Hart, the player, Tat. iii. 138. the annual sleeper, Sp. viii. 184. Hassock, dispute about, Tat. v.
Hastings, W., character of, Con. xxxi. 81.
Hatchpenny, Solomon, character of, Oll. xli. 28. Mrs., character of,35. Hats, makers of, petition, Tat. v. 270. various cocks of, Sp. xi. 319. for apprentices, viii. 187. inde- cency of ladies wearing at church, Wor. xxvi. 30. form of, Loun. xxxvi. 12.
Heathens, ideas of a fuure state, Sp. xv. 633 philosopher, viii. 150. Heathen gods, Con. xxxi. 73. for gardens, xxxii. 113.
Heaven, notion of, Sp. xii. 447. described, xv. 590. 600. the glory of, xiii. 465. xv. 580. effect of a religious life, xii. 447. open to all men, Wor. xxvi. 39.
Hebrew idioms, Sp. xii. 405. Hecatissa, admitted into the Ugly Club, Sp. vi. 48.
Heirs and elder brothers, Sp. vii. 123. lingering expectation of, Ram. Hautboy, in a female concert, xx. 73. distresses of an heiress, Mir. xxxv. 81.
Hawking, an ancient amusement, Win. xlii. 32.
Hawksby, his raffling shop, Tat. ii. 59.
Hawthorn, Nic., his whimsical letter, Guar. xvii. 58.
Head, not wiser for being bald, Sp. xiii. 497. dress, variable, vii. 98. whimsical, xi. 319.
Health, fancy conducive to, Sp. xii. 411. necessity of, Ram. xix. 48. how to be preserved, xxi. 112. anxious care of, xix. 48. how to be secured, Wor. xxviii. 143. blessings of, xxix. 176. expedition for, Loun. xxxvi. 45.
Healths, on drinking, Win. xliii.
Hearers, demand for, Wor. xxvii. 54. deafness a qualification, 56. a teacher of the art of, Ob. xxxviii. 26. 34.
Hearn, Thomas, on the fragility of life, Ram. xx. 71.
Heart, hue and cry after, Sp. vii. 108. a vision of, xv. 587. broken, a disease, Wor. xxvi. 30.
Hearts, knave of, an heroic poem, Mic. xlv. 11, 12.
Hearty, Sir W., not a fine gentle- man, Guar. xvi. 34.
Hell, Platonic, Sp. vii. 90. Henley, orator, panegyric on, Con. xxx. 37.
Hen-pecked husbands, Sp. viii. 179. admonitions to, xiii. 479. un- married, the greatest slaves, xiii. 486.
Henry II. of France, his passion for the dutchess of Valentinois, Wor. xxvi. 28.
Henry VII. history of, Guar. xvi. 25. Fourth of France, his prayer, 19.
Henry VIII. the introducer of mask, Wor. xxviii. 116.
Heretics excusable, Sp. viii. 185. Hercules, allegory of, Tat. iii. 97. labours of, a pantomime, Ad.xxiii. 3. Hermetic, philosophers numerous, Wor. xxviii. 110.
Hermeticus, his secret, Ram.xxii.
Hermit, saying of, Sp. xv. 575. Hermaphroditical habit, Guar. xviii. 149.
Hermesianax, fragment of, Ob. xl. 125.
Herod and Mariamne, their story, Sp. viii. 171.
Herodotus, condemned, Sp. xiii. 483. on skulls, Wor. xxix. 208.
Hero, and heroes, distinguished, Tat. iii. 98. what constitute, Sp. xi. 312. in tragedy, Sp. vi. 40. distinguished, Ad. xxiv. 64-66.70. Heroic virtue, Tat. iv. 202. in common life, Sp. ix. 240.
Ram. xx. 79. difficulty of, xxi. 122. ancient and modern, Ad. xxv. 127. French, Loun. xxxvi. 5.
Historical paintings, advantage of, Tat. iv. 209.
History, what, Ad. xxiii. 4.
