To the Fourteenth Volume.
CTION, a neceffary Qualification in an O- rator, N. 541. Tully's Obfervations on A- tion adapted to the British Theatre, ibid. Actor, abfent, who fo called by Theophraftus, N. 541. Anatomy, the Spectator's Speculations on it, N. 543. Arm (the) called by Tully the Orator's Weapon, N. 541.
Art, the Design of it, N. 541.
Auguftus, his Reproof to the Roman Batchelors, N. $28.
Authors, their Precedency fettled according to the Bulk of their Works, N. 529.
EINGS. The Scale of Beings confidered by the Spectator, N. 519,
Body (human) the work of a tranfcendently wife and powerful Being, N. 543.
CATO, the Grounds for his Belief of the Immor
tality of the Soul, N. 537-
Celibacy, the great Evil of the Nation, N. 528. Charity, the great want of it among Christians, N 516.
Coffee-house Lyars, two forts of them, N. 521. Contemplation, the way to the Mountain of the Mu fes, N. 514.
Coverly (Sir Roger de) an Account of his Death brought to the Spectator's Club, N. 517. His Le- gacies, ibid.
DAPPERWIT (Tom) recommended by Will. Ho
neycomb to fucceed him in the Spectator's Club,
Dreams. The multitude of Dreams fent to the Specta tor, N. 524.
EMBELISHERS, what Persons so called, N.
Epictetus the Philofopher, his Advice to Dreamers, N 524
FANCY the Daughter of Liberty, N. 514.
Freeport (Sir Andrew) his Refolution to retire from Business, N. 549.
OD, an Inftance of his exuberant Goodness and Mercy, N. 519. A Being of infinite Perfections,
ONEYCOMB (Will) Marries a Country-Girl, N. 530.
Hope, the Folly of it when misemploy'd on Temporal Objects, N. 535. inftanced in the Fable of Ainaf- char the Perfian Glass-Man, ibid.
Humanity, not regarded by the fine Gentlemen of the Age, N. 520.
Hymen, a revengeful Deity, N. 530.
EWS. The Veneration paid by them to the Name of God, N. 531.
Instinct, the feveral Degrees of it in feveral different Animals, N. 519.
LETTERS to the Spectators from the Spectator's Clergyman, being a Thought in Sickness, N.513. From- with a Vision of Parnaffus, 514. From
with two inclofed, one from a celebrated Town-Coquet to her Friend newly married in the Country, and her Friend's Anfwer, 515. From Ed. Bifcuit, Sir Roger de Coverly's Butler, with an Account of his Mafter's Death, 517. From- condoling with him on Sir Roger's Death, with fome
fome remarkable Epitaphs, 518. From Tom Tweers on Phyfiognomy, &c. ibid. From F. 7. a Wi- dower, with fome Thoughts on a Man's Behaviour in that Condition, 520. From a great Enemy to publick Report, 521. From T. W. a Man of Prudence, to his Mistress, 522. To the Spectator, from B. T. a fincere Lover to the fame, ibid. From -dated from Glasgow in Scotland, with a Vifion, 524. From Pliny, to his Wife's Aunt Hif- pulla, 525. From Mofes Greenbag to the Spectator, with a farther Account of fome Gentlemen-Bro- thers of the Whip, 526. From Philagnotes, giv- ing an Account of the ill Effects of the Vifit he paid to a Female married Relation, 527. From
who had made his Miftrefs a Prefent of a Fan, with a Copy of Verses on that Occasion, ibid. From Rachel Welladay, a Virgin of twenty three, with a heavy Complaint against the Men 528. From Will. Honeycomb lately marry'd to a Country Girl, who has no Portion but a great deal of Virtue, 530. From Mr. Pope, on the Verfes spoken by the Emperor Adrian upon his Death-bed, $32. From Duftererafus, whofe Parents will not let him chufe a Wife for himself, 533. Penance Cruel, complaining of the Behaviour of Perfons who travelled with her in a Stage-Coach out of Effex to London, ibid. From Sharlot Weal thy, fetting forth the hard Cafe of such Wo- men as are Beauties and Fortunes, 534. From Abraham Dapperwit, with the Spectator's Answer, ibid. From Jeremy Comfit, a Grocer, who is in hopes of growing rich by lofing his Customers, ibid. From Lucinda Parly, a Coffee-houfe Idol, ibid. From C. B. recommending Knotting as a proper Amusement to the Beaus, 536. From- 3 Shoeing-Horn, ibid. From Relicta Lovely, a Wi- dow
dow, $39. From Euftace, in love with a Lady of Eighteen, whofe Parents think her too young to marry by three Years, ibid. From-complain- ing of a young Divine, who murder'd Archbishop Tillotson's Sermon upon Evil-fpeaking, ibid. From
with a fhort Critick on Spenfer, 540. From Philo-Spec, who apprehends a Diffolution of the Spectator's Club, and the ill Confequences of it, 542. From Captain Sentry, lately come to the Poffeffion of Sir Roger de Coverly's Eftate, 544. From the Em- peror of China to the Pope, 545. From W. C. to the Spectator, in Commendation of a generous Be nefactor, 546. From Charles Eafy, fetting forth the fovereign Ufe of the Spectators in feveral remarkable Inftances, 547. From on Poetical Justice, 548. From Sir Andrew Freeport, who is retiring from Bu finefs, 549.
Lyfander, his Character, N. 522.
AN, wonderful in his Nature, N. 519.
Married Condition the Foundation of Commu nity, N.522. For what reafon liable to fo much Ridi cule, ibid. Some farther Thoughts of the Spectator on that Subject, $45.
Matter the Bafis of Animals, N.519.
Men of the Town rarely make good Husbands, N.y22.
ASSION relier'd by it self, N. 520. Parnaffus, the Vifion of it, N. 14.
Philips (Mr,) his Paftorals recommended by the Spetta tor, N. 523.
Pififtratus, the Athenian Tyrant, his generous Behaviour on a particular Occafion, N. 527.
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