Margaret, Quaen, her execrations on Richard III.

her exprobation soliloquy
Marriage described
Master taking leaye of his servants
Mediocrity
Melancholy

the varieties of

the parent of error Men all frail

wilful Mercy

frequently mistaken

commended in governors Merit always modest Messenger, post, described

with ill news
Midnight
Mind, lowliness of the

the, alone valuable
a disordered one

its diseases incurable
Mirth and melancholy
Mob

no stability in one
Modesty in youth
Moon
Moonlight

night Morning, description of

dawn of Mother, fondness of one for a beautiful child

ravings of one

grief of one for the loss of her son Murder of the two young princes in the Tower de

scription of
Murderer, countenance of one
Muse invocation to
Music
Nature, the force of

215 272

40 180 149 14

50

51 148, 214

148

99 100 101

157

103 131

Person

46, 50

196

A Petitio Piloso Pity to Pag-ie

227 242 46

Ophelia, her interment
Opportunity to be seized on all occasions of life
Ornament, or appearances, the deceit of
Othello, his description to the Senate of his winning

the affections of Desdemona
his first suspicion
his jealousy gaining ground
his story of the handkerchief
his distraction
his fondness
his confirmed jealousy
his pathetic upbraidings of Desdemona
his irresolution to murder Desdemona
his confusion after the murder
his love
his remorse

his speech before his death Painting

to what compared Pardon, the sanction of wickedness

despair of Passion, real, dissembled

too strong for vows

a rising one described Pastors, ungracious, satires on Patience easier taught than practised

and sorrow • Patriotism Peace inspires love

after a civil war

after a siege
People, Brutus's speech to the
Percy, Lady, her pathetic speech to her husband
Perfection admits of no addition

human, the extent of
Person, description of a murdered one
Petition, a tender one
Philosophy,

a shepherd's
Pity to be discarded in war
Play-fellows
Pleasure, the vanity of

and revenge

of doing good
Poetry, the power of, with females
Popular favour, method to gain
Popularity described
Portia, her suitors

274 276 277 280 ib. 281 ib. 282 284 285 ib, ib. 286

64 302 31 88 21 74 246 206

23 251 227

58 113 189 233 116 103 206 132 18 20 329 14 25 318 302

84

184 108, 182

44

Portia, her speech to Brutus
Possession more languid than expectation
Power, vanity of, and misery of kings

abuse of
Precepts against ill fortune
Preferment
Presents prevail with women

lightly regarded by real lovers
Pride cures pride
Prodigies

ridiculed
Promise and performance, difference between.
Prospero's reproof of Ariel
Providence directs our actions

the justice of
Puck
Quickly, Dame, her account of Falstaff's death,
Regicides detestable
Relenting tenderness
Repentance
Reputation
Resentment, silent, the deepest
Resolution

from a sense of honour
firm

obstinate Respect described Revenge

the Jew's implacable

the Jew's reason for Rhymers, miserable ones ridiculed Richard III. omens on the birth of

his soliloquy on his own deformity
his love for Lady Anne
his praise of his own person
his hypocrisy
character of, by his mother
starting in his dream
his behaviour after an alarum

his address before the battle
Ring, description of one
Rising early the way to eminence
Romeo, on his banishment

his description of, and discourse with the

apothecary
his conduct with Paris

his last speech over Juliet in the tomb Rosalind proposing to wear men's clothes

227 251

53 133

87 187

86 107 143 62 37 179 187 318

Soli Soli Soli Sor

Sort

138 199 122

18 146 264 271 51 12 11 25 97

76

rur al

Royalty, miseries of

inborn
Rumour described
Satire, apology for
Say, Lord, his apology for himself
Scene of a banquet
Scene of Lady Macbeth in her sleep
Şcason, nothing good out of
Seducers, custom of
Self-accusation of too great love
Self-denial, a conquest
Self-interest, powerful effects of
Senses returning
Shepherd, character of an honest and simple one
Shepherd's life, the blessings of one
Simplicity and duty
Slander
Sleep

sound

apostrophe to.
Solicitation, the season of
Soliloquy in prison
Solitude preferred to a court life
Song

a beautiful one

character of an old one -
Sonnet
Sorrow, effects of it
Sorrows rarely single
Speculation more easy than practice
Spirit, a warlike one described
Spring, a song
Station, a low one, the blessings of life
Statue described
Steward, a faithful one
Stories, melancholy ones described
Storm, Ariel's description and management of one
Study
Submission to heaven our duty
Success not equal to our hopes
Sun rising after a dark night
Sycophants, flattering ones
Tears, to what compared
Thanks
Thersites mimicking Ajax
Thoughts ineffectual to moderate afiliction

20 148 57

93 24, 197 69, 231

39 125 187 112

15 28, 79

39 79 27 156 225

41 132

29 148

94 302 111 67 25 157 316 110 252 314 312 325 108

149