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INDEX II 



Kant and evolution, ccxxv 

 Kelvin, Lord, CLXxxvni 

 Knowledge, a little, cxiv 



and faith, ccxxxi 



of teachers, cxxvn 



the people perish for want of, ccxxil 



Laboratory, the forecourt to the temple of philosophy, ci.l 

 Labour, vital, dependent on vital capital, ccux 



and value, cci.xvi 



savage, a borrowing from nature, CCLXI 



supposed antagonism to capital, CCLXVIII 



Language and racemarks, CLXXXil, CLXXXIII 



Latin, xcviii 



Law of nature, XLVi, Liii, LVi, cccxii 



the, as schoolmaster to Christ, ccci.iil 



Learning inferior to character, ccci.xxiii 

 Leaving things to themselves, cxxv 

 Lectures, value of, ccviii, ccix, ccx 



dangers of, ci-xxxvii 



popular, ci.xxxvi 



Ledger of the Almighty, ccciil 



Lessons, the first and last of, cxx 



" Let us eat and drink for to-morrow we die," CCCVIII 



Life guided by verification, xx 



-^— a rule of, c 



as a game of chess, LXXXlii ; cf. cccxii 



as a rule of three sum, ci 



is worth living, even on hard terms, CCLXXI 



its great end, cxxi. cccxxxv 



its uncertainty, CXL 



like a crowded street, CCCXL 



like a whirlpool, CCCXLII, CCCXLIII : less like a machine running 



down, ib. 



the best thing it offers, cxxx, CCCLX 



the Cape Horn of, ccxciii 



the cup of, cccxxxviii 



the mother of the rocks, CC 



the tragic thread of, ccxxvii 



one of the most saddening things in, CCCLXXXIV 



Literature and science, ccxcvi ; hangers on in, CCCLXXV 



the money of, en 



Literatures, the four great, xcviii 



Lobster, ccvii 



Logical consequences, xxviii 



Majorities and opinion, cccLxvn 

 Malevolence in nature, CCLXIX, cccxxx 

 Malthusian doctrine, the, ccLXiv 

 Man, structural unity of, with animals ci-xxili 



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