S Scenery enjoyed most by Little Men; I. 299 Scholars, Competition for; II. 187 Science, Axioms of; II. 330 “ Do Books, or Minds, contain most? I. 21 Selections from Bible, for Children; I. xiii ” ” for learning by heart; I. xiv ” Prose and Verse, ” ”; I. xv ” from Shakespeare, for Girls; I. xv Selfishness appealed to in Hymns; I. 276 ” ” religious teaching; do. ” ” Sermons; do. Sermons appealing to Selfishness; do. ” faults of; I. 277. II. xix Services, Choral, effect of; I. 273 Shakespeare, passages of, discussed:— ‘All the world’s a stage’; I. 335 ‘Aye, every inch a king!’; I. 373 ‘Is this a dagger that I see before me?’; I. 371 ‘Rest, rest, perturbed Spirit!’; I. 60 ‘To be, or not to be’; I. 370 ” Selections from, for Girls; I. xv ” treatment of Ghosts by; I. 60 Shyness, how to indicate in Letter-writing; II. 115 ‘Sillygism,’ requisites for; I. 259 Sinfulness, amount of, in World; II. 125 ” of an act differs with environment; II. 123 Sobriety, extreme, inconvenience of; I. 140 Spencer, Herbert, difficulties in; I. 258 Spherical, advantage of being; II. 190 Sport, Morality of; I. xx, 318. II. xviii Steam, influence of, on Literature; I. 64 Sufferings of Animals, mystery of; II. 296 Sunday, as spent by children of last generation; I. 387 ” observance of; I. 385 Sylvie and Bruno’s Song; II. 305 T Teetotal-Card; II. 139 Theatres, Fires in, how to prevent; II. 165 ‘Three Badgers’ (Poem); I. 247 Time, how to put back; I. 314, 347 ” ” reverse; I. 350 ” storage of; II. 105 ‘Tottles’ (Poem); II. 194, 201, 209, 248 Tourists’ Portable Bath; I. 25 Trains running without engines; II. 106 V Velocity, Accelerated, causes of; II. 190 Virtue, Paley’s definition of; I. 274 Voyages on Land; II. 109 W Walking-sticks that walk alone, how to obtain; II. 166 Water, people lighter than, how to obtain; II. 165 Watts, Dr., Argument for Honesty; I. 235 ” Logic of; do. Weather, Horizontal, Boots for; I. 14 Weight, force of, how to exhaust; II. 343 ” relative, conceivable non-existence of; I. 100 Weltering, Bread-sauce appropriate for; I. 58 ‘What Tottles meant’ (Poem); II. 194, 201, 209, 248 Wild-Creatures; II. 144 Wilderness, use for; II. 158 ‘Wilful waste, &c.,’ lesson to be learnt from; II. 69 Works by Lewis Carroll. SYLVIE AND BRUNO. First Part. With forty-six Illustrations by Harry Furniss. 12mo, cloth extra, gilt, $1.50. “A charming book for children. The illustrations are very happy.”—_Boston Traveller._