Wacarima, Mount, 33: 369p. 440
Wadsworth, Gen., at Gettysburg, 43: 329p. 440
Wage - earners, interest of, connected with general interests, 10: 209p. 440→ Inventory
Wager, Pascal on necessity of the, 48: 84–87p. 440→ Inventory
Wages, affected by market fluctuations, 10: 60–61; in by-employments, 10: 119; relation to cost of living, 10: 75–79, 10: 84–85, 10: 87–89; de fined, 10: 53; dependent on state of society, 10: 70–74, 10: 83; determination of, 10: 56; determine d by competition, 10: 66–69, 10: 281; de termined by time, hardship and skill, 10: 48; in England (1772), 1: 304; tendency of, to equality, 10: 101; in ex clusive trades, 10: 64; increase of money, effect of, on, 10: 283; industry, relation of, to, 10: 83–86; inequalities of, due to government interference, 10: 121–144; natural inequalities of, 10: 102–113; m novel trades, 10: 116–118; population determined by, 10: 80–82; price of commodities, an element in, 10: 48; prices affected by high, 10: 99–100; profits and, confounded, 10: 53–55, 10: 113–114; proportion of, between different em ployments, 10: 64–65; real, 10: 79–80; regulation of, by law, 10: 144–145; relation of, to rates of interest, 10: 91–93; scarcity, 10: 117–118; taxes on, 10: 511–514; effect of taxes on consum p tion and, 10: 518–519p. 440→ Inventory
WAGES, by Tennyson, 42: 1005p. 440
Waggoner, fable of the, 17: 35p. 440→ Inventory
Wagner, in FAUST, 19: 29–32, 19: 43–52p. 440
Wagner, in DR. FAUSTUS, 19: 208, 19: 211–212, 19: 216–218, 19: 241, 19: 243p. 440
Wagner, Moritz, on isolation of species, 11: 109p. 440
WAIF, PROEM TO LONGFELLOW'S, 28: 378–380p. 440
Wain, constellation of the, 20: 428; Homer on the, 22: 75p. 440
Wainfleet, William, 35: 381p. 440
Wakes, Luther on, church, 36: 309p. 440
Waking, Locke on method of, 37: 22–23p. 440
Waldseemuller, Vespucci and, 43: 28 n.p. 440
Wales, agriculture of, 35: 310; bards of, 27: 8; Christianity in, 32: 173; education in (1848), 28: 155; lead mines of, 35: 322–323; literature of, 32: 138–139, 32: 144–162; realm of, Milton on, 4: 45; Renan on, 32: 137; soil of, 35: 308, 35: 310–311p. 440→ Inventory
Walid Ibn Mug hair ah, 45: 880 n., 45: 898 n.p. 440
WALKING, ESSAY ON, Thoreau ' s, 28: 393–425p. 440
Wallace, A. R., Darwin and, 11: 5–6, 11: 19; on origin of species, 11: 385p. 440
Wallace, William, Burns on, 6: 88, 6: 139–140p. 440
Walleechu, Indian god, 29: 75p. 440
Wallenstein, quoted, 21: 469p. 440
Waller, Edmund, Dryden on, 39: 154, 39: 163; POEMS by, 40: 357–358; Voltaire on, 34: 144–147p. 440
Walls, why less grand than colonnades, 24: 113–114p. 440
Walpurgis - Night, in FAUST, 19: 167–183; Dream, 19: 183–190; remarks on, 19: 7p. 440
Walsh, William, Dryden on, 13: 426p. 440
Walter, Count, in SONG OF ROLAND, 49: 120, 49: 139, 49: 162–164p. 440
Walter, Mr., of the Times, 5: 449p. 440
Waltham, Thomas, at Otterburn, 35: 92p. 440
Walton, Izaak, LIFE OF DR. DONNE, 15: 323–369; LIFE OF HERBERT, 15: 373–418; life and works, 15: 322; LIVES, editorial remarks on, 15: 1, 15: 31p. 440
Walworth, Nicholas, 35: 65, 35: 70, 35: 77, 35: 78p. 440
WALY, WALY, O, 40: 323–324p. 440
Wame su t, town of, 43: 145p. 440
WANDERING WILLIE, 6: 454p. 441
Wang - sun Chia, n note 6p. 441
Want-wit, in PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, 15: 292p. 441→ Inventory
Wanton, Madame, in PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, 15: 72, 15: 188p. 441
Wants, and pleasures, 12: 525p. 441
War ( s), ancient and modern, 3: 80, 3: 140; Arjuna on, 45: 787–789; benefit of, 3: 79; Blake on, 12: 588; causes of, 3: 78–79; expenses, 10: 447–450; fall of em pires always accompanied by, 3: 139; improvements in art of, 5: 81; Goethe's Jetter on, 19: 258; Hindu teachings on, 45: 793–794; Hobbes on causes and state of, 34: 389; Hobbes on desires that lead to, 34: 370–371; a horrid ruthless fiend, 26: 390; judgment of God, 1: 237; justification of, 3: 49–50; Machiavelli on preparation for, 36: 48–50; main tenance of, 10: 322–326; Massinger on school of, 47: 869–870; Milton on, 4: 335–336, 4: 393–394; More on, 36: 215–216; More on preparation for, 36: 144–145; overpopulation a cause of, 3: 139; pleasure in distant, 3: 8; provisions for, under the Confederation, 43: 160–162, 43: 164–165; Provisions for, under Constitution, 43: 184–185 (l. 11-16), 43: 186 (l. 3); Quaker attitude toward, 1: 107–110, 1: 190–192, 1: 213, 1: 217–220; 34: 68–69; readiness for, of different states of society, 27: 372–373; Rousseau on, 34: 213–214; rules of, in treaty with Mexico, 43: 303–305; Socrates on cause of, 2: 55; Tennyson on, 42: 1016–1017, 42: 1027, 42: 1055–1057; true strength in, 3: 74–75; unjust, support of, 28: 130–131; Voltaire on religious, 34: 85; Washington on preparation for, 43: 243; Woolman on, 1: 253p. 441
War of 1812, Treaty of Peace, 255 -p. 441
Warbeck, Perkin, Bacon on, 34: 101–102p. 441
Warburton, William, Lessing on, 32: 190; Johnson on, 39: 239–240; on Shakespeare's plays, 39: 234, 39: 235p. 441
Ward, Nathaniel, 43: 66 n.p. 441
Ward law, Henry, on the Scotch, 35: 271–272p. 441
W are, Rev. Henry, colleague of Emerson, 5: 3p. 441
Warfare, in Utopia, 36: 215–224p. 441
