Good Begets Good in the World, and
Evil Breeds Corruption

1 H. F. Amiel, Journal

2 Emerson, Poems, p. 14 (Each and All)
3 Rom. xiv. 21

4 George Eliot, Daniel Deronda, cap. lxiv.
5 Idem, Romola, cap. lxi.

6 a (First two sentences) Idem, Adam Bede
b (Third sentence) Idem, Romola, cap. xvi.
7 a (First sentence) W. E. Channing, Works,
vol. ii. p. 234, ab.

b (Second sentence) 1 Cor. xv. 33 (as-
cribed variously to Euripides or Men-
ander)

8 a (First two sentences) La Rochefoucauld,
Maxims, No. 230, ab., r.

b (Third sentence) Sir Thos. Browne,
Christian Morals, pt. iii. sect. ix.
9 Emerson, Works, vol. iii. p. 96 (Character)
10 J. R. Lowell, Poems, vol. iii. p. 242
(Yussouf)

11 Owen Meredith

12 Carlyle

13 Tennyson, Poems, p. 184 (The Princess,
pt. iii.)

14 W. M. W. Call, Golden Histories, p. 239
(Faith)

15 Emerson, Works, vol. x. p. 203 (The
Sovereignty of Ethics)

16 Wordsworth, Poems, p. 627 (Ecclesias
tical Sonnets; Eminent Reformers)

CHAPTER VIII

Where the Conscience of the People is
Aroused Iniquity will be Rooted
Out

1, 2 Jos. Mazzini, Works, vol. iii. p. 86

bk. iv.)

3 Emerson, Works, vol. ii. p. 300 (Circles)
4 St. Augustine, in Psal. 76 (in Quarles
Emblems, p. 299)

5 Young, Night Thoughts (night ii. line 123)
6-9 Thos. à Kempis, Imitation of Christ, iii.
xix. 4, r.

10-13 Idem, ii. ii. 2, 3, ab., t. o., r.

14-17 Rich. Baxter, Works, vol. iv. pp. 394,
395 (Christian Economics), ab.

18-21 Idem, vol. iii. pp. 603, 604 (Christian
Ethics), ab., t. o.

22-23 Tennyson, Poems, p. 463 (Guinevere),
ab.

24 Shakespeare, King Lear, act i. sc. i.

1 Epictetus, Discourses, bk. iii. cap. vii.

2 F. W. Robertson, Sermons, series ii. p. 223
3 Edward Dowden, Studies in Literature,
p. 117, ab.

4 Milton, Poems, vol. ii. p. 95 (Paradise
Lost, bk. x. lines 842-4)

5 Shakespeare, Hamlet, act iv. sc. v.

6, 7 Milton, Poems, vol. ii.

Agonistes, lines 623-8), ab. 224 (Samson

8 St. Augustine, in Psal. 33 (Quaries' Em-
blems, p. 175)

9 Milton, Poems, vol. i. p. 131 (Paradise
Lost, bk. ii. lines 432, 433)

10 Ecclus. iv. 20, 21, "first of all" ins.
11 Epictetus, Discourses, bk. iv. cap. ix.
12 George Eliot, Daniel Deronda, cap. lvii.
13 F. P. Cobbe, not ins., can sub.
"could"

66

14 Idem, "let no" ins.

15 Jeremy Taylor, Holy Living, cap. iv.

sect. ix

16, 17 Rich. Baxter, Works, vol. iii. p. 19
Christian Ethics), ab., t. o.

18 Fénélon, Spiritual Letters to Men, ii.,
ab., t. o.

19-21 Rich. Baxter, Works, vol. vi. p. 510
(Christian Politics)
22 Idem, p. 525, ab.
23 Luther

24 St. Augustine, in Solil. (Quarles' Em-
blems, p. 175)

25 a (First sentence) Thos. à Kempis, Imi-
tation of Christ, ii. x. 3, away sub.

"from me

b (Second sentence) George Eliot, Daniel
Deronda, cap. lvii,

26 John Sterling, Poems, p. 196 (The Peni-
tent)

27 Fénélon, Spiritual Letters to Men, xxiv.

2

Epictetus, Discourses, bk. ii. cap. xviii.

3 Thos. à Kempis, Imitation of Christ, iii.
xii. 5

4. 5 Shakespeare, Hamlet, act iii. sc. iv.

6 F. W. Robertson, Sermons, second series,
p. 203, ab.

7-9 Aristotle, Ethics, ii. 4

10 H. F. Amiel, Journal, p. 6

11 J. R. Lowell, Poems, vol. iv. p. 87 (Under
the old Elm, vii. 3)

12 George Eliot, Romola, cap. xxxix.
13 John Fletcher, An Honest Man's For-

tune
14 lbid.

15 Ben Asai

5 Idem, iii. xxxiii. 1

6

Wordsworth, Poems, p. 454 (The Ex-
cursion, bk. iv.), "tis" sub. "and"

7, 8 Thos. à Kempis, Imitation of Christ,
iii. xxxiii. 1, ab., t. o.

9, 10 Arch. Leighton, Works, vol. iv. p. 194
(as adapted by Coleridge)

11-13 Jos. Mazzini, Works, vol. iii. p. 171,
ab.

14 Lord Bacon, Advancement of Learning,
ii. xxii. 14, ab.

15 Arch. Leighton, Works, vol. iv. p. 363,
ab.

16-18 W. E. Channing, Works, vol. ii. p.
109 (Self-Denial), ab., t. o.

