Democracy and Other Addresses

American believe better called century certainly Cervantes character charm Coleridge College consciousness consolation Dante Dean Stanley democracy Don Quix Don Quixote duty ence England English faculties faith fancy feel Fielding's forced genius George Eliot gilt top give Goethe Greek half calf hands Harvard heaven honor hope Hudibras human humor ideal imagination impulse instinct interest JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL kind knight-errant language learning least less literary literature living mainly mankind matter Matthew Arnold means memory ment mind Molière moral nature never opinion perhaps Plutarch poems poet poetry political possible President prose race Sancho seems sense sentiment Shakespeare society sometimes speaking spirit story sure sympathy taught teacher teaching things thor thought tion to-day Tom Jones true truth ture universal universal suffrage virtue wholly wise words Wordsworth