War gn y, Robert of, 35: 13p. 441
Warner, Master, in SHOEMAKER'S HOLIDAY, 47: 484, 47: 485–486p. 441
Warrants, in Massachusetts, 43: 69 (l. 21); in U. S., 43: 194 (l. 4)p. 441
Warren, Henry Clarke, translator of Buddhist Writings, 45: 573p. 441
Warrenites, Mill on the, 25: 158p. 441
WARRIOR, THE HAPPY, 41: 656–658p. 441
Warton, on Thomson, 39: 325p. 441
Warwick, Earl of, in Crecy campaign, 35: 9–10, 35: 11, 35: 19–20, 35: 24, 35: 30; at Poitiers, 35: 42, 35: 47, 35: 52, 35: 54p. 441
Warwick, Earl of, in Edward IV ' s reign, 5: 404p. 441
Warwick, Richard Beauchamp, Earl of, 5: 403p. 441
Warwick, in EDWARD THE SECOND, in quarrel with Gaveston, 46: 11, 46: 14–15, 46: 16–19; consents to his return, 46: 22–25, 46: 26, 46: 27; on Gaveston's return, 46: 33–35; in attack on Tynemouth, 46: 40; capture of Gaveston, 46: 43–47; in battle, 46: 53; death, 46: 54–55p. 441
Washington, George, Commander - in - Chief, 43: 169; Emerson on, 5: 128, 5: 183, 5: 213; FAREWELL ADDRESS, 43: 233–249; FIRST INAUGURAL ADDRESS, 43: 225–228; not a great reader, 28: 338; president of Constitutional Convention, 43: 180 n.; sweet in his grave, 5: 131p. 441
WASHINGTON, ODE ON BIRTHDAY OF, 6: 492–494p. 441
Wasps, in Brazil, 29: 44p. 441
Wastefulness, Confucius on, 44: 24 (l. 35); Locke on, 37: 101–102; M o ham medon, 45: 915p. 441
WAT TYLER'S REBELLION, 35: 60–80; Chaucer in, 39: 163p. 441
WAT YE WHA'S IN YON TOWN, 6: 518–520p. 441
Watchall, in NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS, 47: 866–867, 47: 872–873, 47: 883p. 441
Watches, fall in price of, 10: 203p. 441→ Inventory
Watches, ship's, 23: 17–18p. 441→ Inventory
Watchful, the porter, in PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, 15: 49–50, 15: 224, 15: 239p. 441→ Inventory
Watchful, the shepherd, in PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, 15: 123–126, 15: 293p. 441→ Inventory
Water, action of iron on, 30: 120–122; de composition of, 30: 44–48, 30: 126–127 n., 30: 131–135; different states of, 30: 114–119; Faraday on properties of, 30: 10–12; freezing-point of, 30: 231–233; Helmholtz on decomposition of, 30: 202–204; presence of, tested by potassium, 30: 114, 30: 119–120, 30: 140; produced by combustion, 30: 113–115, 30: 126; weight of, 30: 52p. 441→ Inventory
Water of Paradise, in New Atlantisp. 442
Water - carriage, Adam Smith on, 10: 23–24p. 442→ Inventory
Water Companies, Smith on, 10: 461, 10: 462–463p. 442
WATER-FOWL, ON SCARING SOME, 6: 285–286p. 442
WATERFOWL, TO A, 42: 1222–1223p. 442
Water - hogs, Darwin on, 29: 57–58p. 442
Water - power, Helmholtz on, 30: 180–181, 30: 185p. 442→ Inventory
Watson, Joseph, 1: 37–38p. 442
Watts, Isaac, hymns by, 45: 537–539; TRUE GREATNESS, 40: 398p. 442
Waverley Novels, Carlyle on, 25: 439–443p. 442
Waves, Kelvin on, 30: 275–276p. 442→ Inventory
Way land, Germanic Vulcan, 49: 17 n.p. 442
Wazilah, 45: 1005 n.p. 442
W E ARE SEVEN, 41: 667–669p. 442
W E MUST BE FREE OR DIE, 41: 675p. 442
Weak, to be, is miserable, 4: 92p. 442
Weakness, as cause of beauty, 24: 95; no excuse, 4: 435p. 442→ Inventory
Wealhtheow, Queen, 49: 22, 49: 37, 49: 39, 49: 64p. 442
Wealth, aristocracy and, 5: 202–203; Burns on, 6: 39; Channing on distinctions of, 28: 343–344; Confucius on, ' 3, (5). " (15), 44: 26 (l. 13), 44: 42 (l. 9); contentment and, 41: 522; death and, 16: 303–304, 16: 312, 16: 320–321; Emerson on hunger for, 5: 234; Goldsmith on accumulation of, 41: 510, 41: 515–516; growth of, not necessarily beneficial, 28: 362–363; ignorance of, the best riches, 41: 510; land as source of; Lowell on, 28: 463, 28: 470; Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 259 (l. 33); a means, not an end, 28: 222; measurable by labor it can buy, 10: 34–35; Mill on production and distribution of, 25: 152–153; Milton on, 4: 382–383; money as, 10: 228–229; Morris on real, 42: 1196; national, on what de pendent, 10: 5–6; natural progress of, 10: 304–309; obligations of, 1: 393–395; old age and, 9: 48; Pascal on private, 48: 378–379; Pascal on pursuit of, 48: 147 (l. 436), 48: 312 (l. 906); Pascal on respect for, 48: 112 (l. 324), 48: 116; on pride in, 48: 153 (l. 460); poverty and, Carlyle on, 25: 336; Pennon private, 1: 390 (l. 221); pro duction and distribution of; progress of, dependent on distribution, 10: 54–55; proportioned to neat, not gross, reven ue, 10: 224; public and private, connected, 10: 335–336; unused, fable of, 17: 36; Walton on, 15: 329; Woolman on, 1: 180; see Agricultural System; see Pro duction, Distribution; see Capital, Richesp. 442→ Great Idea
WEALTH OF NATIONS, Adam Smith's, remarks on, 10: 3–4; 10: 1, 10: 42–43p. 442
Weapons, change and return of, 3: 139–140p. 442→ Inventory
Weariness, Pascal on, 48: 51 (l. 131)p. 442→ Inventory
WEARY PUND O' TOW, 6: 431–432p. 442
Weather, influence of moon on, 30: 298–299p. 442→ Inventory
Weathercock, in FAUST, 19: 186p. 442
Weaver, Chaucer's, 40: 21 n.p. 442
WEAVERS, TO THE, GIN YE GO, 6: 296–297p. 442
Webb, Gen., at Gettysburg, 43: 383, 43: 384, 43: 387p. 442
Webb, George, Franklin on, 1: 51–52, 1: 58, 1: 59–60p. 442
We be r, Mill on Oberon of, 25: 92p. 442
