Laud, 307
Lavater, 223
Leckie, 183
Leibnitz, 147, 151, 152, 183
Leighton, 287
Lessing, 151
Linnæus, 268
Lloyd, Charles, 107
Lloyd, David, 230
Locke, 24, 151, 155, 183, 185
Loch Leven, 208
Lodore, 34
London, 9, 28, 194
Lorraine, Claude, 286
Lupus, 211
Luther, 11, 152, 215, 239, 307
Lyceum, 193
Lyonnet, 94
Mackintosh, Sir J., 6, 126, 198
Malone, E., 88, 89 n
Malta, 75 n, 83, 87, 98, 104, 107, 130, 140 n, 144, 187, 197
Malthus, Rev. J., 64
Marathon, 74 n
Marini, G. B., 191
Martial, 159
Massinger, 207
Mediterranean, 85, 109
Metastasio, 166, 229
Middleton, Sir Hugh, 250
Milton, 14, 24, 72, 73, 120, 151, 152, 159, 161, 215 n, 229, 253, 271, 296, 297, 298
Mohammed, 290, 291 n.
Molière, 152
Montagu, Basil, 218 n.
Moses, 9, 268
Mylius, Johann Christoph., 96
Naples, King of, 87
Naucratius, 21
Nelson, Lord, 237
Newlands, 52
Newmarket, 168
New River, 168
Newton, Sir Isaac, 214
Nile, 20
Norway, 284
Okenist, An, 291
Orleans, 211
Otter River, 29
Otterton, 158 n
Ottery St. Mary, 29, 157 n, 158 n
Ovid, 165
Paine, Tom, 226
Paley, Archdeacon, 35, 151, 155, 265, 301
Paracelsus, 14, 232
Parisatis, 176
Parkinson (Theatrum Botanicum), 59
Pascal, 152
Pasley, Captain, 145, 154
Paul, Jean (Richter), 235
Paul, St., 93, 163
Penelope, Nature a, 100
Peter, St., 215
Petrarch, 262, 263 n
Picts, The, 129
Pindar, 168
Pitt, 151
Plato, 31, 133, 183, 298
Plotinus, 48, 49, 183
Polyclete, 192
Poole, T., 70, 153
Pope, 151, 166, 233
Porphyry, 183
Port Royal, 208
Porte, The, 289
Portugal, 140 n
Price, Dr., 167
Priestley, Dr., 151, 155
Prince, The Black, 71
Proclus, 17, 63, 183
Proserpine, 110
Psyche, 89, 109, 142
Pygmalion, 192
Pyramids, The, 258
Pythagoras, 55, 231
Quintilian, 23 n
Raleigh, Sir W., 148, 250
Raphael, 286
Ray (or Wray), John, 35, 36
Reignia, Captain, 89
Reimarus, Herman Samuel, 91 n, 92
Rhone River, 261
Richardson, Samuel, 166, 167
Rickman, J., 67
Robertson, William, 272
Rochefoucauld, 301
Rock, Captain (son of), 208
Rogers, Samuel, 156
Rome, Church of, 58, 124, 215
Rome, 110, 129, 206, 289
Russia, 170, 289
Scapula, 182
Scarlett (James Lord Abinger), 198
Schelling, 169, 183
Schiller, 150, 161, 181, 211 n, 229
Scott, Sir Walter, 74 n
Scotus, Duns, 222
Sens, 211
Shakspere, 21, 24, 71, 72, 73,
88, 89 n, 97, 108, 115,
127, 128, 145, 147, 150,
151, 152, 161, 180, 286,
297, 298
Sharp, Grenville, 250
Sharp, Richard, 158, 198
Sheridan, R. B., 41, 177
Shield, 270
Sidney, Sir Philip, 17, 151
Simonides, 163
Skiddaw, 18, 19, 52
Smith, Robert, 198
Smith, Sydney, 198
Sorel, Dr., 107
Sotheby, William, 53
South, 47
Southey, 6, 28 n, 36, 107, 158 n, 221, 290
Spain, 70, 152, 287
Spenser, 296
Spinoza, 57, 81, 183
Staunton, Sir G., 271
Stephen's, St., 211
Stephen's Thesaurus, 182
Stewart, Sir James, 1
Stoddart (Dr. afterwards Sir J.), 74, 75 n, 107, 140 n, 167
Stowey, Upper, 143
Stowey, Nether, 60 n
Strabo, Geographicus, 179
Strada, Prolusions of, 183
Strozzi, Giambatista, 225
Stuart, Daniel, 195
Sweden, 284
