Lust, state or habit of, is clownishness, [41, 102].
Lustration, popular, in Rome, [44, 162].
Luther, on the gospel of St. James, [40, 85].
Luxuries, the basest, of the idle classes, how paid for by the poor, [44, 178].
Machinery, not to be used on St. George’s land, except such as is moved by wind, water, and animal force, [37, 11];
power of, [44, 165], [171];
whatever is needful can be driven by wind or water, [44, 177].
Madness in dogs. (See Rabies.) [[21]]
Madonna, influence of the worship of the, [41, 104];
modern magnifying of the, [41, 106].
Magistrate, scarcely now exists, but to do evil, [44, 174] (note).
Mammon, the author never heard one preacher deal faithfully with the worship of, [36, 6].
Man, a carnivorous animal, [42, 131].