Hunger, suffering from, in modern England, 1, 4.
Hyacinths, wild, 6, 7.
Idleness, compulsory, 4, 7;
well-paid, when voluntary, 22, 14;
in company of Monte Rosa, none to be idle, but the dead, 5, 23;
on Sunday morning, in central England, 6, 12;
see further, 7, 8, 9, 4.
Idolatry, 13, 5.
Imagination (see Faith). Readers who are not familiar with my other books, should keep in mind that I always use this word to express the highest faculty of man—mental creation; and that I consider the responsibility of the human soul for such mental work to be greater than for its material work.
Impudence, taught in England as the chief duty of man, 9, 16.
Income tax, inquisition for, 7, 20;
the only just tax, 8, 11.
Indemnity, French, how it is to be raised, 8, 6.
Industry, of princesses, 20, 19;
profits of a new, merely a diversion from other channels of expense, 1, 13
(see Idleness).