Swedenborg, 286
Swift, Dean, 24, 151, 164
Swinside, 19
Switzerland, 129
Syracuse, 95
Tantalus, 234
Taylor, Dorothy, 158 n
Taylor, Frances, 158 n
Taylor, Jeremy, 12, 20, 76, 298
Taylor, Thomas, 17
Teme, Valley of, 26
Tenison, Archbishop, 306
Theophrastus, 268
Tiberius, 37
Tibullus, 165
Tobin, J., 68, 139, 140 n
Tyrol, The, 284
Underwood, Mr., 68
Unzer, D., 94
Valetta, 75 n, 144
Van Huysum, 286
Varrius, 134
Vida, 263
Vincent, Captain, 134
Virgil, 263
Virginia, 94
Voltaire, 152
Voss, 151, 229
Vossius, 134
Wade, Mr., 293 n
Wedgwood, T., 27, 91
Whinlatter, 46, 50
White, Mr. (of Clare Hall, Camb.), 225
Wickliffe, 215
Wieland, 229
Wilberforce, 250
Willoughby, Lord, 231
Wilson, John, 60 n
Windybrow, 60 n
Withop Fells, 47
Wollstonecraft, Mary, 66
Wordsworth, Dorothy, 60 n
Wordsworth, John, 132
Wordsworth, William, 4, 10 n, 30, 35, 36, 60 n, 70, 71,
79, 101, 131, 137, 138 n, 147, 151, 163, 169, 171 n,
201 n, 207, 208 n, 221, 251 n
Wyndham, 41, 237
Zinzendorf, 286
INDEX OF TITLES
Note.—Brief paragraphs and sentences to which no title has been given, in the text will be found indexed under the following headings.
Abstruse Research, 53-56
Anecdotes, A Sheaf of, 66-68
Aphorisms and Pithy Sentences, 253-256
Comparisons and Contrasts, 5-7
Country and Town, 28-29
Dreams and Shadows, 172-173
Duty and Experience, 2-3
For the Soother in Absence, 84-85; 86-87; 95-97; 99-100; 115-118; 147-150; 159-161; 162-165; 175-180
Hints for The Friend, 209, 210; 221-223; 230-233
Observations and Reflections, 17-21
Seriores Rosæ, 274
Things Visible and Invisible, 7-14
Thoughts, a Crowd of, 58-61
Thoughts and Fancies, 22-25
Transcripts from my Velvet Pocket Books, 26-28
INDEX
Abstruse Research, 53-55
Face, the phantom of, 54
Eye-spectra, 55
Reluctance of mind to analyse, 53
Soul within the body. Window at Keswick, 54
A bliss, &c., 264
Adam's death, 51
Alas! they had been friends, &c., 62
Allston, To, 169
All thoughts, all passions, &c., 224
A man's a man, &c., 51
Analogy, 89-91
Anecdote, a genuine, 218
Anecdotes, a Sheaf of, 66-68
Beaumont, Sir G., and gauze spectacles, 67
Beaumont, Lady, her prayers, 67
Göttingen and the hospes, 67
Godwin, Holcroft, and Underwood, 68
Holcroft and M. Wollstonecraft, 66
Exeter, the organ pipe, 67
Lamb, Charles, a call upon, 66
Rickman and George Dyer, 67
Anticipations in Nature, &c., 136
Aphorisms and Adages, 300-301
Aphorisms and Pithy Sentences, 253-256
Bookmaking, 256
Burdett, Sir Francis, 255
Catamaran, man compared with, 253
Convalescence without love, 254
Half-reconciliation, 254
Hunter, the light of his torch, 255
Love, inspired by superiority, 253
Money, the depreciation of, 254
Peninsulating river, 255
Philosophy, its plummet-line, 255
Sun, the rosy fingers of, 254
Vision and appetite, 255
Architecture and Climate, 194
Art, the pyramid in, 98
An afterthought, 99
As the sparks fly upward, 110
Ascend a step, etc., 158-159
Aspiration, a pious, 213
Association, 226
