THE

NDE X...

I N

A.

Accomplib'd Lady, Character of,

Like a Star with five Rays,

Addifon, his Poem on the Battle of the Pigmies,

and Cranes, from

Adonis's Picture,

Angel, Title of, not allow'd to a Woman,

Apology to Clarinda,

270 to 274

95, 96

21

103

Ariftotle, Tutor to Alexander the Great, not envied, 2 Afylum, what the beft for Students, &c.

Alumnus, his Character,

B.

132

119

B4wdy-Houfes frequented by wife Men, and the Rea

why,

196, 197

Bickerstaff, Ifaac, Efq; Force of his Speculations, 2 Bill of Charges for Courtship,

Blushing, a Sign of Innocence,

Adence, Humphry, his Character,

13, 14

116

170

Cave of Poverty, a Poem, commended, 99, 105

Charity, a theological Virtue,

III

Chastity recommended,

Childermas-Day, unlucky in Courtship,

159.. 7

Chriftian defcribed, from

Christian Hero, Steel's, commended,
Club of Guardians, Prefident of it, &c.
Claudio, his Character,

Coachman, the Stroke of, prevalent with Ladies, Page 4
Compaffion laudable,

Confcience good, the beft Friend,

Converfation, a most endearing Thing in Society,

52

47

117

193

Country Feaft, Description of, p. 189. — Song upon
it,
Courtship, modern way of; Rainbows, Doves, &c. 21
Cynthia, her Character,

D.

89

Death, the Catastrophe to all pleafing Scenes, 127

174,

to 179

Dialogue between Love and Reason, from 207, to 222
Diogenes in his Tub imitated,

Dress, the Vanity of it,

130

83, 84, 85

Three Inches of Face Diameter, not to have a

large Peruke,

E.

Arnet to write, given in a genteel Manner,

Eclipfe of the Sun defcrib'd,

85

16

Footmen behind Coaches, fit to ride in them,

Rivals to General Officers,

Fops, feveral particularly defcrib'd,

79, 80

91

Gaming, its Confequences,

Diamonds fatal to the Ladies, Clubs to Men,

Gaming alters the Complexion, &c.

33, 34

34

Gospel and Dream-Book, confulted by Lady Betty,
Their Combat, and Victory of the latter, ibid.

Gamefters, Women, reprehended,

194, 195

Gloucester-street, its Inhabitants condemn'd for gazing
out too much from their Windows,

204

A Picture of the Street to be drawn, and hung up

in the Court of Requests,

251

Hope,

Ladies Library, its Ufe,

L.

Love made on Horseback,
Love-Correspondence, Arguments in June,

M.

AN degenerates to Brute, in what,

MAN

11, 44

102

184

26

Manlove Herculea, her Opinion about a Rape, in

a Letter to the SPECTATOR, with the SPECTA-

TOR's Answer,

Marriage, when the happiest Bond of Love,

Modern Gentleman, Character of,

His Diary of Life,

166, to 171

Modefty in the Fair Sex, the second Virtue, &c.

P.

Arents, their barbarous Ufage of Children,

Parents,

15, 16

58

58, 59

24

232

Paftoral, the jealous Shepherd, by a Person of Ho-

Paulina, Seneca's Wife, an Example to young Wives,

257

Pearl, the virtuous Order of, for Ladies,

Perry, the Harper, call'd to calm Party-Rage,
Pitcher of the Freshmen (26 Quarts) demolish'd, 132

141

49

204

Ravelin, Colonel, his Amours with Cecilia, and his
from Page 238, to 243

Marriage with Teresa,

Her Character,

S.

SImplicia, the SPECTATOR'S Mistress,

Splendid Shilling, lucky in a New Moon,
Superftition in the Fair Sex,

In Soldiers its ftrange Effects,

5

Scholars at the University rebuked for their irreverent
Behaviour in Church,

144

Seneca, his Letter to Lucilius, about his young Wife
Paulina,

T.

258

Ombs in Weftminster-Abbey, fine Reflexions upon,

Tomb

62, &c.

63

Their awful Silence moves more than the greatest
Rhetorick,
Tranflation of Homer, by Mr. Pope, commended, and
ill-natur'd Criticks attack'd,

V.

151, to 155

Irtuofo's Modern, the Succeffors to cheating Alchy-

mifts,

159, to 165

Their Coffee-house at Chelsea described, 164

Voluble Will, his Character,

W.

W Ards, how ought to be kept,

Women, two, worthy of Îmitation,

171

2

72

73

Obedience in them, extraordinary Inftances,

The End of the Ninth and Laft Volume.

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