xiv. 529. complaints of, Ram. xx.
77. club of, Id. xxxiii. 78.

Learning, design of, Sp. xi. 350.
what, Tat. ii. 58. glory of a na-
tion, Sp. xi. 367. advantageous,
353. a silly man insupportable, vii.
105. source of wealth and honours,
Guar. xvii. 111. proper for women,
xviii. 155. necessary, Sp. xiii. 506.
men of, best for business, xiii. 469.
excellency of, Ram. xix. 22. busi-
ness of youth, xxi. 108. differs from
wit, xix. 22. art of, xxi. 137. not to
be attained without labour, xix. 21.
degraded, xxi, 136. men of, 137.
parallel between ancient and mo-
dern, Ad. xxiv. 49. learning and
virtue, Wor.xxvii. 20. useless, xxviii.
152. wanting in officers, Con. xxx.
10. of the polite, 24. pride of, Id.
xxxiii. 75. obstructions, 94. acri-
mony, Mir. xxxiv, 20. on aspiring
to the character Win. xliv. 95.

Leonardo Da Vinci, observation
of, Wor. xxvii. 78.

Leonora's character, Sp. vi. 37.
consolation, viii. 163.

Leopold, emperor, an expert
joiner, Sp. xi. 353.

Lesbia, an unfortunate lady, Sp.
xv. 611.

Letter-dropper of antiquity, Sp.
vi. 59.

Letter from a fellow-citizen, Mic.
xlv. 7. on politeness, 17. on conduct
in life, 32. from Nobody, 34.

Letters, invention of, Guar. xviii.
172. directions for writing, Tat. i.
30. should be the produce of the
place, iii. 93. discover writers, Sp.
x. 283. from correspondents, ad-
vantage of, Win. xlii. 3. on ex-
travagant attachment to, xliii.

88.

Levee of great men described,
Sp. viii. 193.

Levi, his arguments, Ob. xxxix.
64-66.

Leviculus, character of, Ram.
xxii. 182.

Levity, in the temple of Hymen,
Tat. iii. 120. in women, Sp. ix. 234.
of thought, 253. fashionable, fatal,
Ad. xxv. 123-125.

Lewis XIV. answers of his sub-
jects to his letter, Tat. i. 29. keep-
ing treaties, Guar. xviii. 128. com-
pared with the czar, Sp. viii. 139.
vanity of his conquests, 180. im-
poverished, ix. 200. compared with
King William III. iv. 516. attach-
ment to Mad. Maintenon, Wor.
xxvi. 28. glory in making French
universal, xxvii. 100.

Liars, prating, Sp. viii. 167. offi-

124.

Leo X., entertainment of, Guar.
xvii. 115. lover of buffoons, Sp.
xiii. 497.

Libels, Sp. xii. 451. panegyrics,
Tat. iv. 177.

Libellers, censured, Sp. vi. 35.
Tat. iii. 92.

Liberalis, adventures of, Ram.
xxii. 163.

Liberality, Sp. x. 292. true basis,

xi. 346.

81.

Libertine, Athenian, Guar. xvii.

Liberty of the people, Guar. xvii.
83. best preserved, Sp. x. 287. as-
serted by Steele, Guar. xvi. 53. its
region, Tat. iv. 161. freethinkers,
enemies, Guar. xvii. 83.

Library, Tat. v. 248. letters con-
cerning, Sp. vii. 79. a lady's, vi.
37. Lord Finical's, Wor. xxvii. 64.
scheme for a polite circulating, Con.
xxx. 24. first in Egypt, Ob. xxxviii.
51. at Athens, xl. 119.

Licenciado, a Spanish governor,
Guar. xvi. 8.

Liddy, difference of from her
sister, Sp. xii. 396.

Lie, pernicious monosyllable,
Tat. v. 256. violation of honour, Sp.
vii. 103. several sorts, Tat. iv. 234.
of vanity, Ad. xxiv. 50.

Life, domestic, Sp. xiii. 455. hu-
man,
ix. 219. little satisfaction, viii.
143. commerce, ix. 202. how to en-
joy, 222. considered, xv. 574. Tat.
iii. 120. has pleasures, Guar. xvii.
62. three articles in it, Sp. xi. 317.
valuable as a preparation for an-
other, xv. 575. according to Seneca,
vii. 93. uncertainty of, vi. 27. state
of probation, ix. 237. illustrated,
x. 289. survey of, viii. 159. methods
of lengthening, vii. 93, 94. instinct
and passion the first motives of,
Ram. xix. 49. composed incidents,
xx. 68. plan formed from our own
reflections, xxii. 184. end of pru-
dence in, xx. 68. shortness of, 71.
shortness should repress our pro-
jects, xxii. 165. tediousness, xix. 5.
miseries, 32. distressed by desires,
49. value of, xx. 71. blessings, xxi.
111. the ocean, xx. 102. a lottery,

