pity in a tragedy

Handsome people generally fantastical

The Spectator's list of some handsome ladies
Happiness, (true) an enemy to pomp and noise
The happiness of souls in heaven treated of
An argument that God has assigned us for it
Hard words ought not to be pronounced right
by well bred ladies
Hardness of heart in parents towards their chil-
dren most inexcusable

Harlot, a description of one out of the Proverbs
Harris, (Mr.) the organ-builder, his proposal
Harry Terset, and his lady; their way of living
Hate; why a man ought not to hate even his

enemies

Head-dress, the most variable thing in nature
Extravagantly high in the fourteenth century
With what success attacked by a monk of

600

His artifice

156

45

His observation on the corruption of the age 352
He gives the club a brief account of his
amours and disappointments
His adventure with Sukey

359

410

181

Resolved not to marry without advice of
friends

.475

410

-

552

100

125

Marries a country girl

530

98

Honour to be described only by negatives

35

98

The genealogy of true honour

35