Heroism, essay on, Sp. xv. 601. writers of, Win. xlii. 8. speculation modern, Win. xlii. 28.
Heteroptics, Sp. ix. 250.
Hesiod, his saying, Sp. xii. 447. paradox of, ix. 200. distribution of mankind into classes, Ram. xx. 70. his works, Ob. xl. 121. 124. on perjury, Win. xliv. 102.
Hesitation, effect of insolence, Ram. xxi. 134.
Heydey, Jack, whom he reduced, Tat. ii. 56.
Hieroglyphics, uncertainty of, Wor. xxvi. 24.
Higgins, orator, letter from, Con. xxxi. 86.
Highlands, tour through, Mir. xxxiv. 41.
High-life, and low, Wor. xxvii. 95. Highwayman, parallel between and Alexander, Ad. xxiv. 47. pro- fession of, Con. xxxii. 116.
Hilaria, her madness, Guar. xvi.
Hilarius, character of, Ram. xx. 101. misapplication of words, Wor. *xxviii. 135.
Hilpa, story of, Sp. xv. 584, 585. Hippocrates, a generous physi- cian, Tat. ii. 78.
Hirsutus, character of, Ram. xxii.
Historian, usefulness of, Tat. iii. 117. 130. talent of, Sp. xii. 420. in conversation, viii. 136. superstition, xiii. 483. improving part of, vii. 133. x. 289. rules for writing, Guar. xvi. 21. descriptions of, Sp. xii. 428. the study commended, 452. Greek, Guar. xviii. 141. secret, Sp. xv. 619. writers of history often chargeable,
Holt, lord chief-justice, Tat. i. 14. Guar. xvii. 99.
Home, happy or miserable, Ram. xx. 68. attachment to, Mir. xxxv. 61.
Homer, of a future state, Tat. iv. 152. indiscreet, i. 6. compared with Virgil, Sp. xii. 417. multitude of characters, x. 273. descriptions, xiii. 411. compliment paid to, xiv. 551. on his versification, Ram. xx. 92. 94. observations on the Odyssey, Ad. xxiv. 75. 80. 83. Iliad described, Ob. xl. 116. works of, 122-124. his Iliad superior to his Odyssey, Oll. xli. 2. the first writer of cha- racters, Win. xliv. 104.
Homespun, his letter on tailors and weavers, Mic. xlv. 22.
Honest fellows, Tat. ii. 45. men, association of, Sp. vii. 126. hard drinkers, Wor. xxvii. 92.
Honestus, his character, Sp. xii. 443.
Honesty, necessary, Tat. v. 219. a help to beauty, Wor. xxix. 158. incog. 166. appearance of, 184.
Honeycomb, Will, a member of the Spectator's Club, Sp. vi. 2. on the ladies, 6. adventure with a Pict, 41. throws his watch into the
Thames, vii. 77. knowledge of man- kind, 105. letters, 131. xiii. 499. 511. artifice, viii. 156. gallantry, x. 265. application to rich widows, xi. 311. a dissertation of looking- glasses, 325. on the corruptions of the age, 352. his amours, 359. ad- ventures with Sukey, xii. 410. re- solved not to marry, xiii. 475. translation of an epigram of Martial, 490. marries a country girl,xiv. 530. Honeycomb, Simon, his adven- tures, Sp. viii. 154.
Honnétement, expense of appear- ing, Wor. xxvi. 18.
Honour, seat of, Tat. iv. 202. described, Tat. iii. 101. Guar. xviii. 161. court of, Tat. v. 250. 253. 256. 262.265. commendable, Sp. vii. 99. presupposes virtue, Ad. xxiv. 61. modern men of, 64-66. 70. sig- nification, Wor. xxvi. 49. xxviii. 112, 113. xxix. 166.
Honours, under no regulation, Sp. ix. 219. duty to bestow on merit, Guar. xvii. 96. Cicero on transi- tory, Ram. xxí. 118.
Hoods, coloured, a new inven- tion, Sp. x. 265.