Webster, John, CALL FOR THE ROBIN- REDBREAST, 40: 322–323; DUCHESS OF MALFI, 47: 755–855; Hazlitt on, 27: 276; life and works, 47: 754p. 442
WEBSTER-ASHBURTON TREATY, 43: 280–288p. 442
Wedded Love, Milton on, 4: 173–174p. 442
Wedding Bells, Poe on, 42: 1233p. 442
Weddings, Webster on secret, 47: 765p. 442
"WEE JOHNIE, " EPITAPH ON, 6: 219p. 442
WEE WILLIE GRAY, 6: 514–515p. 442
Weeping, Hobbes on, 34: 342; Hunt on, 27: 285p. 442→ Inventory
Weevil, Harrison on the, 35: 282p. 442→ Inventory
Wehaloosing, Indian town, 1: 268p. 442
We i, King of, 44: 22 n., 44: 41 (l. 3)p. 442
We i - sheng Kao, 44: 17 (l. 23)p. 442
We i - sheng Mou, 44: 49 (l. 34)p. 442
Weight, measured by inertia, 30: 301–302; as a motive force, 30: 177–182; transformed to vis viva, 30: 187; used to produce electricity, 30: 208p. 442→ Inventory
Weights, English and metric system of, 30: 253; regulation of, 43: 164, 43: 184 (l. 5)p. 442
Weiler, Jost von, in WILLIAM TELL, 26: 413, 26: 423, 26: 425p. 442
WELL I REMEMBER, 41: 901p. 442
Wellborn, in NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS, at Tapwell ' s, 47: 859–862; with Allworth, 47: 863–866; at Lady Allworth ' s, 47: 872–876; Overreach's plot to ruin, 47: 878; at Overreach's, with Mar - rail, 47: 879–881; with Marrall at Lady Allworth's, 47: 882–885, 47: 887; with Marrall after dinner, 47: 888–890; thought to be engaged to Lady Allworth, 47: 890–891; at Overreach's with Lady Allworth, 47: 905, 47: 906, 47: 908, 47: 909; conference with Over reach, 47: 909–910; Tapwell and Froth on, 47: 919–920; creditors and, 47: 920–923; advised by Marrall, 47: 923–924; Lady Allworth on, 47: 928–929; with Lovell and Lady Allworth, 47: 931; quarrel with Overreach, 47: 932–937; in final scene, 47: 938, 47: 939–943p. 442→ Inventory
Welfare, Michael, 1: 110p. 443
Wellington, Duke of, on Briscoll, 5: 427; Cintra affair and, 5: 377; Emerson on, 5: 375; fear of public creditors, 5: 370; on the life-guards, 5: 381; weighed his soldiers, 5: 358p. 443
Wellington, Mount, Darwin on, 29: 452p. 443
Wells, Darwin on ebbing, 29: 462p. 443→ Inventory
Wells, D r. W. C., and idea of natural selection, 11: 11p. 443→ Inventory
Welsh, Jane Baillie, wife of Carlyle, 25: 315–316, 25: 317p. 443
Welsh, see Celtic Racesp. 443
We n, Duke, 44: 47 (l. 16)p. 443
We n, King, 44: 24 n., 44: 26–27p. 443
Wenceslaus, king of Bohemia, Dante on, 20: 173, 20: 368 n.p. 443
Wer-wolves, 49: 268 n.p. 443
WERE MY LOVE YON LILAC FAIR, 6: 464p. 443
Weregild, 49: 276 n.p. 443
WERENA MY HEART LICHT, 40: 398–400p. 443
Werner, of Attinghausen, in WILLIAM TELL; see Attinghausenp. 443
Werner, Paul, in MINNA VON BARNHELM, lends money to Tellheim, 26: 304; with Just at the inn, 26: 310–312; the landlord and, 26: 332–333; with Franziska, 26: 333–335; plots to give Tellheim money, 26: 335; with Tellheim, 26: 335–340; at meeting of Franziska and Tellheim, 26: 340, 26: 341–342, 26: 343; with Franziska alone, 26: 342–343; an nounces Tellheim's coming, 26: 350; lends money to Tellheim, 26: 359–360; returns with money, 26: 370–371; reconciliation with Tellheim, 26: 374; with Franziska, 26: 374–375p. 443
Werni, in WILLIAM TELL, 26: 381–386p. 443
WERT THOU IN THE CAULD BLAST, 6: 552p. 443
Wesley, Charles, HYMNS by, 45: 559–562p. 443
Wessels, Capt., at Gettysburg, 43: 373, 43: 379p. 443
West, Thoreau on the, 28: 404–409p. 443→ Inventory
West Indies, absence of atolls in, 29: 484; Columbus on discovery of, 43: 21–27; origin of name of, 10: 399; Raleigh on disadvantages of, 33: 377–379; zoology of the, 29: 137p. 443
WEST WIND, ODE TO THE, 41: 833–835p. 443
West brook, Harriet, wife of Shelley, 18: 272p. 443
WESTMINSTER ABBEY, Addison ' s, 27: 78–80p. 443
WESTMINSTER ABBEY, ON THE TOMBS IN, 3 J 9p. 443
WESTMINSTER BRIDGE, UPON, 41: 673–674p. 443
Westminster Review, The, 25: 60–66, 25: 83–84; combined with London Review, 25: 125p. 443
Westwood, on insects, 11: 68p. 443
WET SHEET, A, AND A FLOWING SEA, 41: 783–784p. 443
WHA IS THAT AT MY BOWER-DOOR, 6: 48–49p. 443
Whales, Darwin on Greenland, 11: 225–229; jumping out of water, 29: 228 n.p. 443→ Inventory
WHA'LL BE KING BUT CHARLIE, 12: 564–565p. 443
W hap pet, Harrison on the, 35: 354p. 443
Wharton, Marquis of, Addison and, 27: 160–161p. 443
WHAT CAN A YOUNG LASSIE DO, 6: 406p. 443
WHAT GUILE Is THIS, 40: 249p. 443
Whately, Mill on, 25: 139p. 443
Wheat, parable of the, 15: 205–206p. 443
Wheat ley, Mr., editor of Pepys, 28: 285p. 443
Wheels, toothed, considered as levers, 30: 184p. 443→ Inventory
Whelks, the heart in, 38: 130p. 443
WHEN THE ASSAULT WAS INTENDED TO THE CITY, 4: 78p. 443
WHEN I HAVE BORNE, 41: 677p. 443
WHEN THE KYE COMES HAME, 41: 765–767p. 443
WHEN LILACS LAST IN THE DOOR-YARD, 42: 1412–1420p. 443
WHEN LOVELY WOMAN STOOPS, 12: 505p. 443
WHEN SHE CAM' BEN SHE BOBBED, 6: 432–433p. 443
WHEN W E TWO PARTED, 41: 787–788p. 443
WHENAS IN SILKS, 40: 336p. 443
WHERE ARE THE JOYS I HAVE MET, 6: 474p. 443
WHERE THE BEE SUCKS, 40: 266p. 443
WHERE LIES THE LAND, n 22p. 443
Whewell, William, controversy with Mill, 25: 140; on general laws, 11: 1; Mill on, 25: 130p. 443
Whiddon, Jacob, 33: 303, 33: 313, 33: 316, 33: 335, 33: 336, 33: 337p. 443
Whig Party, English, James Mill onp. 444
