Decoration, delicate and rough, i. 137, 138. Demand, law of supply and, letters on, 39-44; foolish, ii. 100; the largest, that of hell, _ib._ Denmark, the position of, in 1863, ii. 17 _seqq._ Denudation, i. 181, 182; its place in physical mythology, i. 183, 184. Derby, the, 1859, ii. 10 (note). "Derby Day," Frith's, i. 55. (See also i., xvii. note.) De Saussure, i. 188, 189 (note). Deucalion, the myth of, i. 183. "Deucalion" referred to. (See Ruskin, books quoted.) Diagrams, illustrating rainbow reflections, i. 201, 202. Dickens, letter of, to Mr. Bennett, ii. 183 (note); bibliography of, letters in the, ii. 190; death of, ii. 125 (note). "Pickwick" referred to, ii. 97. Dinner tables, modern, ii. 59. "Disciple of Art and Votary of Science," article in _Liverpool Albion_, ii. 187 (note). Discovery, the merits of, i. 187 _seqq._ Distances, focal, i. 5. Dividends, railway--a tax on the traveller, ii. 82. Dogs, Protestant and Catholic, ii. 11; "dog or bee" letter, ii. 127. Domestic servants. (See Servants.) Meaning of word "domestic," ii. 102 (note.) "Dones" and "undones," ii. 142. Doric modes, ii. 148. Drama, reform of the, ii. 193, 194. Drawing. (See Art.) Drawing-master, the first work of a, i. 28. Drawings, chance beauty of good, i. 111; subtlety possible in, i. 93, 94 _seqq._; effect of light, etc., on, i. 83, 84, 102, 103, 105; how to mount, i. 83; how to frame, i. 83. Dreams, Homeric myth as to, i. 75, and note. Dress, right, ii. 154 _seqq._; national, ii. 155; dress-making, ii. 139; letter on "sad colored costumes," ii. 156. Drunkenness, and Crime, ii. 129; a crime in itself, _ib._; instance of death by, ii. 39 (note). Dudley, Lord, "Angelico" in the collection of pictures of, i. 44, and note. Dulwich, railway at, ii. 97. Duncan's, Mr., "Shiplake, on the Thames," i. 201 (note). Dürer, Albert, i. 28, 63; and Holbein, their theology of death, i. 118. Durham Cathedral, i. 161. Duty, meaning of the word, ii. 63, 142. "E. A. F." letter signed, on the designs for the "Foreign Office," i. 99. "Eagle's Nest" (see Ruskin: books quoted), ii. 146. Earth-Gods, ii. 172. Eastlake, Sir C., attack on, i. 37 (note), 39, 91; his knowledge of oil pictures, i. 46, 47 (note); his paintings, and Byron's poems, i. 20. ---- Mr. C. L., his book on the Gothic Revival, i. 155 (note). "Economist," letter in _Daily Telegraph_ from, ii. 41, 44 (note). Economy defined, its three senses, ii. 157; meaning of the word, ii. 105. (See Political Economy.) Edinburgh, ii. 137; improvements at, i. 145, 150; Sundays at, ii. 11; Trinity Chapel, i. 147; University of, and Prof. Hodgson, ii. 44 _seqq._ ---- Castle, alterations at, i. 147, 149, 150; its grandeur, _ib._; no longer a military position, i. 150.