Chapter CX: Act V: Scene I (4)

Abbey, Westminster 26, 329 Abel Drugger, Ben Jonson's 28, (Fn. 5) Abigails (male) for ladies 45 Abracadabra 221 (Fn. 3) Absence in love 24, 241, 245 of mind 77 Abstinence 174, 195 Academy for Politics 305 Acasto, the agreeable man 386 Accounts, keeping 174 Acetur's raillery 422 Acosta's defence of Jewish ceremonies 213 Acrostics 60 Fn. 4 Act of Deformity for the Ugly Club 17 of Uniformity, Toleration, Settlement 3 (Fns. 3, 4, 5) Stamp 445 (Fn. 1) Action 116, 292, 541, 588 the, in an Epic poem 267 Actions 174, 257 Admiration 73, 237, 256, 340, 413 Adrian, Emperor, Pope on his last lines 532 Adversity 237 Advertisements 2 n., 31 (Fn. 1), 46 (Fn. 2), 65 (Fn. 2), 141 (Fn. 2), 156 (Fn. 1), 291 (Fn. 7), 294 (Fn. 2), 332 (Fn. 1), 358 (Fn. 1), 370 (Fn. 6), 462 n., 489 (Fn. 4), 514 (Fn. 2), 533 (Fn. 1), 547 (Fn. 1) Advice 34, 385, 475, 512 to a daughter, George Savile, Lord Halifax's 170 Æneid in rhyme 60 Æschylus, Prometheus Bound of 357 (Fn. 5) Æsop 17 (Fn. 2) Affectation 35, 38, 150, 205, 284, 404, 408, 460, 515 of vice, outlives the practice 318 Affection 449 Affliction 95, 163, 164, 501 not uncharitably to be called a judgment 483 Aganippe, the fountain 514 Age 6, 153, 260, 336 Aglaüs, the happy man 610 Agreeable, in conversation, the art of being 386 man 280, 386 woman 21 Alabaster, Dr. 221 Albacinda, the too fair and witty 144 Albertus Magnus 56 (Fn. 1 Alexander the Great 32, 127, 337, 379 project of an opera upon him 14 William, Earl of Stirling 300 (Fn. 1) Allegories 55, 421, 501 in Epics 357 Allusion 421 Almanza, battle of 7 (Fn. 1) Alms 232 Alnaschar, the Persian glassman 535 Altar, poem in shape of an 58 Amanda rewarded 375 Amaryllis improved by good breeding 144 Amazons, the commonwealth of 433, 434 Ambition 27, 125, 156, 180, 188, 200, 219, 224, 255, 257, 570, 613, 624 Americans, who used painting for writing 416 their opinion of departed souls, in a vision 56 Amoret the jilt reclaimed 401 Amorous Club 30 Amusements 93 Anacharsis, the Corinthian drunkard, a saying of 569 Anagram 58 (Fn. 2), 60 Anatomy, speculations on 543 Ancestry 612 Ancients, the 61, 249, 358 Andromache 57 Angels 610 Anger 438 Animals, structure and instincts of 120, 121 Anna Bella on the conversation between men and women 53 Anne Boleyn's last letter to Henry VIII. 397 Anne, Queen 384 (Fn. 1) mourning for 606 Annihilation 210 Anthony, Mark, his witty mirth 386 Antigonus painted by Apelles 633 Antimony, Basil Valentine on 94 (Fn. 1) Antiochus in love with his mother-in-law 229 Antipathies 538, 609 Anti-starers appointed 20 Anxieties, unnecessary 615 Apes, some women considered as 244 Apollo, his temple on the top of Leucate 233 his throne 514 Apollodorus, a fragment of 203 Apostle spoons 250 Apothecaries 195 Apparitions 12, 110 Plato's opinion of 90 Appearances 86, 87, 360 Appetites 120, 208, 260 Applause 188, 442, 610 April, described 425 the first of 47 Arabian Nights 195, 535 Arable, Mrs., in a stage coach 132 Aranda, Countess of, displeased with Gratian 379 Araspas and Panthea, story of 564 Arcadia, Sidney's 37 (Fn. 2) Archduke Charles 45 (Fn. 1) Architecture 415 Aretino 23 (Fn. 6) Arguments, management of 197, 239 Argus 250 Arietta, the agreeable 11 Aristas and Aspasia, the happy couple 128 Aristenætus, letters of 238 Aristippus, saying of, on contentment 574 Aristophanes 23 (Fn. 2) Aristotle 39, 40 (& Fn. 1), 42, 86 (Fn. 6), 166, 239, 267 (& Fns. 4, 5 & 9), 273 (Fn. 1 & 12), 279 (Fn. 1) 285 (Fn. 1), 291 (Fn. 2), 297 (Fns. 3, 9 & 14), 315 (Fn. 2) Arithmetic, political 200 Arm, the orator's weapon 541 Army, losses in a campaign 180 wherein a good school 566 Arsinoe, the opera 18 Fn. 1) Art, general design of 541 and taste 29 works of 414 of Criticism, Pope's 253 Artillery, Milton's 333 Artist and author compared 166 Asaph (Bishop of St.), preface to sermons 384 (Fn. 1) Aspasia, an excellent woman 128 Ass, schoolman's case of the, applied 191, 196, 201 Assizes, county, described 122 Association of honest men proposed 126 Assurance, modest 75, 166, 185, 373 Astræa, D'Urfe's 37 (Fn. 2) Astrop Spa 154 (Fn. 3) Atheists 237, 381, 389, 483 Atalantis, the New 37 (Fn. 2) Attention, the true posture of 521 Atticus, his genius 150 as a friend 385 Audience at a play 13, 190, 502 August described 425 Augustus Cæsar 528, 585 Aurelia, a happy wife 15 Author and readers 1 and artist 166 and author 124 on himself 4, 9 for what to be admired 355 inconvenience of his signing his name to his works 451 of folios takes precedence 529 for the stage 51 Avarice 55, 224, 624 Axe, poem in the shape of an 58

