General Index: K

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Kaabah, the, 45: 876, 45: 893 n., 45: 1004p. 280

Kal m, Peter, on American colonies, 10: 186–187p. 280

Kanakas, the, 23: 139–140, 23: 143–148, 23: 242–244p. 280

Kangaroo, young of the, 11: 234p. 280→ Inventory

Kant, Immanuel, Emerson on, 5: 143; life and works, 32: 298; METAPHYSIC OF MORALS, 32: 299–373; Schiller on system of, 32: 210p. 280

Kao Ch'ai, 44: 34 n.p. 280

Kao-tsung, 44: 50 (l. 43)p. 280

Kao-yao, 44: 40p. 280

Kara, daughter of Halfdan, 49: 367p. 280

Karen, in THERE D SHOES, 17: 329–334p. 280

Karlsefni, Thorfinn, 43: 14–17, 43: 19–20p. 280

Karma, cessation of, 45: 731; fruitful and barren, 45: 669–674; good and bad, 45: 675–676; kinds of, 45: 666–668; meritorious and bodily, 45: 666–668; on ignorance depends, 45: 625, 45: 661–662, 45: 667–668; proximate, 45: 654 n.p. 280→ Inventory

Karmabandh, 45: 828p. 281

Kasim, brother of 'AH Baba, 16: 424, 16: 426–429, 16: 430, 16: 432, 16: 437p. 281

Kassapa, 45: 748, 45: 749p. 281

Kastrill, in THE ALCHEMIST, 47: 603–607, 47: 618–620, 47: 625–629, 47: 637–639, 47: 648–649, 47: 658–659, 47: 662–663p. 281

Kastriota, John, 47: 489 n.p. 281

Katherine, see Catherinep. 281

Kauri Pines, Darwin on, 29: 431p. 281

Kay, Sir, steward of Arthur, 35: 107–108p. 281

Keats, John, Arnold on, 28: 77, 28: 78, 28: 79; Browning on, 42: 1099; buried in Rome, 23: 4; elegy on death of, 41: 856–870; poems by, 41: 871–898p. 281

Keble, John, hymn by, 45: 565–566p. 281

KEEKIN - GLASS, THE, 6: 427p. 281

Keeling Islands, Darwin on, 29: 456–469p. 281

Keightley, Thomas, remarks on his Life of Milton, 28: 168p. 281

Keimer, friend of Franklin, 1: 26–28, 1: 35–36, 1: 50–54, 1: 56; goes to Barbadoes, 1: 64; paper of, 1: 59–60p. 281

KEITH OF RAVELSTON, BALLAD OF, 42: 1114–1116p. 281

Keith, George, 1: 22p. 281

Keith, Sir William, character of, 1: 40–41, 1: 55; Franklin and, 1: 28–31, 1: 34–35, 1: 39–41, 1: 49p. 281

KELLYBURN BRAES, 6: 436p. 281

Kelp, Darwin on, 29: 243–245; Smith on, 10: 148p. 281→ Inventory

Kelvin, see Thomson, Sir Williamp. 281

KEMBLE, MRS., ON SEEING, IN Y A RICO, 6: 498p. 281

Kempenfelt, Cowper on, 12: 533–534p. 281

Kempis, Thomas i, IMITATION OF CHRIST, 7: 201–364; life of, 7: 200; Woolman on, 1: 222–223p. 281

Kenelm, St., 40: 42p. 281

KENMURE ' SON AND AWA, WILLIE, 6: 422p. 281

KENNEDY, JOHN, LINES TO, 6: 221p. 281

KENNEDY, JOHN, DUMFRIES HOUSE, 6: 188–189p. 281

Kennet, Bishop, on Swift, 28: 16p. 281

Kent, Earl of, in EDWARD ii, in quarrels of king and nobles, 46: 10–13, 46: 17, 46: 33–34, 46: 36; quarrel with king, 46: 37–38; joins nobles, 46: 39–40; a captive, 46: 54; banished to France, 46: 56, 46: 57–58; return with M or timer, 46: 61, 46: 62; his relenting, 46: 62–63; suspected by Mortimer, 46: 75–76; attempts rescue of king, 46: 76–77, 46: 78–79; death, 46: 81–82p. 281

Kent, in KING LEAR, with Gloucester and his son, 46: 215–216; banished by Lear, 46: 219–221; with Lear in disguise, 46: 230–231; with Oswald, 46: 233; and Fool, 46: 233–234; sent to Gloucester, 46: 240; at Glou cester's, quarrel with Oswald, 46: 246–249; in stocks, 46: 249–251; set at liberty, 46: 256; in the storm, 46: 262–264; finds Lear, 46: 265–266; at the hovel, 46: 267–269, 46: 271, 46: 272; with Lear in his madness, 46: 273–276; flight with Lear, 46: 276; with gentleman in French camp, 46: 286–288; with Cordelia, 46: 300; at Lear's awakening, 46: 301, 46: 302; Edgar on, 46: 313–314; final scene with Lear, 46: 314, 46: 315–316, 46: 317; editor's remarks on character of, 46: 214; Ruskin on character of, 28: 137–138p. 281→ Inventory

