LABOUR, 169
Lady described, 215
Lear and Cordelia, scene between,
68
Lear, his exclamations on the tem-
pest, 66
Lear, his indignation at Goneril, 65
Lear, on his flatterers, 68
Lear on the death of Cordelia, 71
Lear on the ingratitude of his daugh-
ters, 65
Lear to Cordelia when prisoners, 70
Life chequered, 141
Life demands action, 255
Life, reflections on, 78
Life, vicissitudes of, 316
Imogen, her impatience to meet her Lion, a hungry, described, 294
Imogen reading in bed, 166
Imogen sleeping, 166
Inconstancy in man, 21
Infant, exposing of, 22, 23
Infidelity to a friend, 20
Ingratitude, 64, 149
Innocence, 22
Innocence confirmed by the counte-
Loquacity, 107
Love, 13, 24, 118, 185
Love, ambitious, 137
Love cemented by prosperity, 25
Love commended and censured, 15
Love compared to an April day, 17
Love, contempt of, punished, 17
Love, Fenton's, for Anne Page, 324
Love, froward, 16
Love increased by attempts to sup-
press it, 18
Love in idleness, 120
Love, power of, 87, 159
Love, unreturned, 20
Love unsought, 15
Love, vexations of, 118
Lover, a faithful, 118
Lover, a, in solitude, 20
Lover described, 146
Lover, humorous description of, 150
Lover's computation of time, 177
Lovers light of foot, 195
Lovers parting, 291
Lovers' reluctance to part, 198
Lover's speech, 3
Lute, Lavinia singing to, 84
MACBETH described by Malcolm, 75
Macbeth, his defiance of his foes, 78 Night, 124, 292
Macbeth, his disposition, 72
Macbeth, his irresolution, 72
Macbeth, his remorse, 74
Macbeth, his terror at Banquo's
ghost, 74
Macbeth, Lady, in the sleep-walking
scene, 76
Majesty, power of, 236
Man, his pre-eminence, 154
Man, reflections on, 34, 66
Man, seven ages of, 148
Margaret of Anjou, Earl of Suffolk's
admiration of, 287
Margaret of Anjou, description of,
288
Margaret of Anjou, upbraidings of,
308
Marriage, 288
Marriage alters the temper, 151
Marriage, a forced, evils of, 324
Marriage, inequality in, 323
Martial spirit, 274
Master, a cruel, described, 155
Mediocrity, 107
Melanch ly, 47
Melancholy, Jaques' description of,
Melancholy stories, 239
Mercy, 83, 114, 161
Mercy, a father's appeal for, 84
Messenger, a post, described, 257
Messenger with ill news, 101, 258
Midnight, 40
Mind, a disordered, 37, 315
Mind alone valuable, 134
Mind, diseases of, incurable, 78
Mirthfulness of Biron described, 158
Mob, description of, go
Mob, fickleness of, 260
Modesty and courage in youth, 143
Moonlight, 115
Moon, the, 118
Morning, 27, 83, 295
Morning, a hunting, 84
Mother's distress at loss of her child,
Mother's fondness for her child, 216
Murdered person described, 290
Murderer, appearance of, 226
Murder of the two young princes
described, 307
Muse, invocation of, 271
Music, 3, 11, 16
NATURE, bounties of, 82
Nature, charms of, 84
Nature, force of, 168
News-tellers, 225
Night in a camp described, 277
Nothing good out of season, 116
OBEDIENCE, 215
Obedience to princes, 315
Octavia, how she should have entered
Rome, 101
Old age, 34, 155
Old age despised, 78
Old song, character of, 13
Ophelia, interment of, 46
Othello and Desdemona, scene be-
tween, 178
Othello, his bed-chamber, scene with
Desdemona, 180
Othello, his disordered mind, 178
Othello, his farewell speech, 176
Othello, his joy on Desdemona's
arrival at Cyprus, 175
Othello, his last speech, 182
Othello, his love for Desdemona,
Othello, his marriage solely for love,
Othello, his mistaken estimate of
Iago, 175
Othello, his perplexity after the mur-
der, 180
Othello, his remorse, 181
Othello, his speech to the senate,
173
Othello, his story of the handker-
chief, 177
PAINTING, 132
Pardon, despair of, 23
Paris described by the nurse, 200
Paris, eulogy on, 200, 186
Parolles described by Helena, 137
Passion dissembled, 150
Pastors, ungracious, 29
Patience taught more easily than
practised, 154
Patriotism, 48, 91
Peace after a siege, 97
Peace after a civil war, 243
Percy and Prince Henry, characters
of, 244
Perfection, human, extent of, 29
Perfection needs no addition, 225
Pericles' prayer at sea, 322
Petition, a gentle, 147
Petruchio's mock flattery of Katha-
Petruchio's uncouth wooing, 133
Philosophy, a shepherd's, 149
Philosophers, Stoic, satire on, 131
Play, effect of one, 35
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Romeo and Juliet at the ball, 188
Romeo and Juliet, garden scene be-
tween, 189
Romeo and the apothecary, 205
Romeo, Capulet's opinion of him, 188
Romeo in love described, 195
Romeo, his banishment, 196
Romeo, his melancholy, 184
Royalty, emptiness of, 238
Royalty in-born, 169
Royalty, miseries of, 282
Rumour, 257
Rural simplicity, 25
SELF-ACCUSATION, 140
Self-denial, 156
Shepherd, character of an honest one,
Shepherd, his life, blessings of, 296
Shipwreck, a rustic's description of,
23
Shipwreck, escape from, 12
Shylock, his anguish at loss of his
jewels 112
Shylock, his injunctions to his
daughter, 109
Shylock, his malice towards Antonio,
108
Shylock, his malignity, 114
Shylock, his reason for revenge, 114
Shylock, his remonstrance with An-
tonio, 109
Shylock, his revenge, III
Slander, 169
Slanderers, 179
Sleep, 42 51.
Sleep, Henry IV.'s soliloquy on, 261
Solitude preferable to a court life, 144
Song in Cymbeline, 166
Song in Much ado about Nothing,
126
Song in Twelfth Night, 13
Sonnet in Love's Labour's Lost, 158
Sorrow, 305
Sorrows rarely single, 46, 322
Speculation easier than practice, 108
Station, low, blessings of, 313
Statue, a, 25
Study, 157
Submission our duty, 306
Sunrise, 237
Sun rising after a dark night, 235
TEARS, a man's, 228
Tewksbury, Queen Margaret's specch
before the battle of, 299
Thanks, 83
Warwick, Earl, dying speech of, 299
Wealth, vanity of, 263
Wife, a good one, 313
Wife, her duty to her husband, 134
Wife should be younger than hus-
band, 13
Witches, description of, 72
Wolsey's death, 318
Wolsey's speech to Cromwell, 317
Wolsey's vices and virtues, 319
Woman, an ambitious, 289
Woman's fears, 215
Woman's tears, 178
Woman's tongue, 133
Women's eyes, 159
Word, sanctity of, 322
World, true value of, 106
YORK, Duchess of, lamentation for
her family, 306
York, Duke of, in battle, 295
York, Duke of, on gallantry of his
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