Babblers 218 Babes in the Wood 85 Babylon 415 Bachelors, an inquisition on 320 Bacon flitch at Whichenovre 607 Bacon, Lord 554 quoted 10, 19, 411, 447 Bags of money transformed 3 Balance, Jupiter's, in Homer and Virgil 463 Baldness 497 Ballads (old), admiration of 85, 502 (Fn. 1) Chevy Chace 70, 74 Babes in the Wood 85 Balloon 45 (Fn. 3) Balzac 355 Bamboo, Benjamin, his philosophical use of a shrew 482 Bank of England 2 (Fn. 1) Bankruptcy 428, 456 Bantam, the ambassador from, describes the English 557 Bantry Bay 383 (Fn. 1) Barbadoes, Ligon's History of 11 (Fn. 2) appeals from 394 Barbarity 139 Bareface, his success with the ladies 156 Barn Elms 91 Barnes, Joshua 245 Bar, oratory of the English 407 Barnaby-bright 623 Barr, Mr. 388 Barreaux, Jacques Vallée, Seigneur des 513 (Fn. 2) Barrow, Isaac 106 (Fn. 4) Bashfulness natural to the English 148 Basil Valentine and his son, history of 426 Bastards 203 Bastile, a prisoner in the 116 Battles, descriptions of 428 Bawlers 148 Baxter 84, 445, 498 Bayle, on libels 451 his dictionary 92 (Fn. 2), 121 (Fn. 1), 198 (Fn. 1) Beagles 116 (Fn. 1) Bear garden, visited 436, 449 how to improve the 141 Beards 321, 331 Beau and Quaker 631 Beau's head dissected 255 Beaufort, Cardinal, Shakespeare's death of 210 Beaumont and Fletcher's Scornful Lady 270 Beauties 4, 33, 87, 144, 155 Beauty 33, 133, 302, 406, 412, 510 Beaver, the haberdasher and coffeehouse politician 49 Beef-steak Club 9 (Fn. 2) Beggars 430, 613 Sir A. Freeport on 232 Behn, Aphra 22 (Fn. 4), 51 (Fn. 9) Beings, scale of, considered 519 imaginary 419 Bel and the Dragon 28 (Fn. 6) Bell Savage, etymology of 28 Belvidera, song upon, criticized 470 Beneficence 292, 588, 601 Bentley, Richard 165 Biblis, every woman's rival 187 Bill, for preserving female fame 326 of mortality 289 Bion, saying of, on search for happiness 574 Birch, Dr. Thomas 364 (Fn. 2) Birds for the opera 5 better education of, by L. Tattle 36, 121 how affected by colours 412 Birthday, Queen Anne's 294 Biters 47, 504 Biton and Cleobis 483 Blackmore, Sir R. 6 (Fn. 1), 339 (Fn. 8), 543 Bland, Dr. 628 Blank, a letter from 563 Blank verse 39 Blast, Lady, her character 457 Bluemantle, Lady 427 Blushing 390 Boar killed by Mrs. Tofts in Armida 22 (Fn. 3) Board-wages 88 Boccalini, Trajan 291 (Fn. 6), 355, 514 Bodily exercises 161 Body, human, transcendent wisdom in construction of the 543 Boevey, Mrs. Catherine 113 (Fn. 1) Boileau 47, 209, 291 (Fn. 11) Boleyn, Anne, her letter to Henry VIII. 397 Bond, John 286 (Fn. 1) Bonosus, a drunken Briton 569 Books 37, 93, 123, 124, 163, 166 Bossu, Réné le 279 (Fn. 4), 291 (Fn. 2) Bouhours, Dominique 62 (Fn. 4) Boul, Mr., sale of his pictures 226 Bouts Rimés 60 Bow, English use of the 161 Boyle, Hon. Robert 94, 121, 531, 554 Bracton's law of Scolds 479 (Fn. 2) Brady, Nicholas 168 (Fn. 3) Breeding (good) 66, 119, 169 Bribery 239, 394 British Ladies and Picts 41 Princes, Hon. E. Howard's 43 (Fn. 7) Brome, Dr. 302 Brooke and Hellier 362 (Fn. 5) Brown, Tom, his new method of writing 576 Brunetta and Phillis 80 Bruno, Giordano 389 Bruyère's character of an absent man 77 (Fn. 2) Buck, Timothy, answers the challenge of James Miller 436 Buckingham, Duke of, invention in glass 509 Sheffield, Duke of 253 (Fn. 5), 462 (Fn. 3) Villiers, Duke of 371 Budgell, Eustace 67 (Fn. 1), 517 Gilbert 591 Buffoonery 443 Bullock, the Comedian 36 (Fn. ), 44 Gabriel, love letter of 324 (Fn. 4), 328 (Fn. 3) Bully Dawson 2 (Fn. 5) Bumpers in drinking 474 Burlesque 249, 616, 625 Burnet's Theory of the Earth 38 (Fn. 1), 143, 146 Travels 46 (Fn. 4), 531 Bury Fair 154 (Fn. 4) Business, the man of 27 learned men most fit for 469 Bussy d'Amboise 467 Busy world, virtuous and vicious 624 Button-makers' petition 175 (Fn. ) Butts 47, 175 Byrom, John 586 (Fn. ), 603 (Fn. )

Cacoethes scribendi 582 Cælia, the pretty, advised to hold her tongue 404 Cæsar, Julius 23 (Fn. 3), 147, 169, 231, 224, 256, 374, 395 edition of his Commentaries 367 Cairo, Spectator at 1, 69 Calamities 312, 483, 558, 559 Calamy, Edward 106 (Fn. 4) Caligula 16, 246 Callipædia, Claude Quillet's 23 (Fn. 4) Callisthenes 422 Calprenède's romances 37 (Fn. 2) Calumny 451, 594 Cambray, Fenelon, Archbishop of 69, 95 Cambridge Ugly Club 78 Camilla, Virgil's 15 the opera of 18 (Fn. 1), 22 (Fn. 3), 443 Camillus, behaviour of, to his son 263 Camisars, the 160 Camp, wherein a good school 566 Campbell, the dumb fortune-teller 323 (Fn. 4), 474 Candour 382 Canidia, an old beauty 301 Cant 147 Capacities of children to be considered in their education 307 Caprice 191 Carbuncle, Dr., his dye 52 Care, who has most 574 man's chief 122 Caricatures 537 Carneades, his definition of Beauty 144 Cartesian theory of ideas 417 Cartoons, Raphael's 226, 244 Cases in love answered 591, 607, 614 Casimir, Liszinski, a Polish atheist, punishment of 389 Cassandra, romance of 37 (Fn. 2) Cassius, Caius, temper of 157 Castle-builders 167 Cat, a contributor to harmony 361 old and young, speculations on 626 -call, a dissertation on the 361 Catiline 386 Cato 243, 255, 446, 557 Catullus, his lampoon of Cæsar 23 (Fn. 3) Cave of Trophonius 598, 599 Celibacy 528 Celinda on female jealousy 178 Censor of small wares 16 of marriages 308 -ship of the press 445 (Fn. 1) Censure 101, 610 Ceremony 119 Chair, the mathematical 25 Chambermaids 366 Chancery 564 Chaplains to persons of quality 609 Sir Roger de Coverley's chaplain 106 Chapman, George 467 (Fn. 4) Chardin, Sir John 289 (Fn. 4) Charity schools 294, 430 Charlemagne and his secretary, story of 181 Charles I., book of Psalms in a picture of 58 Charles II., his familiarities 78, 462 Charles II. of Spain 64 (Fn. 2) Charles VI. of Germany 353 (Fn. 3) Charles XII. of Sweden, his march to the Ukraine 43 (Fn. 2) Chastity 99, 579 Chaucer 73 Cheerfulness 143, 381, 387 Chemists' jargon 426 Cherubim and Seraphim 600 Chevy Chace criticized 70, 74 Chezluy, Jean, excused to Pharamond his absence from court 480 Children 157, 246, 307, 426, 500 in the Wood, on the Ballad of the 85 Child's Coffee-house 1 (Fn. 7) China women and the vapours 336 Chinese 60, 189, 414 Chit-chat Club 560 Chocolate 365 Chocolate-house, Cocoa Tree 1 (Fn. 11) White's 88 (Fn. 2) Chremylus, story of, from Aristophanes 464 Christian religion 186, 213, 574 Christian hero, Steele's 37, 356 (Fns. 2-8), 516 Christmas 268 Chronograms 60 (Fn. 7) Church and puppet show 14 behaviour at 53, 242, 259, 460, 630 music 338 work 383 Churchyard, the country, on Sunday 112 Cibber, Colley 8 (Fn. 2), 370, 546 Cicero 61, 68, 212, 404, 427, 436, 467 (Fn. ), 505, 531, 541, 554 Citizens, the opportunity of 346 City lovers 155 Clarendon, Earl of 349, 485 (Fn. 1) Clarinda, an Idol 73 Clark, Mrs. Margaret, remnant of a love-letter to 342 Clarke, Dr. Samuel 367 (Fn. 1) Classics, editors of the 470 Clavius, Christopher 307 (Fn. 2) Clay, Stephen 133 (Fn. 2) Clayton, Thomas, the composer 18 (Fn. 1), 258 (Fn. 2) Cleanliness 631 Cleanthe, a French lady, novel of 15 Cleanthes misapplies his talents 404 Clelia, Scudéri's 37 (Fn. 2) Cleopatra 400 Caprenède's romance of 37 (Fn. 2) Clergyman of the Spectator's Club 2, 34 Clergymen 21, 306, 609, 633 Clerks, parish, advice to 372 Cleveland, John 286 (Fn. 1) Cliff, Nat., advertises for a lottery ticket 191 Clinch of Barnet 24 (Fn. 2), 31 Clodpate, Justice, Cibber's 48 Cloe the idiot 466 Club Law 239 Clubs 9, 474, 508 the Amorous 30 Beef-steak 9 (Fn. 2) Chit-chat 560 Everlasting 72 Fox-hunters' 474 Fringe-glove 30 Hebdomadal 43 Hen-pecked 474 Kitcat 9 (Fn. 1) Lazy 320 Lawyers' 372 Mohock 324 Moving 372 October 9 (Fn. 3) Rattling 630 She Romp 217 Sighing 30 Spectator's 1, 2, 34 Club at Oxford for re-reading the Spectator 553 Street Clubs 9 Twopenny 9 Ugly 17, 78 White's 88 (Fn. 2) Widows' 561 Coachmen, Hackney, gentlemen as 515, 526 Coat, fine, when a livery 168 Cocoa-tree Chocolate-house 1 (Fn. 11) Coffee-house, debates 197, 476 idols 155 impertinents 87, 145 liars 521 potentates at different hours 49 Child's 1 (Fn. 7) Grecian 1 (Fn. 10) Jonathan's 1 (Fn. 13) Lloyd's 46 (Fn. 1) Rainbow 16 (Fn. 1) St. James's 1 (Fn. 9), 24 Serle's 49 (Fn. 1) Squire's 49 (Fn. 1) Will's 1 (Fn. 6), 49 (Fn. 1) Collier, Jeremy 361 (Fn. ) Colours 412, 413, 416 Colours taken at Blenheim 136 Comedies 249, 446 Comet, Newton on the 101 Comfort 196, 501 Commode, the 98 (Fn. ) Commendation 348, 467 Commentaries, Cæsar's, Clarke's edition of 367 Commerce 21, 69 Commercial friendship 346 Commines, Philip de 491 Commodus, Emperor 127 Common Prayer, the Book of 147 Commonwealth of Amazons 433 Companions 424 Comparisons in Homer and Milton 303 Compassion 169, 397 Complaisance at courts 394 Compliments 103, 155 Comus, god of revels 425 Concave figure, its advantage in architecture 415 Condé, Prince of 86 Conecte, Thomas, his preaching against women's commodes 96 (Fn. ) Confidants 118 Confidence dangerous to ladies 395 Conformity, occasional 269 Congreve 40 (Fn. ), 189, 204, 443, 530 Conquest, Deborah, of the Widows' Club 561 Conquests, the vanity of 180 Conscience 188 Constancy in sufferings 237 Contemplation 514 Contempt 150 Content 163, 574 Conversation 53, 68, 100, 103, 119, 143, 409, 574 Copenhagen 393 Coquets 66, 172, 208, 390 heart of one dissected 281 Cordeliers, story of St. Francis 245 Cornaro, Lewis 195 Corneille 39 (Fn. 4) Cornelii, family of the 192 Corruption 469 Cotqueans 482 Cottilus, his equanimity 143 Country dances 67 the Sir Roger de Coverley 106 (Fn. 1) Country life 151, 161, 414, 424, 474, 583, 622 Wake, the, a farce 502 wakes described 161 Courage 99, 152, 161, 350, 422 Court life 64, 76, 394, 403 Courtship 261 Coverley, Sir Roger de 2, 6, 34, 106-113, 115, 116, 118, 122, 125, 126, 130, 131, 174, 269, 295, 329, 331, 335, 359, 410, 424, 517 Covetousness 316 Cowardice 231, 611 Cowley 41, 62, 67, 81, 114, 123, 339, 551, 590, 610, 613 Cowper, Lord 38, 467 Coxcombs 128, 406 Crab, chaplain to the Ugly Club 78 Crambo 63 Crastin, Dick, challenges Tom Tulip 91 Crazy, a man thought so for reading Milton aloud 577 Creation, contemplation of 393 Milton's account of 339 Blackmore's poem on 339 (Fn. 8), 543 Credit 3, 218, 320 Credulity in women 190 Cries of London 251 Critics 87, 291, 409, 592 Cross, Miss, half a tun less handsome than Madam Van Brisket 32 Cully-Mully-Puff 362 Cultismo 379 (Fn. 3), 409 Cunning 225 Curiosity 237, 439 Custom 437, 455, 474 Cymon and Iphigenia 71 Cynæas reproves Pyrrhus 180 Cynthio and Flavia, broken courtship of 399 Cyrus 564 Czar Peter, compared with Louis XIV. 139