WHIGS, AWA', 6: 360–361p. 444
Whipping, in early Massachusetts, 43: 72 (l. 43); Locke on, of children, 37: 36–37, 37: 39–40, 37: 41, 37: 56, 37: 60–62, 37: 65–66, 37: 68–69, 37: 93–94p. 444→ Inventory
Whisky, Burns on, 6: 147, 6: 162–163p. 444→ Inventory
WHISTLE, THE, 6: 362–365p. 444
WHISTLE AND I'LL COME TO YOU, MY LAD, 6: 469p. 444
WHISTLE O'ER THE LAVE O'T, 6: 348p. 444
Whiston, on comets, 34: 118–119p. 444
White, Henry, 33: 230, 33: 245p. 444
White, Joseph, Woolman on, 1: 226, 1: 235, 1: 291p. 444
White, Joseph Blanco, T o NIGHT, 41: 913p. 444
Whitefield, Rev. George, 1: 101–104; buildin g erected for, 1: 100–101, 1: 113p. 444
WHITEFOORD, SIR JOHN, LINES TO, 6: 403p. 444
Whitman, Walt, life of, 39: 388 n.; poems by, 42: 1402–1422; PREFACE TO LEAVES OF GRASS, 39: 388–409; PREFACE of, editorial remarks on, 39: 3; 39: 1, 39: 48p. 444
Whitsunday Island, 29: 469–470p. 444
Whittier, John Greenleaf, POEMS by, 42: 1338–1364p. 444
Wholesale Trade, why smaller profits in, 10: 114–115p. 444
Whole sa ling, capital used in, 10: 290, 10: 291–292, 10: 295–296p. 444
Wholesome, Tribulation, in the ALCHEMIST, his dealings with the Alchemist, 47: 587; scene with Ananias, 47: 592–593; with Subtle, 47: 593–599; returns with Ananias, 47: 649, 47: 658–659, 47: 661–662p. 444
WHY SO PALE AND WAN, 40: 353–354p. 444
WHY, WHY TELL THE LOVER, 6: 536p. 444
Wickedness, Asaph on, 44: 232–234 (l. 3-12,17-20); M. Aurelius Antoninus on, 2: 334–335; Bildad on, 2: 98–99 (l. 5-21); Buddha on expiation of, 45: 671–674; David on, 44: 144, 44: 182 (l. 16,21), 44: 186 (l. 1,2), 44: 186–188 (l. 9-38), 44: 343 (l. 17), 44: 344–345 (l. 11-14), 44: 345 (l. 2); Eliphaz on, 44: 94–95 (l. 20-35); future punishment of, 7: 238–240; 34: 264, 34: 265–266; harms only the doer, 2: 263 (l. 55); Job on, 44: 84 (l. 24), 44: 88 (l. 6), 44: 119 (l. 3); Kempis on, 7: 244 (l. 1); not free, 2: 166 (l. 136); " the path of, " xl, 2: 77; prayer for overthrow of, 44: 153–154; Raleigh on punishment of, 39: 70–89; righteousness contrasted with, 44: 145, 44: 232–234; is weakness, 4: 435; Zophar on, 44: 101–103 (l. 5-29)p. 444→ Inventory
Widow ' s Mite, 44: 407 (l. 1-4)p. 444
Wife of Bath, in Canterbury Tales, 40: 23–24; Dryden on the, 39: 166; prologue of, 39: 171p. 444
WIFE, THE DEVOTED, 45: 693–696p. 444
WIFE OF USHER'S WELL, 40: 80–81p. 444
Wight, O. W., translator of Pascalp. 444
Wiglaf, 49: 76–83, 49: 84, 49: 89–90p. 444
Wi k i r i, Raleigh on the, 33: 367, 33: 373p. 444
Wilberforce, Samuel, 25: 81p. 444
Wild Ass, in JOB, 44: 135p. 444
Wild-head, in PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, 15: 296p. 444
WILD SWANS, THE, 17: 265–280p. 444
Wildness, Thoreau on, 28: 409–416p. 444→ Inventory
Wilfrid, Bishop, and the slaves, 5: 424p. 444
Wilfulness, Shakespeare on, 46: 261p. 444
Wilhelm Meister, Carlyle on, 25: 380–382; Wordsworth on, 5: 324p. 444
WILLIAM TELL, Schiller's, 26: 379–489; remarks on, 26: 378p. 444
Wilkinson, editor of Swedenborg, E me r son on, 5: 441p. 444
Will, absolute and conditional, 20: 300; autonomy of the; belief and, 48: 42–43 (l. 99); beliefs of the, 48: 400–401; Coleridge on the, 5: 319–320; defined, 32: 356; freedom of the; Hobbes on the, 34: 344; Hume on power of the, 37: 338–342, 37: 344, 37: 346; inferior to the soul, 5: 139; Kant on absolute value of the, 32: 305–315, 32: 347, 32: 349–350; Marcus Aurelius on the, 2: 232 (l. 8); obligations of the, 32: 324–342; power of the, 5: 290; reason and, 32: 324; Rousseau on the, 34: 249–250; Woolman on human, 1: 298, 1: 299; see Autonomy of the Will; see Free Willp. 444→ Great Idea
Will-o'-the Wisps, in FAUST, 19: 189p. 444
WILL YE GO TO THE INDIES, MY MARY, 6: 201p. 444
Wills, as evidences of character, 9: 327; Mohammed on, 45: 1005; Montaigne on men ' s dislike of, 32: 12p. 444→ Inventory
Willdo, Parson, 47: 927, 47: 937–938, 47: 941, 47: 942p. 444
William the Conqueror, census under, 35: 231; introduced money payments of taxes, 10: 30; love of deer, 5: 351; Vane on, 43: 121; Voltaire onp. 444
William H I, king of England, Burke on election of, 24: 156–159; Dissenters and, 27: 137; Johnson on, 27: 158p. 445
William and Mary, Burke on titles of, 24: 156–159p. 445
William I, of Orange ( d. c. 808), 20: 362 n.p. 445
William of Orange ( the Silent), anecdote of, 5: 290p. 445
William of Orange ( the Silent), in EGMONT, love of Netherlanders for, 19: 258; suspected by Margaret, 19: 262–263; sent for by Margaret, 19: 265; visit to E g mont, 19: 283–288; gone from Brussels, 19: 298; summoned by Alva, 19: 303; plan to arrest, 19: 305–306; declines to come, 19: 306–307p. 445
William II, of Sicily, in Paradise, 20: 371 n.p. 445
William of North Berwick, 35: 90p. 445
William of Wykeham, Carlyle on, 5: 462p. 445
WILLIE BREW'D A PECK O' MAUT, 6: 355p. 445
WILLIE NICOL'S MARE, ELEOY ON, 6: 376–377p. 445
Willis, Nathaniel P., Poe on lines by, 28: 374–375p. 445
Willoughby, Lord, 35: 25, 35: 42, 35: 55p. 445
WILLOW-WREN, THE, AND THE BEAR, 17: 190–192p. 445
WILLY DROWNED IN YARROW, 41: 498–499p. 445
Wilson, Capt., ( in 1859), 23: 384–385; in San Diego, 23: 108p. 445
Wilson, J., BOAT SONG, 42: 1064–1065p. 445
