German, educational thought, 56; educational reform, 91. Ghost, the Holy, 95, 112, 146, 155. Giotto, 132. God, we are made for, 90; the will of, 20, 129; relationship to, 89, 212; an ultimate fact, 114; duty to, 136; fatherhood of, 145; authority of, 127, 138; the thought of, 140; the Holy Spirit, 146; a revelation of, 159. Habit, of prompt obedience, 20; in physical training, 104-110; local, 107; intellectual, 118, 119; of sweet thought, 135; of religious life, 140; of thought of God, 140; of praise, 143; of Sunday-keeping, 144. _Hamlet_, 188. Hare, Augustus, 13-15. ‘Harlech,’ Turner’s, 204. Hauser, Kaspar, 71-74. Hawkshead, 191, 202. Hector, 98. Heraklitos, 158. Herbart, psychology of, 58-100; eliminates personality, 58; German educators work upon, 91; discards faculties, 92; on education in the family, 94; theory of, ethical, 98; on ‘apperception mass,’ 185. Historic sense, Ruskin’s local, 199. History, 235. Holmes, O. Wendell, 169. Homer, 152. Home rule, 26. Human, a, being, 68; relationships, 80, 88; intelligence, 82; full, life, 82. Human reason, finality of, 8. Humour, good, 29. Huxley, 18, 157, 237. Idea, a captain, 161. Ideas, behaviour of, 69; cannot be begotten unaided, 69; certain, attracted by certain persons, 70; that strike us, 70; awakening, 81; dominant, 93; stimulating, 110; nothing so practical as great, 118; living, 121; of the religious life, 144. _Iliad, The_, 98. Impressions, moral, 175. Inactivity, masterly, 25-35; component parts of, 32. Inanition, intellectual, 149. Individual, the evolution of the, 47. Indwelling of the Holy Ghost, the, 146. Infant’s self-education, an, 186. Information, knowledge _versus_, 224. Initiation, Ruskin’s, 205. Initiative in work, personal, 37. Instruction, subjects of, 174. Intellect, man’s peculiar sphere, 116. Intellectual, training, 113-125; we recognise no, authority, 113; three ultimate facts, 114; habits, 118-121; living ideas in, life, 121; literature, 122; independent, development, 122. Intelligence, human, limited by human interests, 82. Interests, 219; and relations, 241. Intimacies, with animals, 80; with persons of all classes, 87; we are educated by our, 182-213; with natural objects, 194; life-shaping, 196. James, Professor, on psychology, 51, 53, 54. Johnson, Dr, 226, 227. Joseph, 185, 235. ‘Kailyard’ literature, 47. Keble, 24. Ken, Bishop, 130. Kidd, Benjamin, 9. Kindergarten, 57, 58. Kingship of Christ, the, 145. Kipling, Rudyard, 134. Knowledge, first-hand, appreciative, exact, 77; man’s proper discovery, 116; learned in schools, 201; _versus_ information, 224; the love of, 240-247. Knossos, 224.