Dacier, André and Anna 291 (Fn. 2), 297 (Fn. 1) Dacinthus, a pleasant fellow 462 Dæmon, Plato's 214 (Fn. 4) Daintry, Captain 570 (Fn. 1) Dainty, Mrs. Mary, writes from the Infirmary 429 Dalton's Country Justice 92 (Fn. 2) Damon, Strephon, and Gloriana 423 Dampier's Voyages 121 Dancing 66, 67, 296, 334, 370, 376, 466 Dangers past 418 Daphne's Chance Medley 33 Dapperwit, Tom 482, 530 Darkness, Egyptian 615 Day, several times of, in London life 454 Day-dreams 167 Death 7, 25, 133, 152, 289, 349 Debt 82 Dedications 188 of Spectator to Lord Somers after Preface to Lord Halifax after No. 80 to Henry Boyle after No. 169 to the Duke of Marlborough after No. 251 to Thomas, Earl of Wharton after No. 321 to Earl of Sunderland after No. 394 to Paul Methuen after No. 473 to Will. Honeycomb after No. 555 Defamation 348, 427, 451 Definitions 373 Deformity 17, 87 Delicacy 104, 286, 292 Delight, essential to wit 62 vernal 393 Deluge, Whiston's Theory of the 396 Demetrius, a saying of 237 Demurrers, what women to be so called 89 Denham, Sir John 82 (Fn. 2) Dennis, John 47 (Fn. 2), 273 (Fn. 5), 548 (Fn. 1) Denying, sometimes a virtue 458 Dependence 181, 214, 282 Dervise Fadlallah, story of the 631 Descriptions, source of pleasure in 416, 418 Desire 191, 400 D'Estrades, negotiations of Count 92 (Fn. 2) Detraction 256, 348, 355 Devotee described 354 Devotion 93, 163, 201, 207, 415 Diagoras, the atheist, in a storm 483 (Fn. 2) Dial plate for absent lovers 241 Diana 453 Diet 195 Dieupart, Charles 258 (Fn. 2) Diffidence 87 Dignitaries of the law 21 Dilatoriness 469 Diligence 514 Dionysius, a Club tyrant 508 Dionysius's ear 439 Disappointed love 163 Discontent 214 Discretion 225, 607 Dispensary, Garth's 476 Dissection of a beau's head 275 of a coquette's heart 281 Dissenters 147, 259 Dissimulation 103 Distempers, each does best with his own 599 Distinction, desire of 219, 224 Distrest Mother, a tragedy, commended 290, 335, 338 (Fn. 2) Diversions, over-indulgence in 447 Divorce 41 Doctor in Moorfields, contrivance of a 193 Dogget the comedian 235 (Fn. 1), 370, 446, 502 (Fn. 3) Doggrel 60 Dogs 116 (Fn. 1), 474, 579 Doily stuffs cheap and genteel 283, 320 Domestic life 320, 455 Donne, his description of Eliz. Drury 41 (Fn. 3) Dorigny's engravings of the Cartoons 226 (Fn. 5) Doris, Congreve's character of 422 Dorset, Lord, collected old ballads 85 Doves in company 300 Drama, its original a worship 465 Drawcansir 16 (Fn. 4) Dreams 167, 487, 505, 524, 586, 593, 597 of retirement 425 golden scales 403 seasons 425 Trophonius' Cave 599 Dress 69, 150, 360, 435 Drinking 189, 195, 205, 458, 474, 569 Drums in a marriage concert 364 Drury Lane Theatre 1 (Fn. 12) Dry, Will., of clear head and few words 476 Dryden 5 (Fn. 1), 32 (Fn. 3), 33, 37 (Fn. 2), 40 (Fn. 4), 55, 58, 62, 71, 77, 85, 116, 141, 162, 177, 222, 223 (Fn. 2) 267 (Fn. 13), 297 (Fn. 5), 341, 365, 512, 572, 589, 621 Du Bartas 58 (Fn. 4) Duelling 84, 97, 99 Dugdale 21 (Fn. 3) Dull fellows 43 Dullness, goddess of 63 Dumb conjurer, the 560 Dunces 17 (Fn. 3) Dunlop, Alexander 524 (Fn. 1) Duration, the idea of 94 D'Urfey, Thomas 37 (Fn. 2) Dutch monuments for the dead 26 Dyer's News-letter 43 (Fn. 6), 127