WILT THOU BE MY DEARIE, 6: 479p. 445
Wilton Hall, Emerson on, 5: 459p. 445
Winchester, Bishop of, in EDWARD THE SECOND, 46: 69, 46: 71, 46: 74p. 445
Winchester Cathedral, Emerson on, 5: 461–462p. 445
WINCHESTER, MARCHIONESS OF, EPITAPH ON, 4: 27–29p. 445
W in c k el man n, on the study of beauty, 5: 299p. 445
Wind, Coleridge on the, 41: 731p. 445→ Inventory
WIND AND SUN, fable of, 17: 34–35p. 445
Windmills, Helmholtz on, 30: 185–186p. 445→ Inventory
Winds, Herodotus on cause of, 33: 18; in GARDEN OF PARADISE, 17: 280–285; names of the, 4: 308p. 445→ Inventory
WINDOW, WRITTEN ON A, 6: 276p. 445
Window - taxes, 10: 494–495p. 445→ Inventory
Windows, ancient, 9: 226 n.; in old England, 35: 295, 35: 296; in Utopia, 36: 177p. 445→ Inventory
Wine ( s), Burns on, 6: 146; desire of, which warriors overturn, 4: 428; of Egypt, 33: 40; Eliot on, 5: 126; Homer on effects of, 22: 197, 22: 291–292; invented by Bacchus, 8: 379; man ufacture of, Pasteur on, 38: 276, 38: 303 n.; misused, sweet poison of, 4: 46; Mohammed on, 45: 1003; Omar Khayyam on, 41: 943–944, 41: 951, 41: 956, 41: 957; Pascal on, 48: 26 (l. 71); price of, in regard to drunkenness, 10: 364p. 445
Wineland, see Vinlandp. 445
Winfield, Sir Richard, 36: 97p. 445
Wings, of insects, developed from tracheae, 11: 187; peculiar uses of, 11: 176–177; used for other purposes than flight, 29: 205; various kinds of, 11: 192–193p. 445→ Inventory
Winkelried, Arnold von, at Semp ac h, 26: 460 n.p. 445
Winkelried, Struth von, in WILLIAM TELL, 26: 412–426p. 445
Winter, Burns on, 6: 475–476; Collins on, 41: 481; Goethe on departure of, 19: 43; Shelley on, 41: 835p. 445→ Inventory
WINTER, Shakespeare's, 40: 262p. 445
WINTER: A DIRGE, by Burns, 6: 31–32p. 445
WINTER, ODE TO, Campbell's, 41: 771–773p. 445
WINTER, ODE ON, Cotton's, 39: 309–310p. 445
WINTER, THE, IT IS PAST, 6: 303p. 445
WINTER NIGHT, A, 6: 248–251p. 445
WINTER'S, GLOOMY, NOW AWA', 41: 594p. 445
Winter, Master, with Drake, 33: 201, 33: 208, 33: 229, 33: 247p. 445
Winter, William, with Gilbert, 33: 273, 33: 274p. 445
Winterhie, Robert, 33: 205p. 445
Winthrop, John, ON ARBITRARY GOVERNMENT, 43: 85–105p. 445
Wisdom, Buddha on, 45: 595, 45: 702–704, 45: 739; Carlyle on, 25: 374; Confucius on, 44: 20 (l. 20,21), 44: 29 (l. 28), 44: 40 (l. 22), 44: 48 (l. 30), 44: 56 (l. 9); cunning and, 1: 337 (l. 151); 3: 57; defined, 2: 71; acquisition of, by discussion, 25: 215; ECCLESIASTES on, 44: 336 (l. 17-18), 44: 337 (l. 12-16), 44: 343 (l. 11-12,16-19), 44: 344 (l. 1), 44: 346 (l. 2), 44: 347 (l. 13-18), 44: 347 (l. 10); Elihu on, 44: 122 (l. 9); Emerson on, 5: 11–14, 5: 100, 5: 237; fear of God, the beginning of, 44: 288 (l. 10); necessary to friendship, 9: 23; highest, M. A ure lius Antoninus on, 2: 335; highest, Kempis on, 7: 206 (l. 3); highest, Pennon, (244-8); Hindu conception of, 45: 849–850; Job on, 44: 114–115 (l. 12-28); learning and, 37: 128, 37: 173; needs leisure, 24: 188 n.; Locke on, 37: 119; love and, 3: 27; Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 225 (l. 9); Massinger on, 47: 877; Milnes on delights of, 42: 1057–1058; Montaigne on aim of, 32: 9; ostentatious, 2: 177 (l. 175); Pascal on pride in, 48: 153 (l. 460); Paul, St., on, 45: 494–495 (l. 18-20); Pope on, 40: 437; profitless with God, 7: 275 (l. 2); pleasures of, 3: 8; Raleigh on, 40: 206; Ruskin on, 28: 130; Schiller on love of, 32: 230; slow growth of, r 73 ( J 55); Socrates on human, 2: 10–11; Solomon on, 39: 90–91; spiritual, Kempis on, 7: 295 (l. 2), 7: 297 (l. 4); Tennyson on, 42: 984; true, attained by death, 2: 54–57; true, Epictetus on, 2: 178 (l. 177); true, Kempis on, 7: 298–299; true, Montaigne on, 32: 50; virtu e and, Cicero on, 9: 15; way to, 7: 209 (l. 4); 2: 140 (l. 66); Webster on opinion of, 47: 774; what else is ( song), 8: 409–410; worldly, 1: 374–377; only true measure of worth, 2: 58; see Knowledgep. 445→ Great Idea
Wisdom, Robert, Beaumont on, 40: 320p. 446
Wisdom of Ages, Bentham on, 27: 226–229p. 446
WISDOM FOR A MAN'S SELF, ESSAY ON, 3: 60–61p. 446
WISE, SEEMING, ESSAY ON, 3: 64–65p. 446
WISE FOLKS, a story, 17: 192–195p. 446
Wise Man, Penn ' s, 1: 377–378, 1: 338 (l. 167)p. 446
WISH, A, by Rogers, 12: 582p. 446
WISH, THE LAST, 42: 1119p. 446
Wishes, fable on, 17: 39; oft hide the object we wish for, 19: 369p. 446→ Inventory
WISHES FOR SUPPOSED MISTRESS, 40: 359–363p. 446
Wit, acquired, 34: 352; Beaumont on, 40: 320–321; cause of differences of, 34: 352; death and, 40: 261; discretion and fancy in, 34: 351; good nature and, Sheridan on, 18: 136; has only fancy value, 32: 345; Hobbes on, 34: 349; judgment compared with, 24: 17–18; malice and, Sheridan on, 18: 120; natural, 34: 349; Pennon, 1: 338–339; piety and, Goldsmith on, 18: 201; puny, can work but puny sin, 8: 331; Raleigh on, 40: 205; without good breeding, 37: 72p. 446→ Inventory
Witch, in MANFRED, 18: 423–427p. 446→ Inventory
Witch, in FAUST, 106 - np. 446→ Inventory
Witch, young, in FAUST, 19: 186p. 446→ Inventory
Witchcraft, Browne on, 3: 281–283; first English law against, 47: 547 n.; Hobbes on, 34: 382; punish men t of, in Dante's HELL, 20: 46, 20: 81–84; punishment of, in old England, 35: 366p. 446→ Inventory
