91.

Facts in stories, 25.

"Faerie Queene, The," quotation from, 281.

"Fall of the House of Usher, The," descriptions in, 34;
quotation from, 69, 71.

Familiar images, 76.

Farrar, Canon, as a writer of sermons, 8.

"Feathertop," 13.

Figurative language, 257;
value of, 258.

Figures of speech, 77, 250, 257-268.

Fine writing, 253.

"First Snow-Fall, The," quotation from, 274.

Fiske, John, his "History of the United States," 25.

Foot, a, in poetry, 272;
one kind may be substituted for another, 277-281;
first and last foot of a verse may be irregular, 281, 282.

Force, gained by use of figurative language, 258.

Foreign words, 243.

Francis I. quoted, 113.

"Function of Criticism at the Present Time," Arnold's, quotation from,
222.

"Gallegher," simple plot of, 36.

General terms, 89, 248-252.

Genung, J. F., on paragraph structure, 162.

Genus and differentia, 92, 93.

"Gold Bug," length of sentences in, 33.

Good usage, 222, 223, 239-245.

Grant, U. S., his "Memoirs" have no plot, 16.

Hackneyed phrases, 253.

Haggard, Rider, 12.

Hawthorne, Nathaniel, a story writer, 9;
his "Feathertop," 13;
his descriptions in "The Marble Faun," 34;
quoted, 50;
quotations from, about "The Old Manse," 58, 59;
descriptions from his "House of the Seven Gables" quoted, 66;
from "The Old Apple Dealer," 67.

Heading of essay, 297.

Heptameter, 275.

"Herve Riel" as a piece of narrative, 23.

Hexameter, 275.

"Hiawatha," quotation from, 270.

"Historical Sketches," Newman's, quotation from, 52-54.

Hood, Thomas, "The Bridge of Sighs" quoted, 270.

"House of the Seven Gables," descriptions quoted from, 66.

Hugo, Victor, his description of Waterloo quoted, 67.

Huxley, Thomas, example of his use of comparison, 98;
quotation from, to illustrate paragraph structure, 161.

Hyperbole, 263.

Iambus, defined, 272;
the common foot of English verse, 272, 279;
interchangeable with anapest, 278.

"Idea of a University," quotations from, 95, 171, 193, 203, 210, 247.

Illustrations, their value, 97.

"Impressions de Theatre," quotation from, 63.

"Incident of a French Camp, An," as an example of a short story, 23.

Incident, the main, 20, 21.

Incidents, order of, 29, 30.

Inclusion of material, 24.

Indention of paragraph, 297.

Individual arrangement of paragraph, 181-188.

Individuality of author, 8.

Indorsement of essay, 298.

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