, on sympathy, 110;
on happiness, 188

Emerson, R. W., on friendship, 140, 143

Energy, the value of superfluous, 26

Ennui, 30

Enjoyment, the only true, 86

Epicurus, on the duty of friends, 139

Equivalence in trade, 46

Ethics, 1

Ethics and religion, 196

Example, responsibility for, 15

Exchange, 46

Excitement, 27

Exclusiveness, 142

Exercise, necessity of, 25

Faith, 200

Falsehood, the forms of, 57

Family, the, 144

Fastidiousness, 23

Fellowship, 104

Food, 9

Foolhardiness, 77

Forgiveness, 130

Formalism, 190

Fortune, 70

Freedom is complete self-expression, 173

Friendship, 137

Gambling, 78

Games, value of, 26

Gluttony, 13

God, 194

Golden Rule, the, 107

Gossip, the mischievousness of, 57

Habit, 3

Harmony, 90

Hegel, on duty in personal relations, 2

Heredity, 51

Hill, Octavia, on benevolence, 120

Holiness, 196

Home, 149, 150

Honesty, 47

Hospitality, 105

Husband and wife, 149

Hypocrisy, 105, 201

Ideal of Beauty, 89

Idleness, 33

Independence, 150, 151, 152

Indorsing notes, 50

Indiscriminate charity, 125

Individualism, 150, 153, 154

Industry, 35

Isolation, 143

Janet, Paul, on dissipation, 193

Justice, 128

Kant, on humanity an end, 106;
on importance of social relations, 109;
on a lie, 59;
on universality as test of conduct, 169

Keats on beauty, 93

Kindness, 100

Knowledge, 53

Law, uniformity of, 70

Laziness, the slavery of, 37;
leads to poverty, 39

Lenity, 134, 135;
its effect on the offender, 135

Life insurance, 42

Loneliness, 156

Love, 106, 107, 108, 111

Lowell, J. R., on success, 173

Loyalty, 148

Luxury, the perversion of beauty, 93

Lying, 58, 59

Marriage, 146, 153

Marshall, J., on conformity to rule, 191

Martineau, on censoriousness, 58

Maudsley, on hereditary effects of dishonesty, 51

Meanness, 51, 174, 175, 177

Mill, John Stuart, on pleasure, 187;
unity with fellow-men, 108

Miserliness, 44, 45

Moral courage, 74

Moroseness, 29

Morris, William, on simplicity of life, 92