Smoke and filth not to be lived in, [44, 178].
Social Science meeting, author’s address on the labour question [[31]]at, [28, 23] (note);
secretary of, on civilization—the vilest sentence in literature, [42, 131].
Soldier, French, and his bride, story of, [29, 19].
Soldier’s life passing into shepherd’s promotes song, [32, 14].
Song, its connexion with industry and human love, [32, 17];
in border land of Scotland, reasons for, [32, 13];
love-song, by Sir Philip Sidney, [35, 5]–9.
Soul, what does Shakespeare mean by a pure? [25, 16].
Sound of Scottish streams, the beauty of, promotes song, [32, 14].
Sour plums in Galashiels, [31, 26], [32, 26] (note);
origin of the song and tune, [33, 10].
‘Spectator,’ its meaning of ‘high aims,’ [27, 14];
on agriculture, [45, 218];
quotation from the, on the author, [46, 238].
Spelling, difficulty of, with many girls, [33, 4];
cannot be learned late, ib.