Railways, [35, 6], [26]–30 (note);
“blamed for blood,” [35, 7];
an infernal means of locomotion, [44, 166].
Rainbow, all the colours of the, are essentially secondary, [42, 115].
Rational, what is now called, [48, 264].
Readers, evangelical, compared to hedgehogs, [35, 4] (note).
Reading, how to make young ladies fond of, [33, 4].
‘Record,’ newspaper, [46, 241] (note).
Redgauntlet, novel of, [29, 8];
Sir Walter Scott’s own biography, [31, 16];
the story of, [47, 247];
epitome of, [47, 248].
Refined personages not easy in their minds, [28, 10].
Refinement to be enforced in St. George’s Company, [48, 272].
Reign of law, or a spirit of mercy and truth, [42, 130].