Unity, Christ's law of, 160-167.
Unostentation, Christ's law of, 125-

152.

War, an unchristian method, 111-
113.

"Watch," keynote of primitive church,
299-303.

Vegetation, wonderfulness of, 219- Wealth, Christ's law of, 152-160.

221.

Vicissitudes of the Kingdom, 271.
Virgins, parable of the ten, 292-306.

"White for harvest," 42, 43.

World's debt to the Kingdom, 68, 69.

Wrath of the Lamb, 83.

Coleridge,

Cowper,

Dana,

Dekker,

Ebersberger,

Burns,

Byron,

"Oh, wad some power the Giftie gie us"
"The might of the Gentile, unsmote by the sword".

Clement of Alexandria, "Seek the great things, and the little "
"He prayeth best, who loveth best "
"Sworn on every light pretence'

169

152

182

212

176

53

99

220

73

51

132

"Of Law there can be no less acknowledged'
"What would anger you, if done to you by others"
"When St. Thomas was at Cæsarea"

"Tis true poor Codrus nothing had to boast"
"Always associate sin and dirt"

31

189

159, 160

317

Keble,

The ideal of the Christian morality is "negative rather" 60, 119

"Come forth out of thy royal chambers, O Prince”
"Earth felt the wound; and Nature from her seat

"Too easy souls, who dream the crystal flood"

"The livery of the court of Heaven To"

But "

Shakespeare,

Tennyson,

Virgil,
Wesley,
Whittier,
Wordsworth,

"Good Hamlet, cast thy nighted color off"
"In such indexes, although small pricks"

"The quality of mercy is not strain'd"

149

83

53

"There's not the smallest orb which thou beholdst"