Kephalos, and Eos, 8: 323p. 281

Kepler, Johann, Emerson on, 5: 177; heliocentric theory of, 39: 52 n.; on tides, 30: 280p. 281

Keppel, Lord, Burke on, 24: 416–420p. 281

Kerguelen Land, species of, 11: 422p. 281

Kerim, the fisherman, 16: 219–220p. 281

Kethe, William, hymn by, 45: 539p. 281

Kevin, St., and the birds, 32: 152–153p. 281

Keymis, Capt., 33: 315, 33: 337, 33: 368, 33: 371p. 281

Keyserling, Count, on origin of species, 11: 16p. 281

Keziah, daughter of Job, 44: 141p. 281

K he ma, disciple of Buddha, 45: 586p. 281

Khoja Hoseyn, in ALI BABA, 16: 437–440p. 281

KID AND WOLF, fable of, 17: 18p. 281

Kidron, reference to, 12: 486p. 281

Kilhwch and Olwen, tale of, 32: 146, 32: 149–152p. 281

Kilissa, in THE LIBATION - BEARERS, 8: 106–108p. 281

KILLED AT THE FOR D, 42: 1299–1300p. 281

KILLIECRANKIE, THE BRAES O', 6: 359–360p. 281

KILLIGREW, MRS. ANNE, ODE TO, 40: 384–388p. 281

KILMENY, by Hogg, 41: 756–765p. 281

Kin, are less than kind, 8: 87; strange the power of, 8: 167p. 281

Kindness, apt to be repeated, 1: 98; Burns on, 6: 83, 6: 252; Confucius on, 44: 58 (l. 6); defined by Hobbes, 34: 341; the power of, 5: 57; reward of, ''»: 33 (50); stronger than severity, 17: 35p. 281→ Inventory

King, Archbishop, and Swift, 28: 23p. 281

King, Dr., Bishop of London, 15: 341; relations with Dr. Donne, 15: 349–350, 15: 357; Walton on, 15: 353p. 281

King, Gregory, on laborers' income, 10: 78p. 281

KING LEAR, TRAGEDY OF, 46: 213–317; Ruskin on, 28: 137–138; Shelley on, 18: 276; stage representation of, 27: 310–311p. 281

KING THRUSH BEARD, story of, 17: 142–146p. 282

Kingcraft, Confucius on, 44: 38 (l. 7)p. 282→ Inventory

Kingdom of Ends, Kant's, 32: 343–347 n., 32: 348–349p. 282

KINGDOMS, TRUE GREATNESS OF, 3: 73–80p. 282

Kingdoms, all have graves, 40: 253; Raleigh on ruin of, 39: 71; see Princedomsp. 282→ Inventory

Kingfishers, in Cape Verd Islands, 29: 12; S. American, 29: 143p. 282→ Inventory

Kings, councillors of, 3: 52–55; Burke on, 24: 165–166, 24: 168–170; Confucius on, 44: 42 (l. 11); ECCLESIASTES on, 44: 340 (l. 13-16); Emerson on, 5: 68–69; friendships of, 3: 66–67; More on enrichment of, 36: 160–163; Penn on government of, 1: 350–353; Raleigh on, 40: 205; Ruskin on false and true, 28: 128–129; such divinity doth hedge, 46: 180; see Princes, Rulersp. 282→ Inventory

KINGS ' CHILDREN, THE Two, 17: 196–203p. 282

KING ' S COLLEGE CHAPEL, CAMBRIDGE, 41: 678p. 282

King's Evil, reference to, 46: 378p. 282

KING ' S TRAGEDY, THE, 42: 1153–1178; remarks on, 42: 1, 42: 23, 42: 26p. 282

Kingship, Calvin on true, 39: 30; Milton on, 4: 383; Pascal on, 48: 53, 48: 57–58, 48: 108 (l. 307-8,310), 48: 114 (l. 330); Pope on beginning of, 40: 428; Rousseau on origin of, 34: 215–221; Shakespeare on, 46: 159–160p. 282→ Inventory

Kingsley, Charles, POEMS by, 42: 1060–1064p. 282

Kingston, Sir William, 36: 131p. 282

KINMONT WILLIE, a ballad, 40: 108–114p. 282

Kinnersley, M r., 1: 146–147p. 282

KIRK AND STATE EXCISEMEN, 6: 460p. 282

KIRK OF SCOTLAND ' S ALARM, THE, 6: 351–354p. 282

KISS, THE PARTING, 6: 318p. 282

Kisses, E. B. Browning on, 41: 937–938; Burns on, 6: 438; of love, Goethe on, 19: 407p. 282→ Inventory

Kitchen God, 44: 11 n.p. 282

Klopstock, on Burger, 39: 326p. 282

Knavery, origin of, 34: 209p. 282→ Inventory

Knight, Chaucer's, 40: 12–13, 40: 34p. 282

Knight of the Redcrosse, Spenser's, 39: 63–64p. 282

Knight, Andrew, on bees, 11: 255; on hermaphrodites, 11: 103; on cause of variability, 11: 23p. 282

