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224 Bible, continued:—

*: Isaiah xxxvi. 8. I will give thee a thousand horses … riders on them, 35.
 * Lam. iii. 27. It is good for a man that he bear the yoke in his youth, 112.
 * Matt. v. 3. Blessed are the poor in spirit, 56 n.
 * vi. 25. Is not life more than meat, 56.
 * xiii. 22., 90.
 * xviii. 28. Pay me that thou owest, App. VI.
 * xix. 8. Because of the hardness of your hearts, 98.
 * xxi. 19. Barren fig-tree, 93.
 * Luke vi. 24. You that are rich … received consolation, 56 «.
 * xii. 18. I will pull down my barns … greater, 72.
 * xv. 11, seq. Prodigal son, App. V.
 * Acts XX. 35. More blessed to give, App. I.
 * Rom. viii. 21. Bondage of corruption, 103.


 * Bibliomania, 65.
 * Biography, 122.
 * Birds, Chaucer and Cowley on, 149 n.
 * shooing of, 149.
 * Blink Bonny (horse), 65.
 * Body and soul not really opposed, 6,
 * Books, their economical value, 19. See s. Bibliomania.
 * Buildings, their value in (1) permanent strength, (2) association and beauty, 17.
 * Building land, modern view of suitable, 79.
 * British Association, on absorption of gold, 77 n.
 * British Museum, a treasury, not a school, 115, 122.
 * what it is and is not, 115, 122.


 * , England and the, 97 n.
 * Canacé's falcon, 149 n.
 * Cancan, the modern dance, pref. 4.
 * Capital limits labour, untrue, 50.
 * Capitalists and foreign loans, pref. 19.
 * as mere money-chests, 38.
 * to do unselfish work, 147.
 * Caprice has no law, 34.
 * Caractacus, 65.
 * Carlyle, author's main helper in work, pref. 22.
 * dedication of "Munera Pulveris" to, pref. 22.
 * eulogy of his teaching, and its rejection, pref. 23.
 * political economy of, pref. 20.
 * quoted, on America, 124.
 * "Latter-day Pamphlets," 135, App. III.
 * "Past and Present," on permanence, 135, App. III.
 * on clothing and cotton, 158, App. III.
 * "Sartor Resartus," App. III.
 * Carpentry. See s. Joiner.
 * Cephalopod, the (animal), 38 (orig. ess.).
 * Charis, etymology of, 101 n.