Earl of Essex, in a Tragedy 48 (Fn. 1) Earth, why covered with green 387 why called a mother 246 Ease 196 East-Enborne, custom for widows 614, 623 Eating, drinking, and sleeping 317 Echo, false wit 59 Edgar, King, amour of 605 Editors of the classics 470 Education 53, 66, 108, 123, 157, 215, 224, 230, 313, 314, 337, 353, 376, 431, 445 Egg, the scholar's 58 Eginhart and the daughter of Charlemagne 181 (Fn. 4) Egotism 562 Egyptian darkness 615 Electra of Sophocles 44 Elihu's speech to Job 336 Elizabeth, Queen 293 Eloquence of St. Paul 633 of beggars 613 Embellishers 521 Emblematical persons 419 Emilia 302 Eminence, the tax on 101 Emperor of the Moon, Mrs. Behn's farce of the 22 (Fn. 4) Emulation 432 Enborne, the custom for widows at 614, 623 Enemies 125, 399 England, advantages of being born in 135 English, the people 135, 158, 387, 407, 419, 432, 435, 557 the language 135, 163, 230, 405 Envy 19, 253 Epaminondas 133 Ephesian lady, the 11 (Fn. 1), 198 Ephraim, the Quaker, and the officer, in a stage coach 132 (Fn. 1) Epic poem, construction of an 267, 273, 291, 297, 315 Epictetus 53 (Fn. 1), 219, 355, 397, 524 Epigram on Hecatissa 52 Epilogues 338 (Fn. )2, 341 Epistles, poetical 618 recommendatory 493 Epitaph by Ben Jonson 33 (Fn. 3) on Countess of Pembroke 323 on a charitable man 177 (Fn. 7) extravagant and modest epitaphs 26, 538, 539 Equanimity 137, 143, 196 Equestrian order of ladies 435, 437 Equipage 15, 144, 428 Equity, schools of 337 Erasmus 59, 239 Erratum in an edition of the Bible 579 Error 117, 460 Escalus, an old beau 318 Esquires 529 Essays 123, 476 Estates, acquisition of 222, 353 Estcourt, Richard 264 (Fn. 1), 358, 370, 468 Eternity 159, 575, 590, 628 Ether, the fields of 420 Etherege, Sir George 2 (Fn. ), 44 (Fn. ), 51, 65 (Fn. ), 127 Eubulus at the coffee-house 49 Eucrate, the friend of King Pharamond 76, 84 Eucratia 144 Eudosia 7, 144 Eudoxus and Leontine, their friendship, and education of their children 123 Eugene, Prince 269 (Fn. 1), 340 (Fn. 2) Eugenius, his charity 177 Euphrates, the 415 Eusden, Lawrence 54, 78 (Fn. 3), 87 Evergreens, feminine 395 Everlasting Club, the 72 Evremont, M. de St. 213, 349 Example 337 Excess 180 Exchange, the Royal 69, 454 the new 96 (Fn. 2) Exchequer bills, Montagu's 3 (Fn. 9) Exercise 115, 116, 161, 195 Extravagance 161, 222, 243 Eye, formation of the 472 Eyes, a dissertation on 250 their influence 19, 252

Fable, use of 183 of the Lion and Man 11 of the Children and Frogs 23 of Jupiter and the Countryman 25 of Pleasure and Pain 183 of a Drop of Water 293 of the Persian Glassman 535 Face, the epitome of man 541 a good one a letter of recommendation 221 each should be pleased with his own 559 Fadlallah, story of 578 Fairs, Persian, for selling women 511 Fairy writing 419 Faith 459, 465 False wit 25, 58, 60 Falsehood 63, 103, 156, 352 Falstaff 47 Fame 73, 139, 218, 255, 256, 257, 426, 439 Familiarities in society 429, 430 Family madness in pedigrees 612 Famine in France 180 Fan exercise 102 Fancy 411, 512, 558 Fashion 6, 64, 151, 175, 460, 478, 490 Father's love 449 Faults, secret, discovered 399 Faustina, empress 128 Fawners 304 Fear 25, 114, 152, 224, 471, 615 Feasts 195 Feeling, the sense of 411 Female library proposed 37, 242 oratory 247 rakes 337 virtues 81 domestic rule 320 game, preserving 326 Fenelon 95 Festeau, the surgeon 368 Festivity of spirit 358 Feuille mort 265 Fiction 419 Fidelia, a good daughter 499 Fidelio transformed into a looking glass 392 Final causes 413 Fireworks at Rome, a poem on 617 Flattery 49, 238, 460, 621 Flavia and Cynthio 398 Flavia, rival to her mother 91 Flavilla, spoiled by marriage 437 Fleetwood, Dr. William 384 (Fn. 1) Flesh painter out of place 41 Fletcher's Pilgrim, on a scene in 22 (Fn. 6) humorous lieutenant 266 Flora 425 Flourilles, Chevalier de 152 (Fn. 2) Flutter, Sir Fopling, comedy of 65 Flying, letter on 462 Foible, Sir Geoffrey 190 Follies, our own, mistaken for worth 460 Fondness 449 Fontenelle 291 (Fn. 2), 519, 576 Fools 47, 148, 485 Footman, a too sober 493 Fop 280 Fopling Flutter, Sir, Etherege's 65 Foppington, Cibber's Lord 48 Forehead, an orator's 231 Fortius, whose faults are overlooked 422 Fortunatus, the trader 433 Fortune 282, 293, 294, 312 stealers 211 hunters 326 comedy of the 22 (Fn. 5) Fox-hunters 474 Francham, Mr., of Norwich 520 Francis, St. 245 Frankair, Charles, an envied and impudent speaker 484 Freart, M., on architecture 415 Freeman, Antony, his stratagem to escape from his wife's rule 213 Freeport, Sir Andrew 2, 34, 82, 126, 174, 232, 549 Free-thinkers 3, 9, 27, 39, 55, 62, 70, 77, 234, 599 Freher, Marquard 181 (Fn. 4) French 102, 104, 435, 481 poets 45 privateer, cruelty of a 350 Fribbles 288 Friends 68, 346, 385, 399, 400, 490 Fringe-glove Club 30 Fritilla, dreams at church 597 Frogs and Boys, fable of the 23 (Fn. 7) Frolic 358 Froth, Mr., on public affairs 43 (Fn. 1) Frugality 107, 348, 467 Fuller's English worthies 221 (Fn. 5) Funeral, the, Steele's comedy 51 (Fn. 1) Funnel, Will., a toper 569 Futurity, man's weak desire to know 604

Galen 543 Gallantry 72, 142, 318 Gambols 41 Game, Female 326 Gaming 93, 140, 428, 447 Gaper, the, a Dutch sign 47 Gardens 5 (Fn. 5), 414, 455, 477 Garth, Sir Samuel 249 (Fn. 2), 273 (Fn. 8) Gazers 263 Genealogy, a letter on 612 Generosity 107, 248, 346 Genius 160 Gentleman 75, 82 Geography of a jest 138 George I. 3 (Fn. 8) coronation 609, 630 Georgics, Virgil's 417 Germanicus 238 Germany, politics of 43 (Fn. 5), 45 (Fn. 1) Gesture in oratory 407 Ghosts 12, 419 on the stage 36, 44 Gigglers in church 158 Gildon, Charles 267 (Fn. 1) Gipsies, Sir Roger de Coverley and the 130 Giving and forgiving 189 Gladiators 436 Gladio's dream of knight errantry 597 Gladness 494 Glaphyra, story of 110 Globe, Burnet's funeral oration on the 146 Globes, proposal for a new pair of 552 Gloriana, advice concerning a design on 423 Glory 139, 172, 218, 238 Gluttony 195, 344 Goat's milk 408 God 7, 257, 381, 421, 441, 465, 489, 531, 543, 565, 571, 580, 634, 635 Gold clears understanding 239 Good breeding 119 Goodfellow, Robin, on rule of drinking 205 Good Friday paper, a 356 Good humour 100 infirmary for establishing 429, 437, 440 Good nature 23, 76, 169, 177, 196, 243, 607 Good sense 437 Goodwin, Dr. Thomas 494 (Fn. 2) Goose and Watchman 376 Goosequill, William, clerk to Lawyers' Club 372 Gosling, George, advertises for lottery ticket 191 Gospel gossips 46 Gossiping 310 Goths, in poetry 62 in taste 409 Government, forms of 287 Gracchus's pitch-pipe 541 Grace at meals 458 Gracefulness in action 292 Graham, Mr., his picture sale 67 Grammar schools 353 Grand Cyrus, Scuderi's 37 (Fn. 2) Grandeur and minuteness, 420 Grandmother, Sir Roger de Coverley's great, great, great, had the best receipts for a hasty pudding and a white pot 109 Grant, Dr., the oculist 472, 547 (Fn. 1) Gratian, Balthazar 293 (Fn. 1), 397 (Fn. 3) Gratification 454 Gratitude 453, 588 Gravitation 121 Great and good not alike in meaning 109 Great men 101, 196 Greatness of mind 312 of objects 412, 413 Greaves, John 1 (Fn. 4) Grecian Coffee-house 1 (Fn. 10) Greeks 189, 313 modern, who so called 239, 245 Green, why the earth is covered with 387 Green-sickness 431 Grief, the grotto of 501 Grinning match 137 Grotto, verses on a 632 Grove, Rev. Henry 588 (Fn. 1) Guardian, the 532 (Fn. 3), 550 (Fn. 1) Gumley, Mr., a diligent tradesman 509 Gyges and Aglaüs, tale of 610 Gymnosophists 337

