Abilities of children differ, 30, 60.
Abstract ideas, 23, 112-115.
Acting out poems, 94.
Addison, _De Coverley Papers_, 128, 138, 146-150;
_Spectator_, 146, 223.
Analysis _vs._ synthesis, 21.
Art, literature an, 53;
not to be translated into words, 2;
purpose of, 1, 73.
Bach, _Passion Music_, 116.
Beethoven, 53;
_Ninth Symphony_, 116.
Biography, literary, 222-226.
Blake, William, quoted, 31;
_The Tiger_, 93, 96-108.
Bronson, W. C., _Voluntary Reading_, 228, 230.
Brown, Dr. John, quoted, 79.
Browning, 72, 115, 239;
_How they Brought the Good News_, 113;
_The Lost Leader_, 114.
Burke, 221;
_Speech on Conciliation_, 37, 65, 138-146.
Byron, _Destruction of Sennacherib_, 133, 215.
Carlyle, _Burns_, 213.
Chaucer, 225, 239.
Children, abilities differ, 30, 60;
at disadvantage, 118;
comply mechanically, 93;
conceal feeling, 85;
do not know how to study, 46-48;
know when bored, 52;
learn life by living, 19;
must be taught in own language, 68;
must do own work, 58;
must form estimates, 70;
not affected by preaching, 18;
puzzled by literature, 49;
responsive to metrical effects, 117;
skip morals, 89;
their world, 18, 79;
too much demanded of, 45;
understand only through personal experience, 15, 67.
Coleridge, 72;
_Ancient Mariner_, 37, 84, 85, 181.
College entrance requirements, 8, 30, 138, 213;
books, 34-38;
editors of, 6.
Conventionality, how met, 197.
Cook, May Estelle, _Methods of Teaching Novels_, 128.
"Cramming," 59.
Criticism, 193-206;
asked of pupils, 44;
of trashy books, 231;
must take pupil's point of view, 231.
Decker, quoted, 169.
Defoe, _Journal of the Plague Year_, 224.
Deliberation in work necessary, 217.
Description, how written by pupils, 127.
De Quincey, 211;
definition of literature, 123;
_Flight of a Tartar Tribe_, 234.
Diagrams, futility of, 6.
Dickens, quoted, 7, 202.
Didactic literature, 22, 109.
Edgeworth, Maria, _Parents' Assistant_, 23.
Eliot, George, 129;
_Silas Marner_, 5, 32, 37, 56, 127, 152, 197.
Emerson, 211;
quoted, 65.
Emotion, aim of literature to arouse, 85;
in literature, 2, 90;
the motive power, 24.
Enthusiasm, connected with culture, 24;
contagious, 241;
necessary in teaching, 55;
justification of, 57;
reason to be reached through, 40, 50.
_Evangeline_, 234;
questions on, 42, 43, 45.
Examinational teaching, 74, 121-135.
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