Sentiment, ancient, compared with modern common sense, [33, 1];
of the dark ages, [34, 3];
its real nature, [34, 5];
Sir C. Adderley on, [34, 4];
purity of, distinguishes a gentle from a churlish mind, [41, 102].
Serfs, who are, [28, 11].
Sermons, the author’s experience of, for thirty years, [36, 6].
Servants, Scott’s, their love for him, [32, 20];
sometimes masters, [32, 21] (see Masters);
character of the old school of, at the hotel Meurice, [48, 271];
German, ib.
Service to death may be recovered, [32, 22];
broken by the sin of your masters, ib.
Shakespeare, remarks on shilling copy of, [25, 15];
Chaucer and Fielding, remarks on, [34, 9];
and Scott, [47, 250].
Sheep, Scott’s knowledge of individual, [32, 11];
difficulty of knowing each one in a large flock, [32, 12].
Shield, Barbara Haliburton’s, [33, 13].
Shillings, the author’s delight in lion, [34, 12] (note).
Shirley, beauty of the village of, [29, 3];
now covered with houses built of rotten brick, ib.