Habits 197 Hadley, John 428 Halifax, Charles Montagu, Earl of 3 (Fn. 9), dedication (after No. 80) George Savile, Marquis of 170 (Fn. 1) Hamadryads 589 Hamlet 404 Handel 5 (Fn. 2) Handkerchief in tragedy 44 Handsome people 144 Hangings, the men in the 22 Hanover succession 384 Happiness 15, 167, 575, 610 Hardness in parents 181 Hard words should be mispronounced by well-bred ladies 45 Harehounds 116 (Fn. 1) Harper, Robert 480 (Fn. 2) Harrington's Oceana 176 (Fn. 1) Harris, Mr., proposes an organ for St. Paul's 552 Harrison, John 428 (Fn. 1) Hart, Nicholas, the annual sleeper 184 (Fn. 2) Hatred 125 Hats 187, 219 Haym, Nicolino 258 (Fn. 2) Haymarket Theatre 1 (Fn. 12) Head-dress 98, 319 Health 411 Hearts, a vision of 587 Heathen philosophy 150 notions of a future state 633 Heaven 447, 465, 580, 590, 600 Hebrew idiom in English 405 Hecatissa and the Ugly Club 48 Heidegger, J. J. 14 (Fn. 1), 31 Heirs and elder brothers 123 Hell, the Platonic 90 Henley, Anthony 494, 518 (Fn. 1) Henpecked husbands 176, 179, 479 bachelors 486 Herbert, George 58 (Fn. 4) Heretics 185 Hermit, saying of a 575 Hero, what makes a 240, 312, 601 in tragedy 40 Herod and Mariamne, story of 171 Herodotus 483 Hesiod 200, 447 Heteropticks 250 Heywood, James 268 (Fn. ) Hilpa, an antediluvian princess, story of 584, 585 Hirst, James, his love-letter 71 (Fn. 2) Historians 420, 483 in conversation 136 History 133, 289, 420, 428 a study recommended to newsmongers 452 secret 619 Hobbes 47 (Fn. 1), 52, 249, 588 Hobson's choice 509 Hockley in the Hole 31 (Fn. 2), 436 (Fn. 1) Homer 70, 273, 357, 411, 417 Honest men, association of 126 Honestus, the trader 443 Honeycomb, Will. 2 (Fn. 8), 4, 34, 41, 67, 77, 105, 131, 156, 265, 311, 325, 352, 359, 410, 475, 490, 511, 530, dedication (after No. 555) Honeycomb, Simon 154 Honour 99, 219 Horace 394 Howard, Hon. E., The British Princes 43 (Fn. 7) Huarte, Juan 307 (Fn. 1) Hudibras 17, 54, 59, 145 Hughes, John 66 (Fn. 1), 104, 141, 220, 231, 232, 252, 306 Hummums, the 347 (Fn. 1) Hunting 116 (Fn. 1), 583 Hunt the squirrel, a country dance 67 Husbandman, funeral oration for a 583 Husbands 149, 178, 179, 236, 530, 561, 607 Hush note 228 Hush, Peter, the whisperer 457 Hyæna and spider 187 Hydaspes, the opera of 13 (Fn. 1) Hymen, revengeful 530 Hymn, to the Virgin, a book in eight words 60 to Venus by Sappho 232 David's, on Providence 441 on gratitude 453 on the glories of heaven and earth 465 Hypocrisy 119, 243, 399, 458

Iambic verse 39 James, a country footman polished by love 71 Jane, Mrs., a pickthank 272 Japis's care of Æneas 572 Ibrahim XII., tragedy of 51 (Fn. 8) Ichneumon fly 126 Ideas, association of 416 Identity 578 Idiots 47, 474 Idleness 316, 411, 624 Idolatry 211 Idols 73, 79, 87, 155, 534 Jealousy 170, 171, 178 Jest 138, 616 Jesuits 17 (Fn. 3), 307, 545 Jews 213, 495, 531 Jezebels 175 Ignatus, a fine gentleman, as opposed to an atheist 75 Ignorance, when amiable 324 Jilt, a penitent 401 Jilts 187 Iliad, effect of reading the 417 Ill nature 23, 169, 185 Imaginary beings in poetry 357 (Fns. 4 & 5), 419 Imagination, Essays on 411-421 Imitators 140 Imma, daughter of Charlemagne, story of 181 Immortality 110, 210, 537, 600, 633 Impertinent persons 148, 168, 432 Implex fables 297 (Fn. 1) Impudence 2, 20, 231, 373, 390, 443 Incantations in Macbeth 141 Ince, Richard 555 Inclination and reason 447 Inconsistency 162, 50 Indian kings, the 50 Indifference in marriage 322 Indigo the merchant 136 Indiscretion 23 Indisposition 143 Indolence 100, 316, 320 Industry 116 Infidelity 186 Infirmary for establishing good humour 429, 437, 440, 474 Ingratitude 491 Ingoltson, Charles, quack doctor 444 Initial letters 2 (Fn. 9), 567, 568 Inkle and Yarico 11 Innocence 34, 242 Inns of Court 49 Inquisition on maids and bachelors 320 Inquisitiveness 288 Insipid couple, an 522 Insolence 294 Instinct 120, 121, 181, 201, 519 Insults 150 Integrity 448, 557 Intemperance 195 Intentions 213, 257 Interest, worldly 185, 394 Invention 487 John a Nokes and John a Stiles, petition of 577 Johnson, the player 370 Jolly, Frank, memorial from the Infirmary 429 Jonathan's Coffee-house 1 (Fn. 13) Jonson, Ben. 9, 28 (Fn. 5), 33, 70 Joseph I., Emperor 43 (Fn. 4), 45 (Fn. 1), 353 (Fn. 3) Josephus 110, 171 Journal, use of keeping a 317 of a deceased citizen for a week 317 of a lady 323 of three country maids 332 of the country Infirmary 440 Iras the witty 404 Irish widow-hunters 561 Irony 438 Iroquois chiefs in London 50 Irresolution 151, 162 Irus the rake 264 Isadas the Spartan 564 Italian writers 5 opera and singers 1 (Fn. 12), 5 (Fn. 2), 13 (Fn. 1), 18, 29, 258 Itch of writing 582 Judgment the offspring of time 514 Judgments 483, 548 Julian, Emperor 634 July and June described 425 Jupiter's distribution of calamities 558, 559 Justice 479, 564 poetical 40, 548 Juvenal 150, 209 Dryden's 37 (Fn. 2)

Kennet, Dr., on the origin of country wakes 161 (Fn. 1) Kensington Gardens 477 Kimbow, Tom 24 King Lear 40 Kings, logic of 239 Kissing dances 67 Kitcat Club 9 (Fn. 1) Kitchen music 570 Kitty, a jilt 187 Knaves 601 Knotting, as an employment for beaus 536 Knowledge 287, 379 self 399 Koran 94 (Fn. )

