Colleges, chiefly erected on religious considerations. Complaisance, useful in conversation to make it Nox 162 Dream of a window in Aurelia's breast.... 91 91 Of the future punishment of the idle 120 108 Not to be too much valued or despised 118 greve.. On several plays of Dryden's and Lee's ; 162 Congreve, Mr. characters drawn by him 135 Conversation, one of the noblest privileges of reason 24 2M Coquette, how she should paint herself The vice of, enters deeper into the soul than any Cunning opposed to wisdom.. Cupid with eyes Customs, barbarous in England, account of them... Cyr, Saint, account of that monastery founded by DÆDALUS, his letter about flying..... 19 Cowards never forgive..... 20 Cowley, Mr. criticism on his songs 102 Coxcomb at the head of a family a melancholy thing 165 A rabbinical story concerning him.. Davis, Sir George, his adventure with a lion.... *******...... An infirmity not to desire it Whence the abhorrence of it proceeds.. Wherein they differ from cavillers ..... Defamation, the art of it discovered.... Denham, sir John, his directions for translating.. Des Cartes, discovered the pineal gland in the brain Diaper, James, his letter recommending Tom's cof- him Donne, Dr. a criticism on his songs 14 61 52 103 21 67 .......... 140 126 22 113 19 115 110 136 152 127 61 61 48 112 165 51 46 18 20 169 169 4 19 His opinion concerning the poor and rich.. 170 175 85 65 42 92 135 94 107 Ease, loved by all men.......................... An instance of it in love verses.. Epictetus, his saying concerning censure.. Equality in the happiness and misery of men.. Ought to be abolished.. Dump, Goody, her letter complaining of a sullen Dunkirk, animadversions concerning demolishing it.... 195, 131 odes.. Compared with Pindar... Examination, self, advantages attending it....... Misapplies the word Church, and abuses the clergy, His knack at finding out treason in words. Example, influence thereof.................. 192 EARRING, Nicholas, Esq. his letter concerning a 201 135 158 .81 FABLE, of Pilpay, on the usage of animals... Mistress of, a good one described, from the book 10 ཉའ་༡་ 5b**** 119 130 25 Claudian 127, 164 A fine one described by Strada 90 133 190 192 131 Letters concerning him..... 33, 63 An advocate for a lady who was said not to be lain His insolence to a bishop of the church of England 90 94 A 25 12 135 140 100 Fantastical pleasures, what they are.... Fear of God, all true fortitude founded on it..........+? 150 61 168 154 105 Grateful to human nature Flies and free-thinkers compared............ 109 Flying, a humour in the reign of Charles the Second 1 101 17 Foresight, Frank, his good conduct on his marriage 147 ....................... . 1:3 40 138 118 Holiness, beauty of it Holt, lord chief justice, his integrity... With respect to marriage.. Hawthorn, Nic. his whimsical letter concerning pub- Hearty, sir William, why he was not a fine gentle- man Henry VII. criticism on the style of Lord Verulain's Henry IV. of France, a prayer made by him before Hermaphroditical habit, described.... Of a Greek poet..... No. 105 Humanity, to be extended to the meanest creature.. English, accounted for by sir William Temple.. $9 101 104 101 170 150 126 27 1 87 20 79 21 Grave-digger in Hamlet, humour of that character.. (144 173 00 120 Vy 30 156 61 11 125 LOT 1 98 82 31 58 34 25 19 11 25 141 21 95 .LIOT Wherein commendable, and when to be explo- 161 93 86 .... Job's description of one, better than Homer's or ...................................... 79 For foundlings, recommended ....................... 105 64 ..................................................... 161 161 LADIES, all women such.. Conveniences of their gaming.... Lady's woman, must have the qualifications of a critic Lais, history abuses her 149 76 Lamentation for Jonathan, David's, its beauties..... 51 Laudanum, why out of doors at Bath 73 91 26 86 82 51 45 95 17 26 51 174 29 29 29 133 111 155 124 115 38 68 From Alexander to Aristotle..... From Nestor Ironside to Pope Clement VIII ....... Letters, difficulties which attended the first invention 179 Their great use..... 172 Lewis XIV. renowned for inviolably keeping treaties 128 Prayer of an English libertine... Liberty of the People, generosity of that principle... 81 83 62 64 7 149 145 Freethinkers enemies thereto Life, its several stages have several pleasures.. *******. Lilly, Charles, his petition 131 Lion, Walsingham's master spy, some account of him 71 134 ......................................... 139 ............................... 140 No. Lions, spies so called, infesting London, described... 146 160 91 Lizard, sir Ambrose, chooses Mr. Ironside guardian Sir Harry, his character.. Lady, her character, and manner of employing 13 97, 107 Loan-bank, a project. Oblations of a chamber-maid thereto Longitude, proposals concerning the discovery of it.. Love, personated by Ambition and Avarice........... Loungers, a sect of philosophers at Cambridge.. ... ... Lucan, Strada's, commended.. 154 .. Lucretius, Strada's.. ...... 115, 119 Lust, opposed to Modesty..... Martial, his verses on a country seat.... In what really inferior to gentlemen.. Struck in France, on abolishing duels.......... Memoirs of the discovery of a French nobleman's 21 Lycurgus, the character of a good master............ The Spartan, his good laws concerning matrimony 100 124 MACHINES, modern free-thinkers are such......... 130 11 Married to Scaron... Memorial from Dunkirk, answered.. Merchants, of great benefit to the public ..... e 6 46 48 Her power over and marriage to Lewis XIV.. Janglings.... 73 What often occasions unhappiness therein..... Lost among the ordinary part of the world. 7 7 Mum, Ned his letter concerning the Silent Club.. 17 152 108 20 ....... A modesty piece lost at a masquerade.. 18 115 ....... 147 1 93 Act on the same principles as critics... 168 concerning button orators..... Opposed lust.... 99 67 85 No. More, Sir Thoras, his poem on the choice of a wife 163 Mortality, bill of, out of the country 65 Moschus, remarks on his Greek pastorals... Mother, character of a good one.. Mountespan, madam, recommended madam Main- 84 100 78 159 196 47 165 NATURAL history, a diverting and improving study 160 49 Nature, the contemplation of it, exalts the spirits... 169 103 Necks of women immodestly exposed.. 100, 109, 118, 191 32 Norwood, John, peruke-maker, his petition.. 150 79 56 138 31 83 126 Philogram, his letter on speech and letters. 77 Philosopher, self taught, Arabian notion of such a 77 83 .23, 14, 28, Persian Sultan, an instance of the justice of one.. 114 107 64 Paschal, Mr. his observations on Cromwel's death.. 136 144 1:0 Plain, Tom, his letter complaining of great hoop petticoats..... 5 44 64 86 Plato, his opinion of a future state His answer to a scandalous report of him........ 84 37 61 192 Criticisms thereon Peace proclaimed, and prayers on that occasion...... Pedigrees, the vanity of them ridiculed Peer, Mr. William, his character and excellencies... 1437 Peripatetics of Gray's Inn.... 44 95 149 114 103 92 22 23 40 40 30 32 S0 82 28 116 Petticoat, great, the grievance thereof.. Philips, Ambrose, his excellence in pastoral poetry 30, 32 one...... 61 ...... 174 Philosopher's stone, Mr. Ironside's search after it... 166 64 Pilpay, his fable on the cruel usage of animals ....... 61 Pineal gland in the brain, discovered by Des Cartes.. $5 35 Pismires, nations of them described. 159 114 49 Possession, true, consists in enjoyment... 64 Raleigh, Sir Walter, his saying of Walsingham...... Reading, how abused.... Recipe for making an Epic poem...... Recluse, idleness exposed 82 61 149 79 40 86 Prior, Matthew, some pretty verses of his.. 54 His character of perfect beauty... 85 Prolusions of Strada on the style of poets....112, 115, 122 82 At the play, robbed.. ....95 168 Proteus compared to Death.. 117 18 Humorous mistakes concerning it 33 Punning, an apology for it.... 36 Purville, Mr. the Property-man, account of his being Puzzle, Peter, his dream... Pythagoras, his learning, and that of his family.. SACRED poetry, pleasant and beneficial... Account of his combat with lord Bruce............ 141 24 69 19 65 39 158 130 132 95 130 57 19 78 431 Reformation of manners, a project for that purpose..107 Religion, enquiries into it, urged A remarkable instance of it... No. Sadducees, may be called Freethinkers among the 93 Sanazarius, his pastorals, condemned. Santon, Barsisa, his history from the Turkish Tales. 148 47 tenon ... sance 22 142 51 Schools, the pleasure of them........................... Scriptures, the belief of them considered.. 129 Servants, the duty of masters towards them.......... Shepherd, true character of one in Pastorals.... seldom angry Sneezing, a treatise thereon.. Snow, artificial, before the French king.. Sickness, the effects it has on the mind.... Sleep, shows the divinity of the human soul... Smooth, Arthur, his letter about his wife, who is very .91, Sparkler, her letter about the character of Lucia and 43 Speculative part of mankind, compared with the ac-, Speech, a discourse thereon 130 Spies, the use secretary Walsingham made of them. 71 131 Spring, the beauties of that season described......... Called the youth and health of the year... Squires, country, ignorant of nature.. Stage, an instance of its force in reforming the world 6 Steele, Mr. his letters against the Examiner 17 131 Stomachers for beaus... Story-tellers, censured for ridiculous punctuality. Rules for it Strada, his excellent prolusions.. Sublime, Longinus, his best rule for it...... Sullen husbands complained of... Swords, the immoderate length of them condemned 163 104 105 91 23 97 132 18 94 64 93 131 144 Softly, Simon, ill used by a widow... 16 Sophia, refuses a present of jewels on her marriage.. 147 35 South, Dr. extract from his discourse on a good 73 60 TALE-TELLERS, hired to lull people asleep in Ire- 35 70 135 18 19 18 40 16 135 129 171 .24, 42 115, 119, 12A 152 117 132 145 171 125 125 125 1691 43 ...... 143, 145 Tall Club, an account of it 42 Temple education, account of it..... Temple, sir William, his account of English humour 87 173 Teraminta, angry about the tucker.. Like a wag-tail. Terre-filius, at Oxford, reflections on him... Terror, Andrew, the Mohock, a cure wrought on 11 Theano, the wife of Pythagoras, taught philosophy.. 165 Grecian virgin... 155 79 143 |
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