xxii. 182. country life, xix. 51:
fashionable, xx. 100. sufficient to
all purposes, xxi. 108. study of, xxii.
180. folly of continuing too long,
207. an evening at the play-house,
Ad. xxiii. 24. pleasing to God,
38. folly of pleading inability to
the duties of, xxiv. 42. value of,
xxv. 114. miseries of, 120. enjoy-
ment necessary, Wor. xxvii. 73.
happiest, 95. plan of, Id. xxxiii.
101. habits of, in England, Ob.
xxxix. 85. retrospect of a well-spent,
Oll. xli. 10. on imitating a model
for, Win. xlii. 21. a vision, xliii. 75.
moral without religion, xliv. 143.

Light, idea in mind, Sp. xii. 413.
enlarges the thoughts, Tat. iii. 108.
Lightning in operas, of what
made, Tat. iii. 137.

Lillie, Charles, Sp. xi. 358. letter
and petition, Tat. ii. 92. Guar. xvii.
64. recommended, Tat. iii. 92. 94.
his wares, 94. 101. his reports, v.
250. petitions to receive letters for,
Sp. vi. 16. ordered to prepare blank
licences, Tat. iii. 103.

Limberham, the keeper, Tat.ii.49.
Limbertongue, Nic, Wor. xxvi.
35. 39.

Lingerers, account of, Guar. xviii.

131.

Linendrapers, tried, Tat. v. 259.
petition, 215.

Lindamira, allowed to paint, Sp.
vi. 41.

Link-boy, his petition, Wor.
xxvii. 74.

Lion, gentle, Sp. vi. 13. at But-
ton's, Guar. xvii. 98. 114. xviii.
124. scandalous reports of, 134. his
history, 139. his nativity, 140. Sir
G. Davis's lion, 141.

Lion, Walsingham's master-spy,
Guar. xvii. 71.

Liotard, behaviour to a lady whe
painted, Wor. xxviii. 105.

Lotteries reproved, Sp. viii. 155.
Loller, lady, her memorial, Sp.

Liquors, no bribery, Guar. xviii.

160.

Literature, effects of, Tat. iv. 197.
manufacturers, Ram. xxi. 145. re-
gister-office for, Con. xxxii. 96. dis-
putes, Mir. xxxiv. 20. project for
a periodical publication, Loun.
xxxvii. 60. defence of, 100. dealer
in, Oll. xli. 3. its extent, Win.
xliii. 65.

Literary, works, where the pro-
fits go, Win. xlii. 4.

Little men, club of, Guar. xvii.
.91.

Little people, Wor. xxvi. 46.
great, Mir. xxxiv. 12. 25.

Livelihood, manner of acquiring,
Loun. xxxix. 47.

Living, art of, Ram. xxii. 206.
Living men, who, Tat. iii. 96.
Livy, excels all historians, Sp.
xii. 409. 420.

Lizard, a satirist, Tat. ii. 84.

Lizard, Sir A., chooses a guardian,
Guar. xvi. 2. Sir M., 5. Sir H., 6.
the sons, 13. Tom, the clown, xviii.
162.

Lloyd, bishop, fate of his works,
Id. xxxiii. 65.

Lloyd's Coffee-house, Tat. v.
268. odd accident there, Sp. vi.
46.

Lock hospitallers, Guar. xvi. 17.
-oblation of a chambermaid, 26.

Locke, Mr. definition of identity,
Sp. xiv. 557. remarks on, Mir.
xxxiv. 15.

Lodging, difficulties in finding,
Id. xxxiii. 86.

Lofty, lady, character of, Ram.

xxi. 21.

Lomatius, Paul, on artificial beau-
ty of women, Wor. xxix. 128.

London, in a consternation, Tat.
ii. 40. its consequence, Sp. ix. 200.
an emporium, vii, 69. manners and
politics, xii. 403. young ladies'
impatience to see, Ram. xx. 62.
trades of, Ad. xxiv. 67. its size the
cause of robberies, Wor. xxvii. 61.
inducement to visit, 104. plague in,
Con. xxx. 5: a university, 17. the
taverns, 19. tradesmen in the coun-
try, Con. xxxi. 79. literature of the
streets, 86.

London, Mr. an heroic poet, Sp.

xiii. 477.

London Cuckolds, a comedy,Tat.

i. 8.

Londoner's visit to the country,
Ram. xx. 61.