Labour 115, 161, 624
Lacedæmonians 67, 188, 207
Lackeys, The, of Ménager and Rechteren 481
Ladies 143, 435, 437, 607
Laertes, prodigal through shame of poverty 114
La Ferte, the dancing master 37 (Fn. 2)
Lætitia and Daphne, beauty and worth 33
Lampoons 16, 23, 35, 224
Lancashire Witches, the comedy 141
Language,
English, effect of the war on the 165
European 405
brutal 400
Lapirius, generosity of 248
Lapland odes 366, 406
Larvati 32 (Fn. 4)
Lath, Squire, would give an estate for better legs 32
Latimer 465
Latin, effect of, on a country audience 221
Latinus, King, pressed for a soldier 22 (Fn. 8), 53
Laughers at public places 168
Laughter 47, 52, 249, 494, 598, 630
Lawyers 21, 49, 456, 551
Lazy Club, the 323
Leaf, population of a 420
Learned, precedency among the 529
Learning 6, 105, 350, 353, 367, 469, 506
Leather, gilt, for furniture 609
Le Conte, Father 189 (Fn. 4)
Lee, Nathaniel 39 (Fn. 6)
Leo X. 497
Leonora's library 37, 163
Leontine and Eudoxus 123
Leopold I., Emperor 353 (Fn. 3)
Leti, Gregorio 632
Letters
Absence of lovers 241
Academy of Painting, from the 555
Ambassador of Bantam 557
Apology for a man of wit and pleasure 154
Author turned dealer 288
Bankrupt, from a, and answer 456
Bashfulness 231
Beauty, from a 87
Beauty destroyed by the small pox 306
Behaviour at church 236
Belinda to the shades 204
Benefactor 546
Blank, from a 563
Bowing and curtseying at church 460
Brook and Hellier's wine 362
Butts 175
Captain Sentry
on the character of Sir Roger de Coverley,
and on his own situation 544
Castle-builder, from a 167
Cat-calls 361
Censuring Spectator 158
Character of jilts 187
Chloë from her lover, with an account of his dreams 301
Choleric gentleman 563
Clergyman, to a 27
Coquette, from a 79
Coquette, and answer 254, 515
Cotquean 482
Country manners and conversation 474
Countryman to his mistress 324
Coverley, from Sir Roger de 264
Crazy man, from a supposed 577
Cries of London 251
Cruel Husbands 236
Dancing 334
Decay of the club 542
Demonstrations of grief 95
Detraction 348
Devotion, formal 79
Dumb Doctor 560
Education 330, 337, 353
Emperor of China to the Pope 545
Envil, Sir John, from, married to a lady of quality 299
Epilogues, against comic, to a Tragedy 338, 341
Epitaphs, on 518
Estcourt, from Dick 264
Eye, on the 252
Fair sex 298
Fan exercise 134
Fashion 66, 319
Father to his son 189
Female equestrians 104
Fortune-hunters 326
Fortune-stealers 311
Freeport, Sir Andrew, his retiring 549
Gardening 477
Greek
mottos 271, 296
shopkeeper on his wife's Greek 278
Hecatissa 48
Hen-pecked
husband, determined to be free 212
keepers 486
Hoop petticoat 127
Horace to Claudius Nero 493
Husband, to a 204
Husband likely to be ruined
by his wife's accomplishments 328
Idler, from an 320
Idols 87
Impertinents 168
Jealous husband 527
Kissing 272
Lady insulted by her seducer
--reflections on the subject 611
Languishing lover, from a 527
Law 480, 551
Leonora 163
Lillie, Chas., from 16
Lion, from a 136
Lottery ticket 242
Lover, from a 208
Lover's leap, on the 227
Mary Tuesday, from 24
Masquerades 8
Mercenary practice of men in the choice of wives 199
Modesty, on 484
Money, love of 450
Monkey, from a 343
Mother and son 263
Mottos 296
Naked shoulders 437
Natural son, from a 203
New-married couple, from a 364
Nose-pulling 268
Octavia complains of the ingratitude of her husband 322
Oxford correspondents 553
Parish-clerk on evergreens 284
Parthenia, from 140
Patching 268
Pert baggage, from a 560
Playhouse 36
Pliny to Hispulla 525
Poachers 168
Poetical justice 548
Poor and proud Jezebel 292
Powell, the Puppet-showman, commendation of 372
Prayers of clergymen before sermon 312
Prude, from a 364
Punning 396
Quaker 276
Rudeness 443
Rustic amusements 161
Scholar in love, from a 362
Seduction 208
Servants 202
Severity of schoolmasters 168
Sexton of St. Paul's, Covent Garden 14
Short face, Sophia in love with a 290
Silent lover, from a 304
Sly, Mr., on hats 532
Smallpox, lady marked with 613
Soldiers, from several 566
Spenser, merits of 540
Splenetic cured 134
Stage-coach, behaviour in a 242
Steele, from 274
Swinging 496
Talebearers 310
Templars turned Hackney-coachmen 498
Theatre, on the--on a musical scheme 258
Three thrifty ladies 332
Travelling 364
Ugly Club 52
Unhappy condition of women of the town 190
Untoward wife 194
Valetudinarian 25
Visiting 208
Wagerers and whistlers 145
Widow with two lovers, and answer 149
Widows' Club 573
Will. Honeycomb 131
Women's Men 158
Women taking snuff 344
Zelinda from her lover--his death 627
Letters, show temper of writers 283
Levées 193
Levity 234, 253
Liars 103, 167, 234
Libels 35, 451
Liberality 292, 346
Liberty 287
Library, female 37, 79, 92, 140
Liddy, Miss,
reasons for differing in temper from her sister 396
Life
(domestic) 455
(human) 27, 93, 94, 143, 159, 202, 219, 222, 289, 317, 574, 575
Light 413
Ligon's History of Barbadoes 11 (Fn. 2)
Lillie, Charles 16, 46 (Fn. 2), 173 (Fn. 3), 334 (Fn. 1), 358
Lilly's Latin Grammar 221 (Fn. 2)
Lindamira allowed to paint 41
Lion, the, in the Haymarket 13 (Fn. 1)
Lipogrammatists 58 (Fn. 1)
Liszynski, a Polish atheist 389
Livy 409, 420
Lloyd's coffee-house 46 (Fn. 1)
Locke, John 37 (Fn. 2), 62, 94, 121, 313, 373, 519, 557
Logic of kings 239
Loiterers 155
Loller, Lady, from the country infirmary 429
London 69, 200, 403
cries of 251
London and Wise, gardeners 5 (Fn. 5), 477
Longings of Women 326
Longinus 229, 279 (Fn. 6), 326, 339 (Fn. 4), 489 (Fn. 1), 633
Longitude 428 (Fn. 1)
Looking-glasses 325
Lorrain, Paul 338 (Fn. )
Lottery 191, 199
Love 4, 30, 47, 71, 118, 120, 142, 149, 161, 163,
199, 206, 241, 274, 304, 324, 325, 362, 366,
367, 376, 377, 397, 400, 475, 479, 506, 525,
561, 591, 596, 605, 607
casuist, the 591, 607, 614, 625
Love for Love, the comedy 189
Loveless, Biddy 196
Lovemore, Jeremy 596
Lovers' Leaps, the 225, 233
Loungers, the, at Cambridge 54
Loyola, Oldham's 17 (Fn. 3)
Lucceius, character of 206
Lucian 67, 283
Ludgate 82 (Fn. 1)
Lulli, Jean Baptiste 29 (Fn. 3)
Lute-string, advanced price of 21
Luxury 55, 195
Lying, party 507
Lysander, character of 522

