E Eggs, how to purchase; II. 196 Electricity, influence of, on Literature; I. 64 Enjoyment of Life; I. 335 ” Novel-reading; I. 336 Eternity, contemplation of. Why is it wearisome? II. 258 Events in reverse order; I. 350 Examination, Competitive; II. 184 Experimental Honeymoons; II. 136 Eye, images inverted in the; I. 242 F Fairies, captured, how to treat; II. 5 ” character of, how to improve; I. 190 ” existence of, possible; II. 300 ” presence of, how to recognise; I. 191. II. 264 ” moral responsibility of; II. 301 Falling Houses, Life in; I. 100 Final Causes, problem in; I. 297 Fires in Theatres, how to prevent; II. 165 Fortunatus’ Purse, how to make; II. 100 Free-Will and Nerve-Force; I. 390 Frog, young, how to amuse; I. 364 Future Life. What interests will survive in it? II. 256 G Gardener’s Song:— Albatross; I. 164 Argument; II. 319. Banker’s Clerk; I. 90. Bar of Mottled Soap; II. 319. Bear without a head; I. 116. Buffalo; I. 78. Coach-and-Four; I. 116. Double Rule of Three; I. 168. Elephant; I. 65; II. 334. Garden-Door; I. 168. Hippopotamus; I. 90. Kangaroo; I. 106. Letter from his Wife; I. 65. Middle of Next Week; I. 83. Penny-Postage-Stamp; I. 164. Rattlesnake; I. 83. Sister’s Husband’s Niece; I. 78. Vegetable-Pill; I. 106 Ghosts, treatment of, by Shakespeare; I. 60 ” ” in Railway-Literature; I. 58 ” Weltering, Bread-sauce appropriate for; I. 58 Girls’ Shakespeare; I. xv Government with many Kings and one Subject; II. 172 Graduated races of Man; I. 299 Guests, Moving-; II. 145 H Happiness, excessive, how to moderate; I. 159 Heaven inconceivable to those on Earth; II. 260 Honesty, Dr. Watts’ argument for; I. 235 Honeymoons, Experimental; II. 136 Horizontal Weather, Boots for; I. 14 Horses, Runaway, how to control; II. 108 Hot Ink, use of; II. 357 Houses, Falling, Life in; I. 100 Humorist, Revolving; II. 145 Hunting, Morality of; I. xx, 318; II. xviii Hymns appealing to Selfishness; I. 276 I ‘Idle Mouths’; II. 37 ‘Imponderal’; II. 166 ‘Inconvenient’ and ‘Convenient,’ difference in meaning of; I. 140 Indistinctness said to be necessary for Artistic effect; I. 241 Ink, Hot, use of; II. 357 Instinct and Reason; II. 295 Inversion of Brain; I. 243 “ images on Retina; I. 242 J Jam-tasting; II. 150 Jesting in Letter-writing, how to indicate; II. 117 K ‘King Fisher’ Song; II. 14 Knocking-down, some persons not liable to; II. 54