II Emerson, Works, vol. ii. p. 223 (Prudence)
12 Eph. iv. 25

13 Emerson, Works, vol. ii. p. 58 (Self-
Reliance)

14 H. P. Liddon

15 W. E. Channing, Works, vol. ii. p. 319
(Charge at the Ordination of the Rev. John
S. Dwight)

16 Milton, Prose Works, vol. iii. p. 184 (Pre-
face to Treatise on Divorce), ab.

17, 18 Huxley, Science and Culture, p. 240
(Animal Automatism), ab.

19-20 J. Martineau, Essays, vol. ii. p. 247
(Letter and Spirit), ab.

21, 22 W. E. Channing, Works, vol. ii. p. 299
(On Preaching the Gospel to the Poor)
23 R. Rothe, Still Hours, p. 68
24 Huxley, ab.

25 Schopenhauer

26 Guyau, L'Irreligion de L'Avenir, p. 376,
pt. iii. cap. iii., trans. com.

27-29 Schopenhauer, Religion and other
Essays, p. 29 (Religion: A Dialogue), ab.
30-32 W. K. Clifford, Essays, p. 337 (Right
and Wrong)

33 Ibid., beginning "crooked ways
34 F. Adler, Sketches of a Religion based
on Ethics, p. 34 (pamphlet)
35-36 A. C. Swinburne, Songs before Sunrise,
p. 56 (The Halt before Rome)

22 J. Martineau, Essays, vol. ii. p. 468 (The
Crisis of Faith)

23 Milton, Prose Works, vol. ii. p. 92 (Areopa-
gitica)

24-26 Aristotle, Ethics, x. 8

27, 28 Huxley, Lay Sermons, p. 118 (On the
Study of Zoology)

29 Thos. à Kempis, Imitation of Christ, i.
iii. 1

30 Emerson, Works, vol. ii. p. 307 (Intellect),
ab.

31 Idem, x. p. 220 (The Preacher), ab., “as if
it were" sub. "as if it was

32 Thos. à Kempis, Imitation of Christ, iii.
iv. I

CHAPTER LXXXI

Seek out the Secrets of Grave
Sentences

(Ecclus. xxxix. 1-3)

I Milton, Prose Works, vol. ii. p. 55 (Areopa-
gitica)

2-4 Schopenhauer, Religion and other Essays,
pp. 62, 65 (On Books and Reading), r.
5, 6 Milton, Poems, vol. ii. p. 192 (Paradise
Regained, bk. iv. lines 322-30)

7 Ruskin, Sesame and Lilies (Kings' Trea-
suries)

8 Thos. à Kempis, Imitation of Christ, i. v. I
9-11 B. Bosanquet, Reality of the General
Will, ab. (International Journal of
Ethics, April, 1894)

12, 13 Lord Bacon, Essays (Of Studies)
14 Thos. à Kempis, Imitation of Christ, i.

V. I

15 Ecclus. xxxix. 1-3, ab.

16, 17 Mrs. Browning, Poems (Aurora Leigh,
bk. i.)

18 Fénélon, Spiritual Letters to Men, lxvii.

CHAPTER LXXXII

Suffer even Little Children to Hear
the Highest Truth

1-3 Aristotle, Ethics, x. 1
4 La Mennais

5-7 Jos. Mazzini, Works, vol. iv. pp. 287-9
(Duties of Man), ab.

8 St. Chrysostom, p. 109, Homily VII. (On
the Epistle to the Romans).

9, 10 Rich. Baxter, Works, vol. iv. p. 180
(Christian Economics)

11-13 W. E. Channing, Works, vol. ii. p. 216
(The Sunday-School), ab., t. o.

14-16 Tolstoi, The Kingdom of God, cap.
iii. p. 201

CHAPTER LXXXIII

Without Knowledge Love is in Vain
and without Love Knowledge is
Vain

Lord Bacon, Advancement of Learning,
i. viii. 3

2 Matthew Arnold, Empedocles on Etna, act
i. sc. ii.

3-7 W. E. Channing, Works, vol. i. p. 407
(The Working Classes), ab.

8 J. Martineau, Essays, vol. iv. p. 508 (Owe
No Man Anything)

9 F. Adler, Aims of the Ethical Society,
p. 5 (pamphlet)

10-15 Rich. Baxter, Works, vol. vi. p. 7-9
(Christian Politics), ab.