Macbeth, incantation in 141 Machiavel 406 the she 561 Mademoiselle, the French Puppet 277 Magna Charta 2 (Fn. 2) Mahomet's night journey 94 (Fn. 4) Mahometans 85, 460, 631 Maids, inquisition on 320 Male jilts 288 widows 520 birds 128 Malebranche 37 (Fn. 2), 94 (Fn. 3) Malvolio, a mixed character 238 Man 9, 115, 156, 162, 237, 238, 408, 441, 494, 519, 537, 564, 588, 624 Man of Mode, Etherege's 65 Manilius, in retirement 467 Mankind 444, 598 Manley, Mrs. 37 (Fn. 2) Manner 292 Manuscript Note Book of Addison's 411 (Fn. 2) Maple, Will 203 Maraton and Yaratilda 56 March, month of, described 425 Marcia's prayer in Cato 593 Marcus, son of Cicero 307 Mariamne 466 story of 171 Marius, Scipio's judgment of young 157 Marlborough, Duke of 26 (Fn. 5), 139, dedication (after No. 251), 353 (Fn. 3) Marriage 89, 113, 149, 181, 236, 254, 261, 268, 308, 322, 430, 479, 482, 490, 506, 522, 525, 533, 607 Martial 52, 446 Martyn, Henry 180 (Fn. 1), 200, 232 Masquerades 8, 14 (Fn. 1) Massacres 185 Master, a good 107 a bad 136, 201, 202 Mathematics 307 Mather, Charles, toyman 570 Matter 420, 519 Matter-of-fact man 521 Maundrell's Journey to Jerusalem 303 (Fn. 2) May 425 dangerous to ladies 365, 395 Mazarine, Cardinal, and Quillet 23 Medals on the Spanish Armada 293 Mede's Clavis Apocalyptica 92 (Fn. 2) Medicina Gymnastica, Fuller's 115 (Fn. 2) Medlar, Mrs., of the Widows' Club 561 Memory 417, 471 Men 97, 145, 196, 264, 505, 510 Menagiana 60 (Fn. 9) Ménager and Count Rechteren at Utrecht 481 Merab, with too much beauty and wit 144 Merchants 69, 174, 218, 428 Mercurialis, Hieronymus 115 (Fn. 3) Mercy 456 Merit 223, 340 Merry men 70 Messiah, Pope's 378 Metamorphoses, Ovid's 417 Metaphor 417, 421, 595 Methuen, Paul dedication (after No. 473), treaty 43 (Fn. 1), 140, 240, 417, 421, 425 Milton, Addison's papers on 267, 273, 279, 285, 291, 297, 303, 309, 315, 321, 327, 333, 339, 345, 351, 357, 363, 369, 417, 425, 463 Mimicry 416 Mind 455, 554 Minister of state, a watchful 439 Mint, arguments of the 239 Mirth 196, 358, 381 Mirza, Visions of 159 Mischief 564 Misers 624 Miseries 169 the mountain of 558, 559 Misfortune, a good man's struggle with, Seneca on 39 (Fn. 1) Misfortunes, not to be called judgments 483 Mixt wit 62 Mode 6, 129, 145 Moderation 312 Modern writers 61, 249 Modest assurance 373 Modesty 6, 52, 154, 206, 231, 242, 296, 350, 354, 373, 390, 400, 435, 458, 484 Mohocks 324, 347 Moles 123 Molière 70 Moll Peatley, a dance 67 (Fn. 3) Money 3, 422, 450, 456, 509 Monks 60 Monmouth, Duke of 2 (Fn. 2) Monosyllables, English liking for 135 Monsters 412, 413, 418 Montague, Charles, Earl of Halifax 3 (Fn. 9), dedication (after No. 80) Montgomery, Mr. 524 Monuments in Westminster Abbey 26 Montaigne 562 Moorfields 505 Moralists 196 Morality 446, 459, 465 More, Henry 86, 90 (Fn. 1), 121 Sir Thomas 349 Moreton, Mr. John 546 (Fn. 2) Mortality 289 bill of 377 Mosaic pavement 358 (Fn. 1) Moses, tradition of 237 Mother 246 story of the Rival Mother 91 Motion in gods and mortals 369 Motteux, Peter 14 (Fn. 1), 552 Motto 221 Mountebank 572 Mourning 64, 65, 575 Mouth, a padlock for the 533 Much cry but little wool 251 Mulberry Garden, the 96 Muley Moluc, last moments of 349 Muses, the mountain of the 514 Music 18, 29, 258, 278, 405, 416, 570, 630

Naked-shouldered females 437 Names of authors to their works 451 Natural History 22 Nature 153, 404, 408, 414, 588 Needlework 606, 609 Negroes 215 Neighbourhoods 49 Nemesis, an old maid who discovers judgments 483 Nero's nurse 246 Nettletop, Rebecca 190 New, the, in art 411, 412, 413, 415 Newberry, Mr., his rebus 59 New River 5 New Style 21 (Fn. 1) News 425, 457, 625 Newton, Sir Isaac 37 (Fn. 2), 543, 554, 565 Nicholas Hart, the sleeper 184 Nicodemuncio to Olivia, on being made an April fool 432 Nicolini, the singer 5, 13 (Fn. 1), 235, 403 Night 425, 565, 582 Nightingale 383 Nigralia, a party lady, forced to patch on the wrong side 81 No, a word useful to women 625 Nobility 537 Northern hive, Sir W. Temple's 21 (Fn. ) Nose-pullers 268 Notable men 150 Novell, Lydia, complains of a rich lover 140 Novels 365 Novelty 412, 413, 626 November described 425 Numbering of houses 28 (Fn. 2) Nutmeg of Delight, the 160

Oates, Titus 58 (Fn. 4) Obedience to parents 189, 449 Obscurity 101, 406, 622 Obsequiousness 386 Ocean 489 October Club 9 (Fn. 3) Ogilby, John 37 (Fn. 2) Ogler, the Complete 46 Oldfield, Mrs. 546 Oldham's Loyola 17 (Fn. 3) Old Style 21 (Fn. 1) Olearius, travels of 426 (Fn. 1) Omens, superstitious dread of 7 Omniamanta 144 Omnipotence 565 Omnipresence 572, 580 Oneirocritic 505 Opera, Italian 1 (Fn. 12), 5 (Fn. 2), 13 (Fn. 1), 18, 29, 314 France 29 (Fn. 4) Opinion, popular 460 Oratory 484, 633 female 247, 252 Orbicilla 390 Order 219 Orestilla, the great fortune 118 Oroondates, Statira to 199 Osborn's Advice to his Son 150 Ostentation 460 Otway 39 (Fn. 7), 117, 456 Overdo, Justice, Ben Jonson's 48 Ovid 417, 439, 618 Oxford scholar at a coffee-house 46