Witches, Hobbes on, 34: 317; in early Massachusetts, 43: 80 (l. 2)p. 446→ Inventory
Witches, in MACBETH, 46: 321–322, 46: 324–326, 46: 305–309p. 446→ Inventory
Witford, Mr., Roper on, 36: 91p. 446
Wither, George, poems by, 40: 331–333p. 446
Witherington, the squire, 40: 96, 40: 99p. 446
With ington, Lo throp, 35: 216p. 446
Witnesses, Hume on evidence of, 37: 377–378; right of summoning, in U. S., 43: 194–195 (l. 6)p. 446→ Inventory
Witticisms, Pascal on, 48: 21 (l. 46)p. 446
Wives, husbands and, Goethe on, 19: 402–403; husbands and, St. Paul on, 45: 498, 45: 500 (l. 39); husbands and, Ruskin on, 28: 144–146; impediments to great works, 3: 21; Massinger on choice of, 47: 918; Milton on, 4: 440–441; Milton on false, 4: 433–434; Penn on choice of, 1: 332 (l. 92-3); Oberon's counsel to, 19: 184; "pearls of price, " 137; proverb of, 1: 76p. 446→ Inventory
Wizards, in FAUST, 19: 173p. 446
WOE Is ME, MY MOTHER DEAR, 6: 24p. 446
Woe, joy and, Blake on, 12: 588; luxury of, Calderon on, 26: 9; nothing un scathed by, 8: 275; from too much prosperity, 8: 35–36; springs from wrong, 8: 35, 8: 70p. 446→ Inventory
Wolf, F. A., on Homeric question, 22: 3–4p. 446
Wolf, Johann Christian von, 32: 302 n.p. 446
WOLF AND DOG, fable of, 17: 22–23p. 446
WOLF AND FOX, Grimm ' s tale of, 17: 167–168p. 446
WOLF AND KID, fable of, 17: 18p. 446
WOLF AND LAMB, fable of, 17: 11p. 446
WOLF AND NURSE, fable of, 17: 29p. 446
WOLF AND SEVEN KIDS, a tale, 17: 54–57p. 446
WOLF IN SHEEP'S CLOTHING, fable of, 17: 27p. 446
Wolfe, Charles, BURIAL OF SIR JOHN MOORE, 41: 822–823p. 447
Wolfe, Reginald, Cosmography of, 35: 216p. 447
Wolfenschiessen, the, 26: 382 n., 26: 398p. 447
Wolfram of Eschenbach, Renan on, 32: 147p. 447
Wolly, Sir Francis, D r. Donne and, 15: 329, 15: 332p. 447
Wolsey, ambition to be Pope, 36: 102; as Chancellor, 36: 106–107; removed from Chancellorship, 36: 106; Charles V and, 36: 102; as commissioner, 36: 103–104; suggests divorce of Queen Catherine, 36: 102; More and, 36: 92, 36: 96–97, 36: 98; Bishop Stoksely and, 36: 105–106p. 447
Wolves, Darwin on development of, 11: 97–98; dogs and, 35: 355–356; why less despicable than dogs, 24: 57; in Egypt, 33: 37; habits of, 5: 374; men changed to, 49: 268 n.p. 447→ Inventory
Woman ( en), adroitness of, 19: 363; Æschylus on insight of, 8: 25; ar g u in g with, 40: 189; Beaumont ' s Philaster on, 47: 712–713; beauty of, as caused by delicacy, 24: 95; beauty of, E me r son on, 5: 305–306; beauty of, Pascal on, 48: 414; beauty of, Ruskin on, 28: 146–147; "brief as love of, " xlvi, 28: 152; Browne on, 3: 323 (l. 9); Bunyan on, 15: 266; two burdens of, 8: 310; Burns on, 6: 133–134, 6: 169, 6: 220, 6: 259, 6: 328, 6: 474–475; Celtic ideal of, 32: 142; Chaucer on, 40: 44; Chaucer on coun sel of, 40: 46; counterfeit weakness in, 24: 90; creation of, Milton on, 4: 255–256; D e Vere on, 40: 289; DIVINE COMEDY, written in praise of, 20: 4; Donne on fickleness of, 40: 307; Don Quixote on affections of, 14: 157; Dry den on, 18: 53, 18: 73; ECCLESIASTES on, 44: 343–344 (l. 26-8); education of, Defoe on, 27: 148–151; education of, Frank lin on, 1: 15, 1: 93; education of, Ruskin on, 28: 136, 28: 146–156; Emerson on, 5: 215–216; Euripides on, 8: 331; "frailty thy name is, " xlvi, 8: 103; Goethe's Dorothea on duties of, 19: 391; happiest knowledge of, 4: 170–171; individuality of, Emerson on, 5: 128–129; Lessing on, 26: 323; liberties of, in Massachusetts, 43: 82; in literature, 28: 137–143; I ° ve of, by what won, 4: 440; love of, Poe on, 28: 390, 28: 392; MacNeil on marriages of, 41: 578; Mephistopheles on creation of, 19: 104; Milton on, 4: 162, 4: 257, 4: 266, 4: 290, 4: 295–296, 4: 334–335, 4: 434, 4: 437; man and, compared in evil, 19: 173; man and, relations of, 48: 418; in M o ham me d an countries, 45: 991 n.; Mohammedan verses on, 16: 10; M on taigne on friendships of, 32: 76; More on idleness of, 36: 180; P at - more on, 28: 144; Paul, St., on, 45: 505 (l. 7-12); as the subject of poetry, 28: 392; public duties of, 28: 156–162; Raleigh on, 39: 90; Ruskin on sphere of, 28: 136–147; to be shielded, not tempted, 14: 316–317; Socrates on, 39: 10–13; Shakespeare on, 46: 146; Tennyson on, 42: 984; in Utopia, 36: 179, 36: 183, 36: 184, 36: 186, 36: 215, 36: 221, 36: 231; Virgil on, 13: 172; Webster on inconstancy of, 47: 784; Webster ' s Bosola on, 47: 778; Wither on, 40: 332–333p. 447
Woman Suffrage, Mill on, 25: 68, 25: 151 n., 25: 186–187; movement started by Mill, 25: 174; in U. S., 43: 198 (l. 19)p. 447
WOMAN, THE RIGHTS OF, 6: 446–447p. 447
Woman ' s Rights, Emerson on, 5: 303; Mill on, 25: 5p. 447
WOMEN, EDUCATION OF, by Defoe, 27: 148–151p. 447
Wonder, mean and noble, 28: 114; caused by novelty, 48: 40 (l. 90); Wordsworth on, 39: 324p. 447→ Inventory
Wood, price of, 10: 169–170p. 447→ Inventory
Wood, Antony, on universities, 28: 47p. 447
Woodcock, Katherine, wife of Milton, 4: 5; Milton on, 4: 86p. 447
WOODEN GOD, fable of the, 17: 27p. 447
WOODLARK, TO THE, 6: 531–532p. 447
WOODMAN AND SERPENT, fable of, 17: 18p. 447
Wood not, Arthur, 15: 388, 15: 394, 15: 395, 15: 415, 15: 416–417p. 447