Knight-errantry, Cervantes on tales of, 14: 473–476, 14: 481, 14: 487–495; Don Quixote on, 14: 92–96; expenses of, 14: 130–131; literature of, 14: 3, 14: 9–10, 14: 48–54; Manzoni on, 21: 545–546; Sancho Panza on, 14: 118–119p. 282→ Inventory

Knighthood, in Elizabethan England, 35: 219–222p. 282→ Inventory

Knolles, Francis, 33: 229p. 282

Knolles, Sir Robert, 35: 70, 35: 78, 35: 79p. 282

KNOW, CELIA, 40: 352p. 282

Knowing Ones, in FAUST, 19: 189p. 282

Knowledge, action and, 32: 58–59; Augustine, St., on, 7: 65–66, 7: 189–190; on authority, 25: 229–239; 32: 36–39; 39: 124; Bacon on, 39: 128–129, 39: 141–142, 39: 143; beauty and, 32: 266–267, 37: 248–252, 37: 267–268, 37: 279–281; Browne on, 3: 313–314, 3: 321–322; Browne on, of self, 3: 263, 3: 266; Bunyan on two kinds of, 15: 85–86; Carlyle on, 25: 320; Channing on little, 28: 341; Comte's three ages of, 25: 104; always conditional, 34: 346; Confucius on, 44: 20 (l. 18), 44: 58 (l. 8); Dante on, 20: 302; desire of, inclines to peace, 34: 371; ECCLESIA S T E S on, 44: 336 (l. 18), 44: 342 (l. 12); Epictetus on acquisition of, 2: 132 (l. 46), 2: 140 (l. 65), 2: 143 (l. 72); of evil, Mrs. Herbert on, 15: 376; of evil, Milton on, 3: 202–203; ' vi, 277 ' 8; is not happiness, 18: 433; Harvey on advance of, 38: 76; Harvey on pursuit of, 38: 63; Hindu doctrine of, 45: 808, 45: 849; Hippocrates on requisites of, 38: 4–5; Hobbes on attainment of, 34: 352; intuitive and rational, 48: 99–100; Kempis on worldly and spiritual, 7: 295–296 (l. 2), 7: 307–308; Locke on, 37: 104–105; Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 230–231 (l. 32); Mill on a priori view of, 25: 140–141; Milton on, 4: 167–168, 4: 400–401; Pascal on impossibility of certain, 48: 30–32; Pascal on universality in, 48: 20 (l. 37); Paul, St., on, 45: 500–501 (l. 1-2); Penn on, 1: 338, 1: 348 (l. 307); pleasure the basis of, 39: 280–281; Pope on human, 40: 409; power from, 34: 360–361; 39: 142; pride in, 2: 178 (l. 177); 48: 153 (l. 460); progress of, due to passions and wants, 34: 177; progress of, requires liberty, 3: 221–222, 3: 229–230; quantity and quality of, 28: 330; as recollection, 2: 63–68; Ruskin on impossibility of, in; of self, Shelley on, 18: 276; of sense and understanding, 32: 361–362; Sidney on object of, 27: 13–14; Socrates on, 2: 8–9; is sorrow, 18: 407; taste dependent on, 24: 19–20, 24: 25; temperance in, 4: 230; timidity of, 19: 32; Ten nyson on, and wisdom, 42: 984; Thoreau on, 28: 419–420; true and false, 45: 868; two kinds of, 34: 359; vanity of human, 7: 205–206 (l. 3), 7: 206–207, 7: 208–209; 19: 24, 19: 48, 19: 74–75; 48: 113; Washington on diffusion of, 43: 243; of the world, Locke on, 37: 52, 37: 75–78, 37: 80; see Learningp. 282→ Great Idea

Knowledge, the shepherd, in PILGRIM ' S PROGRESS, 15: 123–126p. 283→ Great Idea

Know-nothing, Mrs., in PILGRIM ' S PRO G RESS, 15: 187p. 283

Knox, John, Carlyle on, 25: 367, 25: 386, 25: 411–412; life and works, 39: 58 n.; PREFACE TO REFORMATION IN SCOT LAND, 39: 58–60p. 283

Kolita, disciple of Buddha, 45: 586p. 283

Kolreuter, on the barberry, 11: 104–105; on fertility of varieties, 11: 312–313; on hermaphrodites, 11: 103; on reciprocal crosses, 11: 294; on sterility of species, 11: 286–300p. 283

Konghelle, town of, 5: 345p. 283

Korah, Psalms of sons of, 44: 194–203, 44: 249–251, 44: 252–254p. 283

Koran, Bacon on the, 3: 42 n.; Browne on the, 3: 276; editor's remarks on, 3: 1, 3: 21; Hume on morals of the, 27: 204–205; on duty of governors, 25: 244; legend of Seven Sleepers in, 38: 391–392; Pascal on the, 48: 194 (l. 597)p. 283