And  as  we  have  few  perfect  indexes,  nay,  few  tolerable  ones,  we  cannot  but

admit  the  justice  of  the  following  acrostic,  contributed  to  Notes  and  Queries^

second  series,  i.  481 :

I

Never

Did

Ensure

Xactness.
Indo-Buropean,  of  India  and  Europe,  a  term  applied  to  the  Aryan  race,
which  was  the  parent  stock  of  both  Hindoo  and  European.  Max  Miiller
once  said  that  the  coining  of  this  word  not  only  marked  a  new  epoch  in  the
study  of  language,  but  ushered  in  a  new  period  in  the  history  of  the  world.
