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INDEX. 



Individual; Professor Moseley and 



"almost impossible," 172 

 Inherited memory, Spencer,'H. , on, 



45 

 Instinct, Spencer, H., on, 42 

 Komanes, G. J., on the origin 



and development of, 51 

 Romanes, G. J., soon dropped 



natural selection in connection 



with, 51, 52 

 Komanes, G. J., defines, and 



proposed amendment, 59 

 Intelligence, the power of being 



understood, 79, 298 

 power of not being understood , 



289 

 Irish and German colonies, 123 



Jemmy, burglar's, and natural selec- 

 tion, 95, 96 



Julius II., Pope, boxed Michael 

 Angelo's ears, 283 



KiNGSLBT, Canon, and inherited 

 memory, 35 



Lamabce, an unconscious teleolo- 

 gist, 9, 10 



did not deal handsomely by 



Buffon, 12 



introduces moral uniformity, 



&e., 82 



admits element of chance, 113 



on genealogical order, 225, 226 



Sir C. LyeU on, 238, 239 



bore brunt of laughing, 247 



" Philosophic Zoologique," a 



better work than the " Origin of 

 Species," 247 



made "Vestiges " possible, 248 



direct transforming agents, 268 



opposed by Huxley, &c., 270 



his poverty, 270 



unequally matched against 



Ouvier, 271 



his opinions now accepted, 271 



C. Martins, and I. Geoffrey on, 



276 



Lazarus of biology, 277 



Lnnkester, E. K., and Professor 



Hering's lecture, 35, 36 

 his attack in the Athentewm 



on myself, 37 

 "greatest of living men," 262 



Lankester, E. E., on Professor 



Semper's book, 264, &c. 



his note in "Nature," 266, &c. 



on inherited mutilation, 275 



Lawyer, "like trying to act on the 



advice of a," &c., 102 

 Liberal, precipitate and inaccurate, 



121 

 Life and death, not absolutely 



antagonistic, 75, 76, 



a mode of change, 75 



and growth an attuning, 76 



ranges through every degree 



of complexity, 76 



no greater mystery than death, 



77 



swallowed up in death, 77 



of clothes in wear, 130, 131 



and death we can distinguish 



easily enough, 168 



not fundamentally opposed 



to one another, 169, 



and death, as reflections in 



two mirrors, 169 



they were cornering it, 162 



"Life and Habit," note written in, 

 by an American, 14 



and the " Principles of Psy- 

 chology," their differentiating 

 future, 27 



'■ considered too startling a para- 

 dox to be taken seriously, 40 



Lines, hard and fast, we want, 155 



Living, all is, that is in connection 

 with mind, 130 



which parts are most, 133 



if the body, is not, what can 



be called living ? 143 



Livinguess, on degrees of, 133, 166, 

 167 



and versatility, 167 



Logic, true tower of Babel, 30 



and the amoeba, 129 



fobbed by the rusty curb of, 174 



Lord, a being ever with the, 77 



we do it to the, 78 



Love, and eating, 142 



Luck, goes without saying, 94 



0. Darwin the apostle of, 105 



enough obvious, &c., 106 



will not hoard, 117 



the unforeseeable, 125 



LyeU, Sir G. , on Lamarck, 238, 239 



Macbeth, Lady, blood on her hand, 

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