Padlocks for the mouth 533 Pages in gentlemen's houses 214 (Fn. 2) Painter's part in a tragedy 42 Painting, the art of 83, 129, 226, 555 of the face 41 Palmquist, Monsieur 43 Pamphilio, a good master 137 Pamphlets, defamatory 541 Pantheon, Penkethman's 31 (Fn. 3) at Rome 415 Paradin, Guillaume 98 (Fn. 3) Paradise of Fools 460 Paradise Lost, Addison's papers on 267, 273, 279, 285, 291, 297, 303, 309, 315, 321, 325, 327, 333, 339, 345, 354, 357, 363, 369 Parents 21, 150, 181, 189, 192, 235, 263, 313, 330, 449, 532, 539 Parish clerks, advice to 372 Parker, Richard 474 (Fn. 3) Parnassus, Vision of 514 Parnell, Thomas 460 (Fn. 1) Parricide, how punished in China 189 Parthenia, letter of, upon the ladies' library 140 Party 57, 125, 126, 243, 399, 432, 507 patches 81 Particles, English 18 Pascal 116 (Fn. 3) Pasquinades 23 (Fn. 5) Passion 202, 438, 528 of the Fan 102 Passions, the 31, 71, 215, 224, 255, 408, 418, 564 Pastorals, Philips's 523 Patches 50 party use of 81 Patience 312, 501, 559 Patrons 214 Paul Lorrain 338 Paul, Saint 633 Paul's Cathedral, St., Indian kings on 50 Peace 45 negotiations 45 (Fn. 1) Pearce, Zachary 572 Pedants 105, 286, 617 Pedigrees, vanity of 612 Peepers 53 Peevish fellow, a 438 Penkethman, W. 31 (Fn. 3), 370 (Fn. 5) Penruddock's rising in the West 313 (Fn. 3) Penseroso, Il 425 Pentathlum 161 People, the wealth of a country 200 Pericles 81, 633 Perrault, Charles 279 (Fn. 11), 303 (Fn. 3) Perry, Mrs. 92 (Fn. 1) Persecution, religious 459 Persian education 99, 189, 337 soldier reproved 427 Persius 379 Peter the Great 43 (Fn. 2) compared with Louis XIV. 139 Petronius, his story of the Ephesian lady 11 (Fn. 1) mood of, at death 349 Petticoat 109, 127, 140 politicians 305 Petty, Sir William 200 Phædra and Hippolitus, a tragedy 18 (Fn. 9) Pharamond 76 (Fn. 1), 84 (Fn. 1) his edict against duelling 97 letter to 480 Phidias 415 Philanthropy 177 Philantia, a votary 79 Philips, Ambrose 223 (Fn. 2), 229, 289 (Fn. 2), 338 (Fn. 2), 400, 523, 578 Philopater on his daughter's dancing 466 Philosophers 195, 634 Philosophy 7, 10, 22, 175, 201, 393, 420 Phocion 133, 188, 448 Phoebe and Colin, a poem 603 Physic 195 Physicians 16, 21, 25, 234 Physiognomy 86, 206, 518 Pictures 67, 83, 107, 109, 226, 244, 248, 416, 418 Picts, what women are 41 Piety 201 Pindar 160, 467 Pindaric writing 58 (Fn. 5) Pin money 295 Piper of Hamelin, the 5 Pisistratus 527 Pitchpipe 228 Pittacus, a saying of 574 Pity 208, 397, 418, 442, 588 Pix, Mary 51 (Fn. 8) Places of trust 469, 629 Plain dealing 460 Planets 420 Planting 583, 589 Plato 23 (Fn. 2), 86 (Fn. 12), 90, 183, 211 (Fn. 2), 237, 507, 624 Platonic love 400 Players 141, 370, 502, 529 Plays, modern 22, 592 Pleaders 197 Pleasant fellows 462 Pleasure 146, 151, 152, 183, 312, 424, 600, 624 Pleasures of Imagination, Essays on 411-421 Pliny 230, 467 (Fn. 1), 484 (Fn. 1), 525, 554 Plot, Robert 447 (Fn. 1) Plutarch 125 (Fn. 1), 180, 188, 229, 483, 494, 507 Poacher, request from a 168 Poetry 39, 40, 44, 51, 58, 220, 253, 314, 405, 417, 418, 419, 421 Poetical justice 40, 548 Polite imaginations 411 Politeness 119 Political arithmetic 200 Politicians 43, 305, 403, 556, 567, 568 Poll, a way of arguing 239 Polycarpus, beloved by all 280 Pompey 293 Pontignon, M. 90 Poor, the 200, 232 (Fn. 3), 430 Pope, Alexander, his Essay on Criticism 65 (Fn. 2) an idea from 210 (Fn. 1) commended 253 (Fn. 2) his Pastorals 223 (Fn. 2) his Messiah 378 Letter and Verses 527 on Adrian's dying words 532 his Miscellany 523 Popular applause 188 Porta, Baptista della, on Physiognomy 86 (Fn. 6) Posterity 101, 583 Postman, newspaper 1 (Fn. 8) Pottière, Dominic, a French privateer 350 Poverty 150, 464 Powell, junior, his Puppet-show 14 (Fn. 2), 31 (Fn. 5), 372 Powell, George, the actor 31 (Fn. 4), 40 Power, despotic 287 Praise 38, 73, 188, 238, 349, 467, 551 Prayer 207, 236, 312, 391 Precedence 119, 529 Précieuses, the 45 (Fns. 2 & 4) Prediction, vulgar arts of 505 Preface to the Bishop of St. Asaph's Sermons 384 Prejudice 101, 263, 432 Prepossession 117 Prerogative 480 Presumption 187 Pride 33, 201, 394, 462 Prince, Mr., dances of 466 Princes, good and bad 139 Printing 166, 367, 582 Prior 141 Procrastination 151 Procrustes, bed of 58 Prodicus 183 Professions, the three learned 21 Projector of town entertainments, a 31 Promisers 448 Pronunciation 451 Prospects 411, 412, 418 Prosperity 237 Prosper, Will. 19, 20 Proverbs of Solomon, in verse 410 Providence 120, 237, 293, 441, 543 Prudence 293 Prudes at the play 208 Psalm xxiii. translated 441 cxiv. 461 cxxxix. 399 singing in church 205 Psalmanazar, George 14 (Fn. 1) Pugg the Monkey, Adventures of 343 Pulvillios 63 (Fn. 1) Punchinello 14 Punishments in school 157 Puns 61, 396, 454, 504 Puppet-show, Powell's 14 (Fn. 2) Purcell, Henry 29 (Fn. 3) Puzzle, Tom, in argument 476 Pyramids of Egypt 415 Pyrrhus, King 180 Pythagoras 447, 586

Quacks 444, 547 (Fn. 1), 572 Quakers 396 Quality 34, 219 Queries in love 625 Quick, Mrs., of the Widows' Club 561 Quidnunc, Tom 625 Quillet, Claude 23 (Fn. 4) Quintilian 168 Quir, Peter de, on Puns 396 Quixote, Don, patron of Sigher's Club 30

Rabelais 283 Racine 39 (Fn. 4) Rack 239 Radcliffe, Dr. John 468 (Fn. 4) Raillery 422 Rainbow 415 coffee-house 16 (Fn. 1) Rakes 336, 576 Raleigh, Sir W. 510 Ramble from Richmond to the Exchange 454 Ramsey, Will., the astrologer, describes night 582 Rant 40 Rape of Proserpine, a French opera 29 Raphael 226, 244, 467 Rapin, Réné 44 (Fn. 3), 291 (Fn. 2) Rattling Club at church 630 Read, Sir Wm., oculist 472, 547 (Fn. 1) Readers 1, 62, 93, 94, 179 Reason 6, 120, 408, 447 Rebus 59 Rechteren, Count, and M. Ménager 481 (Fn. 3) Recitative 29 Reciters 521 Recluse, the 282 Recommendations, letters of, generally unjust and absurd 493 Recreations 258 Rehearsal, Buckingham's 3 (Fn. 7) Religion 201, 213, 292, 356, 447, 459, 471, 483, 494, 574 Renatus Valentinus, story of 426 Rentfree, Sabina, letter on greensickness 431 Repository for fashions 487 Reproach 594 Reproof 382 Reputation 218, 467 Retirement 4, 27, 249, 425, 467, 549, 613 Revelation 600 Reveries 167 Revenge of a Spanish lady 611 Rhubarb, John, Esq., from the Infirmary 429 Rhyme, the Æneid in 60 Rhynsault, story of 491 Rich, Christopher 258 (Fn. 1) Riches 140, 145, 150, 280, 282, 283, 294, 456, 464, 574 Richelieu, Cardinal 305 Ridicule 150, 249, 445, 446 Riding 115 dress of ladies 435 Rinaldo and Armida, opera of 5 (Fn. 2), 14 Riot 180 Rival Mother, story of the 91 Rivers, Colonel 204 (Fn. 3) Roarers 474 Robin the Porter at Will's Coffeehouse 398 Rochester, John Wilmot, Earl of 2 (Fn. 3) Roman ladies 81 education 313 understanding 502 Rope-dancing 141 Rosalinda, a Whig partizan 81 reformation of 87 the handsome, to the Ugly Club 87 Rosamond, Clayton's opera of 18 (Fn. 1) Rosamond's Bower 281 Roscommon, Earl of 44 (Fn. 4), 253 (Fn. 4) Rose Tavern, the 2 (Fn. 6) Rosicrucius, story of sepulchre of 379 Royal Exchange neglected 509 Royal Progress, Tickell's poem of the 620 Royal Society 121, 262 (Fn. 4) Runnet, Mrs., of the Widows' club 561 Ruricola, his son and daughter 192 Rusticity 400 Rusty Scabbard, on the fighters at the Bear garden 449 Rycaut, Sir Paul 343 Rymer 267 (Fn. )