Index 
Gas, potent as a, 37 
Genealogical order, C. Darwin 
and Lamarck on, 194, 195 
Generation, ordinary, and natu- 
ral selection, 190, 191 
Geoffroy, Isidore, an unconsci- 
ous teleologist, 20 
——on Lamarck, 235 
German and Irish colonies, 113, 
114 
Gladstone, C. Darwin the, of 
biology, 91 
no one not brought up in 
school of, 203 
‘we might as well expect Mr., 
to put us on our guard, 160 
Gladstonian nature, C. Darwin’s, 
250 
tendencies of Mr. Darwin’s 
mind, 205 
—pblunder, C. Darwin com- 
mitted the, 167 
Gloves, why we box with, 127 
Gnome, mused forth as a, 63 
Go away, uncles and aunts, 263 
God, but see, and live, 36 
we are a part of, 114 
an invaluable conception, 
136 
the ineffable contradiction 
in terms, 136 
——of philosophy and mammon 
of common sense, 148 
Corruptio optimi, &c., 266 
——substratum, hypothesis, 266 
Goethe’s ‘‘Wilhelm Meister,’’ 164, 
16 
dee, a sense of deadlocks, 48 
Gordian knots, a succession of 
cutting, 48 
Grove, Sir William, his conser- 
vation of energy, 135, &c. 
Growth, a coming together of 
elements, &c., 74 
a kind of success, 116 
Gustibus, de, non est, &c., 78 
Hasit, changed, involves 
changed organism, 72 
275 
Haeckel, C. Darwin to, 173 
his ‘‘ History of Creation” 
and C. Darwin’s ‘“‘ my’s,” 205, 
&e. 
Halt, tomake a, where, &c., 131 
Harmonics, from every proposi- 
tion, 14 
and in the harmonics to 
which it gives rise, 74 
——when the note of life is 
struck, &c., 75 
——of life in death, 149 
Hartmann, Von, declares neo- 
Darwinism a mechanical con- 
ception, 139 
Helm, unguided by the, 130 
Hering, Professor E., reduced 
life from an equation, &c., 14 
should run his own theory, 
27 
adopted by Dr. Creighton, 
67 
Hermaphroditic breeding, nature 
hates, &c., 48 
Hobbes, and automatism, 141 
Horace, on omnis moriar, 75 
Nunc in Arvistippi, 99 
Hour-hand of clock, and organic 
modification, 226 
Household of the prophets of 
evolution, 246 
Husband and wife one flesh, 46 
Huxley, Professor, foisted C. 
Darwin upon us, 89 
prophet of protoplasm, 121 
His ‘‘ Physical Basis of 
Mind,” 121 
——on animal automatism, 140 
-Romanes, G. J., on, 140 
Hypothesis, substratum, 
God, 266 
and 
Ick, as steps on slope of, 138 
Ideas, like plants and animals, 13 
the balance of power among 
our, was upset, 32 
——can be changed in almost 
any direction, 34 
—and words, 34 
