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Rh * Charity, etymology of, and words connected with, App. VI.
 * indiscriminate, App. VI.
 * Charybdis, true meaning of the myth (Bacon on), 86, 93.
 * Chaucer, enigmatic, 87.
 * on birds, 149 n.
 * on largesse, App. VI.
 * villany of, 121 n.
 * Cheapness, no such thing as, without error or wrong, 62 n.
 * no excuse for bad things, 17 n.
 * of glutted market, a disease, 62 n.
 * Cheating our neighbours is possible, but is not life or nature, 10.
 * Cherish, etymology of the word, 102.
 * Choir, etymology of the word, 102.
 * Christ washing disciples' feet, its meaning, 108.
 * Christianity, modern, and greed of money ("Pay me that thou owest—not"), App. VI.
 * Church building, modern craze for, 157.
 * old masons "logeurs du bon Dieu," 157.
 * Cid, the, his horse, 35.
 * Cicero's political economy, 2.
 * quoted, 60 n.
 * Catiline, "non aquâ sed ruinâ," 124.
 * Circe, fable of, its meaning, 103.
 * not a Siren, her power and function, 91 seq. App. V.
 * Cities to have fields round them, 159.
 * Claudian's pearl, 159 (orig. ess.).
 * Clothing the poor, 155 seq.
 * Coinage, purity of, in noble states, 78 n. See s. Athens, Currency.
 * Commerce as the agency of exchange, 95, 98.
 * fury of modern, 153 n.
 * most important to northern countries, 95.
 * no profit in true, 99.
 * not degrading, 101.
 * the inhumanity of mercenary, 100.
 * the law of international, 97.
 * Competition to measure wages, a bestial theory, 136 n.
 * Consols. See s. Funds.
 * Cornhill Magazine and "Unto this Last," pref. 20.
 * Corruptio optimi, e.g., in commerce, 100.
 * Cost defined as the amount of labour necessary to obtain a thing, 60.
 * intrinsic and effectual, 61,
 * is price, when demand is constant, 63.
 * the noblest things cost the least, 60.
 * Cotton, cheap, and rags common, Carlyle on, 158.
 * government asked to supply Manchester with, App. IV.
 * Countenance, beauty of, and rightness of action, 6.
 * Cowley on birds, 149 n.
 * Crœsus, 27.