Hoops of the ladies, Wor. xxvii. 55.
Hope, a necessary passion, Sp.ix. 224. essay on, xiii. 471. folly of mis- employing, xiv. 525. influence of, Ram. xix. 2. attended with discon- tent, 5. fallacious, xx. 67. to be cherished, xxi. 117. predominates amidst disappointments, xxii. 196. happiness of man, 203. garden of, xx. 67. idle, Ad. xxiv. 69.
Horace, his excellences, Tat. iv. 173. some account of, v. 242. takes fire at Homer, Sp. xii. 411. letter to Nero, xiii. 493. examples of obscurity from, Ad. xxiv. 58.
Horizon, image of liberty, Sp. xii. 412.
Horses, care of recommended, Guar. xvi. 6. English, valuable, Wor. xxvi. 17. necessary to a coach, Id. xxxiii. 54,
Hospitals, visit to, Guar. xvii. 79. for foundlings, 105. for authors, Wor. xxix. 159. utility, 170. re- marks on, Id. xxxiii. 4. round Lon- don, observations on, Win. xliii. 64. Hotspur, Jeffery, petition, Sp. xii. 429.
Hottentot story of Tquassau, Con. xxx. 21.
Housewife, Martha, letter, Sp. viii. 178. imaginary, Id. xxxiii. 13. Housewifery, excess therein, Sp. xi. 328. description of, Ram. xix. 51.
Howdyecall, Susan, her petition, Guar. xvii. 64.
Hudibras, his beard, Sp. xi. 331. ridicule of an echo, Sp. vi. 59. in heroic verse, ix. 249.
Humanity, inspired, Tat. iii. 98. not regarded by fine gentlemen, Sp. xiv. 520. to be extended, Guar. xvii. 61.
Human nature, its dignity, Tat. iii. 87. best study, Sp. xii. 408. in reasonable creatures, vii. 70. its excellency, Sp. xi. 312.
Human things, uncertainty of, Ad. xxv. 108.
Hume, David, anecdotes of, Loun. xxxvi. 3.
Humdrum, who, Tat. v. 264. 268. Humour, genealogy of, Sp. vi. 35. mistakes concerning, Guar. xvi. 42. its extremes, Sp. xv. 616, 617. the
English distinguished by,Guar.xviii. 144. good, the best companion, Sp. xii. 424. scarcity of in Scotland, Mir. xxxv. 83.
Humorists, Ad. xxv. 131. Humphrey, squire, bubbled, Tat. ii.65. Trelooby, his complaint,v.241. Hunger, how to be satisfied, Tat. iv. 205.
Hunters, a meeting of, Tat. i. 37. bad neighbours, Sp. xiii. 474.
Hunting, use of, Sp. vii. 116. reproved, Sp. xv. 583. a poem in praise of, Guar. xviii. 125. Gothic barbarity, xvii.61. barbarous, 61.64. Hunt the Squirrel, Sp. vii. 67. Husbandman, his pleasures, Tat. v. 233. funeral oration for, Sp. xv. 583.
Husbands, qualities necessary, Tat. iii. 104. Sp. xv. 607. ill cus- tom among, viii. 178. rules for ma- naging, xiv. 561. description of, fond, 530. miseries of bad, Tat. iv. 149, 150. hen-pecked, Sp. viii. 179. directions for choosing, 149. direc- tions for the choice of, Ad. xxiii. 30. conduct to, 36. the head of the wife, Wor. xxvi. 40. good-natured wife, Con. xxxii. 98. neatness, 103. romantic, Loun. xxxvii. 92.
Hush-money demanded,Tat.i.26. Hush-note, on what occasions used, Sp. ix. 228.
Hush, Peter, the whisperer, Sp. xiii. 457. Hussars, civil and mild, Tat. ii. 56. Hutcheson, on beauty, Mir.
Hyæna compared to a spider, Sp. viii. 187.
Hymen, at the temple of virtuous love, Tat. iii. 120. revengeful, Sp. xiv. 530.