19, 20 St. Bernard, Med. 9 (Quarles' Em-
blems, p. 191), ab., t. o.

21 Milton, Poems, vol. ii. p. 222 (Samson
Agonistes, lines 560-2)

22-26 Lord Bacon, Advancement of Learn-
ing, ab., ii. xxii. 15

27-32 George Herbert, The Temple, p. 63
(Constancie), ab., r., ❝he it is

verses 29, 33

CHAPTER XVII

ins.

355-8 (Christian Economics), ab., t. o.,
r., in verse 8, "when" ins., "become
corrupted" sub. "decay"

CHAPTER XIX

He is Free who can Will what he
Ought

1, 2 Thos. à Kempis, Imitation of Christ,
iii. xxxviii. 1

3 Idem, iii. xxvi. 1., t. o.
4 Idem, iii. xlii. 1

5 Idem, iii. xliv. 2

6 a (First sentence), St. Augustine
b (Second sentence), W. M. Salter

7, 8 Bishop Thos. Wilson, Sacra Privata
(On Self-Denial)

9-11 Fénélon, Spiritual Letters to Men,
cxxiii., ab., t. o.

12 M. Aurelius, Thoughts, ii. 16, ab.
13-15 Idem, ii. 17, ab.

16 Jos. Mazzini

17 Hartley Coleridge, Poems, vol. ii. p. 50
(Freedom)

18, 19 W. E. Channing, Works, vol. ii. p.
83 (Spiritual Freedom)

20 Milton, Poems, vol. ii. p. 129 (Paradise
Lost, bk. xii. lines 86-90)

21 W. E. Channing, Works, vol. ii. p. 81,
ab., t. o. (Spiritual Freedom)

22 Idem, vol. i. p. 77, ab. (Napoleon Bona-
parte)

23, 24 Idem, vol. ii. p. 89, ab. (Spiritual
Freedom)

25-27 Idem, vol. ii. p. 81, 82 (Spiritual Free-
dom), ab., t. o.

16, 17 St. Augustine, Serm. 15 de verb.
apost. (Quarles' Emblems, p. 196), r.
18 O. W. Holmes, Poems, p. 161 (The
Chambered Nautilus)

19 Thos. à Kempis, Imitation of Christ, i.
22, 5, t. o.

20 Ibid., "but" sub. "why"

21-22 Sir Thos. Browne, Christian Morals,
pt. i. sect. ix., ab.

CHAPTER XXI

Equip thy Soul for Battle

I Wordsworth, Poems, p. 466 (The Ex-
cursion, bk. iv.)

2 Thos. à Kempis, Imitation of Christ, i.

XXV. I

3 Lord Bacon, Essays (Of Nature in Men)
4 Young, Night Thoughts (night v. last
sentence of verse)

5, 6 Jeremy Bentham, Deontology, vol. ii.
p. 29, cap. i.

7-9 M. Guyau, L'Irreligion de L'Avenir, p.
183, pt. ii. cap. iii., ab., trans. com.

10 Wordsworth, Poems, p. 261 (The Prelude,
bk. iv.)

II, 12

13 Sir Thos. Browne, Christian Morals, pt.
iii. sect. ix.

14 George Herbert, The Temple, p. 6 (The
Church-Porch)

15-17 Wm. James, Principles of Psychology,
vol. i. p. 126, ab.

18 Bishop Thos. Wilson, Sacra Privata (On
Self-Denial), ab., t. o.

19 Browning, Poems, vol. iv. p. 107 (Bishop
Bloughram's Apology)

20-22 Milton, Prose Works, vol. ii. pp. 74, 75
(Areopagitica), ab.

23 F. W. Robertson, Sermons, first series,
p. 89, "and yet "ins.

24 Ruskin, Ethics of the Dust, sect. v., be-
ginning, "find"

25 Anselm of Canterbury (quoted Neander's
Church History, vol. vii. p. 333)

26 Michael Angelo

27 Rich. Baxter, Works, vol. iii. p. 261
(Christian Ethics), ab., t. o.

CHAPTER XXII

Take Counsel Against Self-Blindness

I Sir Thos. Browne, Christian Morals, pt.
i. sect. ix., ab.

2 Bishop Thos. Wilson, Maxims, No. 301,
ab.

3 Rich. Baxter, Works, vol. iii. p. 127
(Christian Ethics)

4 Sir Thos. Browne, Christian Morals, pt.

1 Rich. Baxter, Works, vol. iii. p. 42 (Chris-
tian Ethics)

2 St. Hieron. (Quarles' Emblems, p. 79)
3-5 Rich. Baxter, Works, vol. iii. p. 34
(Christian Ethics)

6 Hugo, de Anima (Quarles' Emblems, p.
51)

7 Rich. Baxter, Works, vol. iii. p. 48 (Chris-
⚫tian Ethics)

8, 9 Archbishop Leighton, Works, vol. iv.
pp. 147, 148

10 Ecclus. iii. 28

11-13 Rich. Baxter, Works, vol. iii. p. 48
(Christian Ethics), ab.

14 Rich. Baxter, Works, yourself"
vol. vi. p. 412

(Christian Politics),

66

yourselves"

sub.

16 Thos. à Kempis, Imitation of Christ, i.
xii. I

17 Ibid., t. o.

18 Phillips Brooks