Association, of streamy, 55
A time to cry out, 220-221
Attention and sensation, 128
Auri sacra fames, 44
Ave Phœbe Imperator, 63
Being, the three estates of, 294
Bells, concerning, 210-212
Clotharius, 211
Latin distichs, 210
Names of bells, 211
Passing bells, 211
Waggon-horse, &c., in the Hartz, 211
Note on Schiller's 'Song of the Bell,' &c., 211
Bibliological memoranda, 182-183
Bird, the captive, 193
Birds caged, especially the robin, 194
Bliss, a land of, 286-287
Book-knowledge and experience, 129
Book-learning for legislators, 285
Books in the air, 206-207
Bright October, 34
Browne, William, of Ottery and Note, 157-158
Bruno, Giordano, 16, 17
Bulls in action, 156
But love is indestructible, 250
Candour another name for cant, 75
Catholic reunion, 215
Cast not your pearls, &c., 80-81
Ceres, the conversion of, 110
C'est magnifique, etc., 258
Children of a larger growth, 204
Christabel, a hint for, 223
Chymical analogies, 204-206
Clerical errors, the psychology of, 181-182
Cogitare est laborare, 66
Communicable, the, 32
Comparisons and Contrasts, 5-7
Constitution, the, and rotten cheese, 6
Eyes, meaning glances from, 6
Genoa, "Liberty" on prisons of, 7
Gratitude, the curse of, 7
Intellect, snails of, 6
Mackintosh, the style of, 6
Malice, 6
Minds, pygmy, 6
Poetry, the effect of, 5
Sot, the prayer of, 7
Southey, an ostrich, 6
Trout, his likeness to, 5
Truth, the blindness of, 7
Two dew-drops, 6
Worldly-minded men, like owls, 7
Columba, St., 129
Conceits, verbal, 108
Conscience and immortality, 201-3
Constancy, etc., 304
Conversation, his, a nimiety, &c., 103-104
Converts, the intolerance of, 74
Corruptio optimi pessima, 92, 263
Cottle, an apology for, 86
Cottle, free version of the Psalms, 235
Country and Town, 28-29
Calf-lowing, a reminiscence of Ottery, 29
Coloured bottles, reflections of, 28
Country, depraving effect of, 25
Lecture, dream concerning a, 29
Smiles on men and mountains, 29
Stones like life, and life motionless as stones, 28
Critics, immature, 128
Criticism, a principle of, 30
Criticism, minute, 167
Darwin's "Botanical Garden," 280
Death, the realisation of, 139-140
Delusion, an optical, 47
Devil, the, with a memory, 161-162
Devil, the, a recantation, 259-260
Distemper's worst calamity, 126-127
Distinction in union, 184
Document humain, 168
Dream, a, and a parenthesis, 40
Dreams, order in, 134
Dreams and Shadows, 172-173
Idea, the descent of, 172
Taper's cone of flame, a simile, 172
"As in life's noisiest hour," etc., 172
"You mould my thoughts," etc., 173
Drip, drip, drip, drip, 165
Duty and Experience, 2, 3
Human happiness, 3
Chymistry, a noble, 3
Metaphysical opinion in anguish, 3
Misfortunes a fertilising rain, 2
Pleasure and pain, 2
Real pain a panacea, 2
Duty and self-interest, 130-131
Early death, 44, 45
Easter, the Northern, 138
Education, of, 227-228
Ego, the, 15
Egotism, 14
Empyrean, the, 125
England, the righteousness of, 284
Enthusiasm, 139