WOODNOTES, 42: 1249–1261p. 447
Woodpeckers, color of, 11: 197–198; habits of, 11: 179p. 447→ Inventory
Woodruff's Battery, at Gettysburg, 43: 337, 43: 351, 43: 373, 43: 381, 43: 382p. 447
Woods, Emerson on beauty of, 5: 223–224p. 447→ Inventory
Woods, Mr., Prologue written for, 6: 260–261p. 447
Woodville, Dr., 38: 199, 38: 204, 38: 205–206, 38: 209p. 447
Woodward, Hezekiah, on Lord ' s Prayer, 5: 381p. 447
Woodward, Samuel, on cirripedes, 11: 342; on geological formations, 11: 332p. 447
WOOED AND MARRIED AND A ', 12: 567–568p. 448
WOOER, THE BRAW, 6: 536–537p. 448
Wool, price of, 10: 193–199p. 448→ Inventory
Woolen Manufactures, improvements in, 10: 206–207p. 448
Woolman, Elizabeth, sister of John Wool - man, 1: 183p. 448
Woolman, John, birth and education of, 1: 169–170, 1: 174, 1: 187; business attitude of, 1: 180, 1: 195–196, 1: 235–236; creed of, 1: 172–174, 1: 229–230; death of, 1: 313–314; Delaware, journey to, 1: 185; doubts of, 1: 189–190; manner of dress, 1: 253–254, 1: 302–303 n.; duty, incidents of his sense of, 1: 177, 1: 179–180, 1: 194–195, 1: 309–310; early occupation, 1: 174–175, 1: 180; East Jersey, journeys to, 1: 179, 1: 183; English journey, 1: 289–308; epistle to Friends in N. Carolina, 1: 209–212; ex hortation to follow inner light, 1: 274; first speeches in meeting, 1: 175–176; in the French war, 1: 221–222; on Huss and a Kempis, 1: 222–223; Indian visit of, 1: 255–270; journey to back settlements, 1: 181–182; letter on affliction, 1: 197–199; letter to wife, 1: 240; life and character, 1: 168; in London, 1: 302; Long Island visit of, 1: 194; marriage of, 1: 187; Mary land visited by, 1: 275–281; miraculous appearance of Divine Truth, 1: 200; un der standing with a friend, 1: 228; New England journeys of, 1: 183–185, 1: 239–249; parents, his relations with, 1: 169–171, 1: 172; Pennsylvania visit of, 1: 223–224; pleurisy of, 1: 287–288; robins, incident of killing the, 1: 170; Scotch servant and, 1: 176; simplicity of life, 1: 180, 1: 195; on slavery, 1: 202–205, 1: 206–208; slavery, his book on, 1: 187, 1: 189, 1: 250–251; slavery, his first opposition to, 1: 177–178; slavery among Quakers opposed by, 1: 208–209, 1: 211, 1: 225, 1: 273; slaves, education of, moved by, 1: 209; slave-owners visited by, 1: 227–228, 1: 234–235; slave-owners' wills, refuses to write, 1: 188–189, 1: 192–193; slavesale, restitution for assisting in, 1: 281–282, 1: 284; slave-states, uneasiness in, 1: 182–183, 1: 201–203; slave-trade, petition against, 1: 242–244; on the small-pox, 1: 235–238; souther n journey, 1: 200–216; spiritual awaken ing, 1: 164–169; as a tailor, 1: 180–181, 1: 195; trade with Barbadoes, 1: 284–285; vision of death and the slaves, 1: 306–307; West In dian visit, desires and scruples about, 1: 284–287; youthful faults, 1: 171–173p. 448
WOOLMAN, JOHN, JOURNAL OF, 1: 169–312; editorial remarks on, 1: 1, 1: 31p. 448
Woolman, Samuel, 1: 187–188p. 448
Words, acts and, Bunyan on, 15: 83; acts and, Confucius on, 44: 8 (l. 13), 44: 48 (l. 29), 44: 14 (l. 22,24), 44: 15–16 (l. 9); acts and, Epictetus on, 2: 177 (l. 175); acts and, Goethe on, 19: 16; acts and, Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 279 (l. 16), 2: 288 (l. 15); aggregate, simple abstract, and compound abstract, 24: 129–130; Berkeley on, 37: 236–237, 37: 245–246, 37: 267, 37: 269, 37: 271–272; Burke on, 24: 51–54, 24: 129–137, 24: 137–140; Confucius on, 44: 41 (l. 3), 44: 52 (l. 22), 44: 67 (l. 3); Dryden on antiquat ed, 39: 169; Emerson on, 5: 164; Goethe on, 19: 30, 19: 81, 19: 110; Hobbes on use of, 34: 323–326; Johnson on, 39: 186; Kempis on, 7: 213, 7: 310 (l. 1); meaning of, 326-7> 329-30, 34: 332–333; Montaigne on, 32: 60–66; Pascal on arrangement of, 48: 16 (l. 23); Pascal on meanings of, 48: 22 (l. 50); Pennon, 1: 383 (l. 123-6); R us kin on importance of, 28: 102–105; Stevenson on, 28: 278–279, 28: 280; Swift on, 27: 115; Tzu - kung on, 44: 66 (l. 25); wise men ' s counters, money of fools, 34: 327p. 448→ Inventory
Wordsworth, William, Arnold on, 42: 1135, 42: 1136–1137; 28: 81; his modern ization of Chaucer, 28: 78; Emerson on, 5: 21, 5: 323–326, 5: 445; Emerson's second visit to, 5: 464–465; Mazzini on, 32: 386; Mill on, 25: 93–95; poems by, 41: 595–681; on poetry, 28: 66; PREFACES to poems, 39: 267–336; the Roman tic Movement and, 39: 267 n.; the study of, 28: 398p. 448
Work, Carlyle on, 25: 364; Emerson on, 5: 286; Goethe on, 25: 388; Hindu doctrine of, 45: 799–801, 45: 805–806, 45: 809–810, 45: 813, 45: 866–867, 45: 870–871; without hope, Coleridge on, 25: 89p. 448→ Inventory
Work ( mechanical), amount of, defined, 30: 175–176; amount of, not increased by machines, 30: 181–185; capacity for, exhausted by performance, 30: 177–179, 30: 181, 30: 186, 30: 188, 30: 189, 30: 201, 30: 202, 30: 203–204, 30: 207–208; performed by gravity, 30: 178–181; changed to heat, 30: 196–197; measurement of, 30: 178–179; produced by chemical forces, 30: 200–204; produced by elastic forces, 30: 188–189; produced by electricity, 30: 204–207; produced by heat, 30: 189–194, 30: 195–196; produced by velocity of moving masses, 30: 185–188; thermal equivalent of, 30: 198–200p. 448
