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— estimate of Julian Fane, [361]
Man unlike a planet, [452]
— need of pluck, [70]
Mankind, operations of riches and poverty, [239]
— best knowledge of, [457]
Marriage, [285]
— true, a slow intergrowth, [286]
— general ignorance regarding, [286]
— complex effects, [287]
— of intellectual men, [287]
— a distinguished artist’s views, [289]
— ideal for man of literary culture, [290]
— intellectual, [291]
— how decided, [293]
— of French professors, [294]
— of the Scotch lawyer, [296]
— the intellectual ideal, [299]
— the necessity of keeping up its interest, [301]
— frequently leads to intellectual deviation, [317]
— risk of eccentric men, [323]
— semi-publicity, [323]
Marriages, international, [162]
Maximilian, Emperor, execution of, [95]
Mediæval builders, [260]
Medicine, profession of, [495]
Meissonier, practice for self-instruction, [74]
“Melencolia” of Albert Dürer, [424]