THE SCIENCE OF HAPPINESS 



Versatility of effort, its dangers 

 for the receptive mind, p. 126. 



Virtue, all true virtue the com- 

 panion of wisdom, according 

 to Socrates, p. 100; connote 

 with living agreeably accord- 

 ing to Epicurus, p. n. 



Vision, blurred, and the attend- 

 ant habit of defective mem- 

 orizing, p. 99. 



Visionary ideas, how held in 

 check by judgment, supported 

 by knowledge, p. 116. 



Vocation versus Avocation, title 

 of chapter XII, p. 193 seq. 



Volition or will, the master 

 faculty, p. 123 seq. ; differen- 

 tiated from judgment, p. 126. 



Waiter, an ordinary, gives illus- 

 tration of memory-training 

 carried to normal limits in 

 one direction, p. 88-9. 



Water, as a food, p. 29; its too 

 abstemious use, p. 30. 



Webster, Daniel (1782-1852). 

 American statesman, quick eye 

 and receptive brain of, p. 9 1 . 



When to work, the question con- 

 sidered from various stand- 

 points, p. 150 seq. 



"Whenever we step out of do- 

 mestic life," etc. John Boyle, 

 p. 211. 



Wild animals seldom die of 



disease in a state of nature, 

 p. 47. 



Will, the all-importance of, p. 

 123; the inhibitory functions 

 of, p. 124. 



Will-o'-the-wisp, not a useful 

 guiding-star, scrutiny of one's 

 ideals enjoined, to guard 

 against illusion, p. 143. 



Wine, its use by the Greeks, p. 

 ii ; illusive belief in its bene- 

 fit, p. 35- 



Wisdom, its value, according to 

 Socrates, p. 100. 



Women, attire of, as influencing 

 breathing, p. 31. 



Worriment, as a aleep-banisher, 



P- 77- 



Wrestling, one of the best gym- 

 nasium sports, pp. 53-54; 

 held in high esteem among the 

 Greeks, p. 54. 



Writing, the art of, as a pre- 

 requisite to advanced civili- 

 zation, p. 1 06. 



"You cannot properly call a 

 man happy," etc. Horace, 

 p. !8 3 . 



Youth versus Age, title of chap- 

 ter X, p. 165 seq. 



Youthful vigor, may be retained 

 far past middle life, sugges- 

 tions as to the attainment of 

 this end, p, 177 seq. 



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