Rights. (See different heads, such as _Hospitality_, _Sons_, etc.) Robinson Crusoe, illustration, 21. Rock, simile, 251. Roland, his sword Durindal, 391. Roman Camp, site, 14. Roman Catholicism: its effect on companionship, 6; seen in rural France, 19; illustration of the Pope, 87; infidel sons, 93; wisdom of celibacy, 120; infidel dignitaries, 162; liberty in Spain, 164; royalty hearing Mass, 167; military salute to the Host, 169; recognition in England, 169, 170, 173; Continental intolerance, 172, 173; a conscientious traveller, 173; oppression in Prussia, 173; tradesmen compelled to hear Mass, 174; Madonna's influence, 176; priestly consolation, 183; use of art, 188-190; Dominican dress, 189; cathedrals, the Host, 190; astuteness, celibacy, 199; female allies, 200; confessional, 201, 202; feudal tenacity, 255; Protestantism ignored, 256; Romanism ignored by the Greek Church, 258; compulsory attendance, 282. (See _Priesthood_, _Religion_, etc.) Romance: like or dislike for, 7; glamour of love, 42. Rome: people not subjected to the papacy, 255, 256; Byron's letter, 347. Rossetti, on Mrs. Harriett Shelley, 46. Rouen Cathedral, 190. Royal Academy, London, 266, 276. Royal Society, London, 274. Royalty, its religious bondage, 166-169, 171. Rugby, residence of a father, 84. Ruolz, the inventor, his bituminous paper, 358, 359. Russell, Lord Arthur, his knowledge of French, 152. Russia: religious position of the Czar, 168; orthodoxy, 257, 258; war with Turkey, 278. (See _Greek Church_.) Sabbath, its observance, 123. Sacredness, definition of, 208. Sacrifices: demanded by courtesy, 315, 316; in letter-writing, 329-331; to indolence, 368. Sahara, love-simile, 60. Saint Bernard, qualities, 230, 231. Saint Hubert's Day, carousal, 345. Saints, in every occupation, 209. Salon, French, 266, 276, 367. Sarcasm: lasting effects, 66; brutal and paternal, 97. Satire. (See _Sarcasm_.) Savagery, return to, 298. (See _Barbarism_, _Civilization_.) Saxons, influence in England, 251, 252. Scepticism: and religious rites, 184, 185; in clergymen's sons, 201. (See _Heresy_.) Schools, prejudice against French, 106. Schuyler's Life of Peter the Great, 96. Science: study affected by isolation, 29; and poetry, 57; superiority to mercenary motives, 132; in language, 154; adaptation of Greek language to, 158; illustration, 166; cold, 176, 178, 190; disconnected with religion, 198; affecting Bible study, 206; connection with religion (Essay XV.), 215-231 _passim_. Scolding, 75, 76.