16-17 Idem, p. 356

18 J. Martineau, Essays, vol. ii. p. 525
19 Rich. Baxter, Works, vol. iii. p. 232
(Christian Ethics), ab., t. o.

20 Goethe

21 Emerson, Works, vol. ii. p. 7 (Self-Reli-
ance)

22-25 Sir Thos. Browne, Religio Medici, pt.
ii. sect. iii., ab.

26-28 Fénélon, Spiritual Letters to Men, lxix.
ab., t. o., ver. 29 "in the social" ins.
29-34 Lord Bacon, Advancement of Learn-
ing, i. v. 11, t. o.

35 Bishop Thos. Wilson, Maxims, No. 9

2, 3 Guyau, L'Irreligion de l'Avenir, p. 86,
pt. i. cap. iii., trans. com.

4 Tennyson, Poems, p. 261 (In Memoriam,
liv.)

5 W. M. W. Call, Reverberations, p. 102
(Golden Counsel)

6 J. G. Whittier

7 W. M. W. Call, Golden Histories, p. 239
(Faith)

8 S. Bevington, Keynotes, p. 21 (Unto this
Present)

9 George Eliot, Poems (A Minor Prophet)
10 Lewis Morris, Poems, p. 73 (Comfort)
II W. M. W. Call, Golden Histories, p. 242
(Our Age)

12 J. G. Whittier, Poems, p. 155 (Worship)
13-19 Thos. à Kempis, Imitation of Christ,
i. xxiv. 5, 6, t. o.

20-22 Shelley, Poems, vol. i. p. 51 (Queen
Mab), pt. v.

23 Samuel Longfellow

24 H. W. Longfellow, Poems, p. 279 (The
Two Rivers)

CHAPTER LXXXVIII

The Church is Renewing its Life

1 Milton, Prose Works, vol. ii. p. 91 (Areo-
pagitica)

2, 3 Idem, p. 90, ab.

4 Jos. Mazzini, Works, vol. v. p. 320

5-7 Milton, Prose Works, vol. ii. p. 94 (Areo-
payitica)

8-12 J. H. Muirhead, Elements of Ethics,
bk. i. cap. i., ab

13-15 Browning, Poems, vol. i. p. 119 (Para-
celsus, pt. v.)

16 Jos. Mazzini, Works, vol. v. p. 263
17 Mrs. Browning, Poems (Aurora Leigh,
bk. ix.)

18-20 Emerson, Works, vol. vi. p. 229 (Wor-
ship)

21-23 Idem, X. p. 200 (The Sovereignty of
Ethics)

sub. an instructed person

14 M. Aurelius, Thoughts, xi. 18
15 H. F. Amiel, Journal, p. 29

66

a fool "

16 Shakespeare, Julius Caesar, act iv. sc. iii.,
ab.

17 Milton, Poems, vol. i. p. 64 (Comus, lines
589-92)

18 J. K. Lowell, Poems, vol. iv. pp. 3, 4 (The
Washers of the Shroud)

19 Idem, Poems, vol. i. p. 141 (A Glance
behind the Curtain)

20 a (First line) Fletcher, Bonduca

b (Second line) Browning, Poems, vol.
iv. p. 216 (Prospice)

21 Emerson, Poems, p. 232 (Friendship)
22 Wordsworth, Poems, p. 180 (To Toussaint
L'Ouverture)

23 Fletcher, Upon an Honest Man's Fortune

The Law of Righteousness Abideth
in Glory Evermore

1 Sophocles, Oedipus Tyrannus, line 863
2 Wordsworth, Poems, p. 453 (The Excur-
sion, bk. iv.)

3 Sophocles, Antigone, line 456 (Hooker's
rendering)

4 Milton, Poems, vol. ii. p. 13 (Paradise Lost,
bk. vii. lines 364, 365)

5 Idem, i. p. 64 (Comus, lines 597-9)

6 J. Martineau, Essays, vol. iv. p. 302 (The
Relation between Ethics and Religion)

7 A. C. Swinburne, Songs before Sunrise, p.
173 (Mater Triumphalis)

8-10 Sir Edwin Arnold, Light of Asia, p.
220, i. bk. viii.

II Isidor (Quarles' Emblems, p. 323).

12 Immanuel Kant, Works, vol. viii. p. 312
(Rosenkranz edit.), ab.

13-15 A. C. Swinburne, Songs before Sunrise,
p. 171 (Mater Triumphalis)