Works, Luther on justification by, 36: 346, 36: 347–348, 36: 349, 36: 350–351, 36: 354, 36: 356–357, 36: 359–378; Jesus on, 44: 370 (l. 47-9); tested by time, 39: 209p. 449→ Inventory
World, the, Arnold on, 42: 1138; beauty of, 1: 361–362 (l. 485); Browne on, 3: 326; Buddha on eternity of, 45: 647–652; changes in, 39: 107; Drummond on, 40: 327 (l. 196,197); end of, Browne on, 3: 297–298, 3: 302; end of, Buddhistic, 45: 603; end of, Hayes on, 33: 266; end of, Raleigh on, 39: 105–108; end of, Stoic belief of, 9: 290 n.; idea of eternity of, 39: 101, 39: 102–107; ' na grain of sand, 41: 586; Hume on origin of, 37: 395–396; indestructibility of, 19: 58–59; Socrates's conception of, 2: 104–109; Tennyson on mystery of, 42: 1020; undivine conceptions of, 45: 861; visible, a picture of the invisible, 3: 263 (l. 12); see Earth, Universep. 449→ Great Idea
WORLD, THE, IS TOO MUCH WITH US, 41: 678p. 449→ Great Idea
WORLD WELL LOST, Dryden ' s, 18: 13–106p. 449
World-citizenship, Epictetus on, 2: 121–122 (l. 15,16); Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 209–210 (l. 11), 2: 213 (l. 4)p. 449→ Inventory
Worldliness, aspirations and, 19: 33; Bacon on, 3: 105; Bunyan on, 15: 308–309; Jesus on, 44: 388 (l. 22-34); Raleigh on, 39: 90, 39: 93–95p. 449→ Inventory
Worldling, in FAUST, 19: 187p. 449
Worldly Goods, Kempis on, 7: 228 (l. 2), 7: 277–278 (l. 1,2); Marcus Aurelius on, 2: 225–226 (l. 10)p. 449
WORLDLY PLACE, by Arnold, 42: 1139p. 449
Worldly Things, transitoriness of, 16: 300–304, 16: 311–312, 16: 316–317, 16: 320–321p. 449
Worldly Wisdom, Pennon, 1: 374–377p. 449
Worldly Wiseman, Mr., in PILGRIM'S PROGRESS, 15: 21–24, 15: 26p. 449
WORLD'S WANDERERS, THE, 41: 856p. 449
WORM, THE CONQUEROR, 42: 1240–1241p. 449
Worm, Shakespeare on the, 46: 172–173p. 449→ Inventory
Worry, Epictetus on, 2: 123 (l. 19); see Anxietyp. 449
Worship, better than knowing, 45: 847; Calvin on splendor in, 39: 35–36; Confucius on, 44: 10 (l. 12); Emerson on loss of, 5: 37–38; natural forms of, 34: 378; Pennon, 1: 363–364; Rous - seau on, 34: 256–257, 34: 282–283; in Utopia, 36: 233–236p. 449→ Inventory
WORSHIP, ESSAY ON, 5: 273–295p. 449
Worth, Confucius on, 44: 13 (l. 14); Emerson on, 5: 188; Jonson on, 40: 291 (l. 152); Hobbes on, 34: 361, 34: 369; moral, tests of, 32: 309–315, 32: 349–350; Pope on, 40: 435; is worth wherever found, 26: 416p. 449→ Inventory
Worth i lake, Capt., ballad on, 1: 14p. 449
Worth ington, D r., 37: 134p. 449
Wortley, Mr., quoted, 5: 393p. 449
Wotton, Sir Henry, George Herbert and, 15: 383; poems by, 40: 287–289; Walton on, 15: 353; Walton ' s Life of, 15: 322p. 449
WOUND-DRESSER, THE, 42: 1408–1410p. 449
WOUNDED HARE, THE, 6: 339–340p. 449
Wounds, antiseptic care of, 38: 257–263, 38: 266–267; gunshot, Lister on, 38: 265–266; gunshot, Par£ on, 38: 11–12, 38: 38, 38: 52–53; cause of suppuration in, 38: 257p. 449→ Inventory
Wrath, Dante on, 20: 50; the sin of, in FAUSTUS, 19: 227–228; punishment of, in HELL, 20: 31, 20: 47; see Angerp. 449→ Inventory
Wratislaus, Duke of Bohemia, 35: 265–266p. 449
WRECK OF THE HESPERUS, 42: 1269–1271p. 449
WREN'S NEST, THE, 6: 542p. 449
Wrens, nests of, 11: 284p. 449→ Inventory
Wrestler, life of a, Epictetus on, 2: 155–156 (l. 104)p. 449→ Inventory
Wrestling, Milton advises, 3: 244–245p. 449→ Inventory
Wright, D r., Franklin on, 1: 148p. 449
Wright ington, To m, 23: 390p. 449
Writers, pecuniary rewards of, 10: 135–136p. 449
Writing, among the Egyptians, 33: 23; extempore, Carlyle on, 25: 443–447; extempore, Shelley on, 27: 354–355; invention of, 10: 444; Locke on instruc tion in, 37: 134–135; make than exact man, 3: 122; natural, Pascal on, 48: 14 (l. 14); for the press, Mill on, 25: 55; the primary art, 27: 255; for subsistence, Mill on, 25: 55; Stevenson on difficulty of, 28: 278p. 449→ Inventory
Writings, Arabian verses on, 16: 82; Franklin on, 1: 103–104; virtue of, tested by time, 39: 208–209p. 449→ Inventory
Wrong, right and, Emerson on, 5: 62; right and, Pope on, 40: 409–415; Rous seau on, 34: 268; Socrates on, 2: 37p. 449→ Inventory
Wrong - doing, Manzoni on, 21: 34; Mar cus Aurelius on, 2: 202 (l. 10); Marcus Aurelius on patience under, 2: 246 (l. 22,26), 2: 268 (l. 11,20), 2: 272 (l. 38), 2: 273 (l. 42), 2: 279 (l. 13), 2: 289 (l. 18), 2: 297 (l. 16); M o ham medon punishment of, 45: 894 n.; punishment of, Emerson on, 5: 100; punishment of, Epictetus on, 2: 120 (l. 12); reason of, 3: 15p. 449→ Inventory
Wrongs, " in se, " and " prohibit a, " xxvp. 450
W u, King, 44: 26 (l. 20), 44: 67 n.p. 450
Wulf, Eofor and, 49: 73 n., 49: 86–87p. 450
Wulfgar, in BEOWULF, 49: 15–16p. 450
W u - maC h ' i, 44: 23 (l. 30)p. 450
Wyatt, Sir Thomas, Jonson on, 27: 56; LOVER'S APPEAL, 40: 192–193; A SUPPLICATION, 40: 192p. 450
Wycherley, Taine on, 39: 428; Vol taire on, 34: 136–138, 34: 139p. 450
Wyclif, Milton on, 3: 223; rise of, 3: 196p. 450
W ye, lines composed on banks of the, 12: 635–639p. 450
Wygate, Franklin and, 1: 47–48p. 450
Wyndham, Sir William, 1: 49p. 450
Wyrd, 49: 17 n.; references to, 49: 18, 49: 21, 49: 25, 49: 38, 49: 71, 49: 74p. 450