Hill, Miss Octavia, [46, 225].
History, better read none than such as the specimen by R. Henry, [25, 22].
Home, Scott’s notice of his first, [29, 6];
letter describing the break up of a real, [29, 7];
each man to live in one fit for him, [47, 256];
love of, the end of all right education for a woman, [33, 17];
the break up of the, of one of the author’s friends, [36, 14] (note).
Home-made things, advantage of, [30, 11].
Homes, railroad, [29, 6].
Honest men, and rogues, confusion of the two is the result of evangelical teaching, [35, 3];
can do little for the present, [44, 180];
advice to, ib.
Honesty, of open cattle stealing, [31, 20];
of R. Scott, [31, 21];
and roguery, difference between, [35, 3];
one punished as much as the other at present, [37, 7];
how distinguished, [41, 102].
Honour, understanding of, will be essential in the education of the children of St. George’s company, [37, 10];
to the [[16]]brave in modern Venice, [42, 121];
entirely desirable, [42, 121] and 125.
Hope, picture of, by Giotto, [45, 214].
Horace, the most beautiful descriptive line in, [43, 150].