Hymenæus, marriage with Tran- quilla, Ram. xxi. 113, 114. xxii.167. Hymn to the Supreme Being,
Janglings, matrimonial, Tat. iv 149, 150. Guar. xvii. 73.
Ichneumon fly, a destroyer of cro- codile eggs, Sp. vii. 126.
Ideas, how hang, Sp. xii. 416. Identity, personal, Sp. xv. 578. Idiots, inquiry concerning, Tat. ii. 40. in great request, Sp. vi. 47. story of, xiii. 474.
Idler, character and purpose of, xxxiii. 1. reasons for writing, 2, 3. horror of the last, 103.
Idleness, worse than the plague, Tat. iii. 97. a great distemper, Sp, xi. 316. few know how to be, Sp. xii. 411. a great vice, xv. 624. Guar. xviii. 131. how punished, 158. makes men monsters, 157. fatal effects, Ram. xx. 85. incapable of felicity, Ad. xxv. 94. nature of, Id. xxxiii. 1.,9. expedients of, 17. dis guise of, 31. bustle of, 48. hospital for, Loun. xxxvi. 8. pains and penal- ties of, xxxvii. 59.
Idolatry, in what manner inverted, Tat. iii. 127. mistaken devotion, Sp. ix. 211. sottish worship, Guar. xvii. 88.
Idol, the fair sex so, Sp. vii. 73. described, 79. coffee-house, 87. insults to coffee-house, viii. 155. besieged, xiv. 534.
Jealousy, complexion, Tat. iii. 120. described, Sp. viii. 170. exquisite torment, 178. fatal ef- fects, Guar. xvi. 37. how to be al- layed, Sp. viii. 171. effects of, Ob. xl. 109.
Jeffery's, engravings for the mas- querade, Wor. xxviii. 116.
Jemmy, description of, Ad. xxv.
Jervase, Mr., a great painter, Tat. i. 4. 7.
Jessamy, description of, Ad. xxv.
Jest, how uttered, Sp. xv. 616. geography of, viii. 138. for a death- bed, Guar, xvi. 27. 39.
Jester, distinguished, Tat. v. 215. richest the best, 225.
JESUS CHRIST, his conversation after his crucifixion, Guar. xvi. 21. Jesuits, discipline, Tat. iv. 168. sagacity, Sp. x. 307.
Jews, veneration paid by to the name of God, Sp. xiv. 531. reasons for their dispersion, xiii.495.religious ceremonies, ix. 213. Jew-Bill, an- xiety to repeal, Wor. xxvi. 50. not to be prayed for, 43. influence at elections, Con. xxx. 13. case of, Ob. xxxviii. 38.
Jezebels, why so called, Sp. viii.
Ignorance, when amiable. Sp. xi. 324. taints the blood, Guar. xviii. 137. source of errors, Ram. xix. 24. and admiration, xx. 75.
Jilt, a penitent, Sp. xii. 401. jilt- flirts, Guar. xvi. 26. described, Sp. viii. 187.
Iliad, reading it like travelling, Sp. xii. 417. put into an exact journal, Tat. i. 6.
Ill-nature, Sp. vi. 23. distinguish- ed from wit, viii. 169. imitator of zeal, 185.
Imaginary beings in Ovid, Virgil, and Milton, Sp. xii. 419.
Imagination, power of God over, Sp. xii. 421. entertained by works of nature, 414. pleasures of, 411— 413. active principle of the mind, Guar. xvii. 98. secondary pleasures of, Sp. xii. 416. power of, 418. its pleasures, 419. of historians and philosophers, 420, 421. the strength of imagination, xv. 609. danger of indulging, Ram. xx. 89. necessity of reducing, Ad. xxv. 96. juvenile, should be checked, Oll. xli. 24. errors of, Win. xliii. 95.
Imagining, art of, Sp. xii. 421. Imitation of others, Ram. xxii. 164. essay on, Con. xxxi. 67. danger
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