Honor, in religious conformity, 162.
Horace: familiarity with, 155;
quoted, 289, 361.
Horneck, Mrs., Goldsmith's friend, 310.
Horseback: illustration, 168, 260;
luxury, 298.
Hospitality: (Essay VII.), 99-109;
help to liberty, 99;
an educator for right or wrong, 100;
opposite views, 100;
tyranny over guests, 101;
reaction against old customs, 102;
a host's rights, some extra effort to be expected, 103;
disregard of a guest's comfort, 104;
instances, opinions to be respected, 105;
host should protect a guest's rights, 106;
anecdote, 107;
invasion of rights, 108;
glaring instance, 109;
affected by wealth, 140-144;
excuse by a procrastinator, 318.
(See _Guests_.)
Hosts, rights and duties (Essay VII.), 99-109 _passim_.
(See _Hospitality_.)
Houghton, Lord, his knowledge of French, 151, 152.
Housekeeping: ignorance of cost, 258, 259;
cares, 381.
Houses: effect of living in the same, ix;
big, 145;
evolution of dress, 189;
movable, 261, 262;
damage, 358.
Hugo, Victor, use of a word, 273, 274.
Humanity: obligations to, 12;
future happiness dependent upon a knowledge of languages, 148 _et seq._
Humor: in different classes, 20;
lack of it, 72;
in using a foreign language, 157, 158;
not carried into letters and pictures, 340-342.
Hungarians, their sociability, 249.
Hurry, to be distinguished from brevity in letter-writing, 331.
Husbands: narration of experience, 25, 26;
unsuitable, 40;
relations of noted men to wives, 44-62 _passim_;
compulsory unions, 94-98;
old-fashioned letter, 322;
use of post-cards, 329, 330;
privacy of letters, 350;
Montaigne's letter, 351, 352.
(See _Wives_, etc.)
Hut: suggestions of a, 261, 262;
for an artist, 314.
Huxley, Thomas Henry, on natural law, 217, 219.
Hypocrisy: to be avoided, xi-xiii;
in religion (Essay XII.), 161-174 _passim_;
not a Bohemian vice, 296.
Ibraheem, lost at sea, 226.
Ideas, their interchange dependent upon language, 148.
Idiosyncrasy: its charm, 9;
in art and authorship, 12, 13;
nullified by travel, 14, 15;
affecting marital happiness, 48-62 _passim_;
affecting family ties, 64;
wanted in letters, 347;
in amusements, 389;
congenital, 396.
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