Long, major, his wine vaults,
Tat. iv. 147.

64.

Longbottom, John, Guar. xvii.

Long heads, who, Tat. iv. 191.
Longings in women, extravagance
of, Sp. xi. 326.

Longinus, observation of, Sp. xi.
339. sublime, Guar. xviii. 152. elo-
quence of Paul of Tarsus, Sp. xv.
633. on Sappho's ode, ix. 229. ex-
cuse for Homer, xv. 634. transla-
tion, Ad. xxiv. 51. 57.

Longitude, the discovery of,
Guar. xvii. 107.

Looking-glasses, usefulness, Sp.

Lottery, reflections on, Sp. viii.
191. ix. 199. Tat. iii. 124. iv. 174.
a bass-viol to be disposed of by,
Tat. iv. 166. life compared to,
Ram. xxii. 182. the snares of, 181.
history of adventurers, Con. xxxi.

93.

Love, a virtuous passion, Sp. ix.
199. founded on reason, Tat. ii. 82.
advantage, Guar. xvi. 7. general
concern, Sp. vi. 30. Tat. i. 5. be
sincere, Sp. vi. 4. cure for, xi. 376.
Tat. ii. 47. maxims, Sp. xv. 591.
Platonic, xii. 400. same in all ages,
Tat. iii. 90. delightful passion, Sp.
xii. 397. inseparable from esteem,
Tat. iv. 206. best instructor, Sp. xiv.
525. fickle passion, xiii. 506. capri-
cious, 475. how to judge, Tat. v.
247. nothing to do with state, Sp.
viii. 149. distinguished from lust,
Tat. i. 5. ii. 49. its effects on a man,
xi. 362. 367. 377. absurd to be
witty, 366. effects and cure, x. 304.
Tat. ii. 47. iii. 107. never cured,
Sp. vii. 118. romantic style, xiii.
479. personated by ambition, Guar.
xviii. 152.effect of disappointments,
Tat. iv. 185. difficult to be con-
quered, Sp. viii. 163. changes man,
Tat. i. 4. 10. discovered by Honey-
comb's acquaintance, Sp. xi. 325.
generally produces matrimony, xv.
607.comes after marriage, 605. life
without, Tat. iii. 90. a mixture of
pleasure and pain, 95. a method
to keep it alive after marriage, Sp.
xiv. 500. complained of, Tat. iii. 98.
gallantry, Sp.viii.142.conjugal, xiv.
525. illustrated, Tat. iii. 95. iv. 150.
criminal, Sp. x. 274. Tat. ii. 49.
more intense in brutes, Sp. vii. 120.
self-love, xii. 426. of enemies, Guar.
xvi. 20. love in low life, Guar. xvii.
87.
cases and queries, Sp. xv.
614. 625. casuist, xv. 591. 607.
success in, Ram. xix. 1. unsuccess-

ful, xxii. 192. may be cured, Ad.
xxiv. 71. cordial of life, Wor.
xxvi. 28. superstitions in, Con. xxxi.
56. essay on, xxxii. 124. honour-
able definition of, Mir. xxxv. 107.
decreased power of, Loun. xxxvii.

85.

Loveless, Biddy, enamoured of
two, Sp. ix. 196.

Lovemore, a happy husband,
Tat. iv. 150. Jeremy, his amours,
Sp. xv. 596.

Lover, life of, Sp. xv. 596. retire-
ment of, 627. how to be treated,
xiv. 561. band of, Tat. iii. 120.
dial-plate, Sp. ix. 241. various, Con.
xxxii. 124.

Lover's-leap, cure for love, Sp.
ix. 225. 233.

20.

Louisbourg, attack on, Id. xxxiii.

LOUNGER, character of the au-
thor, Loun. xxxvi. 1. writers of,
xxxvii. 101.

Loungers, philosophers, Sp. vi.
54. Guar. xviii. 124. antiquity, Sp.
vii. 78. character, Con. xxxi. 82.
essay on, Mir. xxxiv. 59. female,
Loun. xxxvi. 8. life of, 11. bache-
lor, 26.

Louse, adventures of,Ad. xxv.121.
Lucas, Dr. on Christianity, Guar.
xvii. 63.

Lucceius, character and compa-
nions, Sp. ix. 206.

Lucia, rivals mother, Tat. iv.

206.

Lucian, character of, Ad. xxv.

153.

Lucifer, his description of a mas-
querade, Guar. xviii. 154.
Lucretia, her story, Tat. ii. 84.
iii. 117.

Lucretius, Strada's, Guar. xvii.
115. 119.

Lucubrations of Mr. Bickerstaff,
Tat. ii. 50.