The Works of Aphra Behn, Volume VI

by Aphra Behn

A
	VOL.	PAGE
A Constancy in Love I'll prise	vi	[304]
A Curse upon that faithless Maid	iii	396
A Den where Tygers make the passage good	vi	[252]
A Lady lovely, with a charming Meen	vi	[261]
A Lovers Rage and Jealousie	vi	[330]
A Neighbouring Villa which derives its name	vi	[237]
A Palace that is more uneasy far	vi	[269]
A Pox of the States-man that's witty	i	397;	vi	[211]
A Pox upon this needless Scorn	i	188;	vi	[190]
A thousand Martyrs I have made	vi	[305]
After our showing Play of mighty Pains	ii	192
After these Debates of Love	vi	[73]
Ah! charming Object of my wishing Thought!	vi	[19]
Ah! Charmion! shroud those killing Eyes	iv	386
Ah! cruel Love! when will thy Torments cease?	vi	[307]
Ah! false Amyntas, can that Hour	i	273
Ah hapless sex! who bear no charms	vi	[348]
Ah! he who first found out the way	vi	[25]
Ah, Jenny, gen your Eyes do kill	ii	253
Ah, Sylvia! if I still pursue	vi	[198]
Ah! what can mean that eager Joy	vi	[192]
Ah! wonder not if I appear	vi	[46]
Alas! and must the Sun decline	vi	[61]
Alexis, since you'll have it so	vi	[349]
All Joy to Mortals, Joy and Mirth	iii	457
All Trembling in my Arms Aminta lay	vi	[241]
All you Beauties and Attractions	vi	[342]
Aminta, fear not to confess	vi	[38]
Amyntas, that true hearted Swaine	iii	321;	vi	[164]
Amyntas, if your Wit in Dreams	vi	[174]
Amyntas led me to a Grove	i	255;	vi	[163]
Amyntas, whilst you	vi	[173]
And how, and how, Mesieurs! what do you say	vi	[382]
And sighing said, ah Gods! have you	vi	[258]
And tho' I do not speak, alas	vi	[251]
As Country Squire, who yet had never known	iii	5
As free as wanton Winds I liv'd	vi	[56]
As Rivals of each other jealous prove	iv	319
As when a Conqu'ror does in Triumph come	vi	[175]
As when a Monarch does in Triumph come	vi	[393]
As young Selinda led her Flock	vi	[375]
At last, dear Lysidas, I'l set thee Free	vi	[224]
B
Beauty like Wit, can only charm when new	ii	106
Beneath the kind protecting Laurel's shade	vi	[63]
Beyond the Merit of the Age	vi	[204]
Blest Age! when ev'ry Purling Stream	vi	[138]
By Heaven 'tis false, I am not vain	vi	[43]
C
Cease, cease, Aminta, to complain	vi	[370]
Cease, cease, that vain and useless scorn	vi	[326]
Cease to defend your Amorous Heart	vi	[319]
Cease your Wonder, cease your Guess	iii	233
Celinda, who did Love Disdain	iii	55;	vi	[209]
Ceres, Great Goddess of the bounteous Year	vi	[177]
Cold as my solid Chrystal is	vi	[99]
Come, my fair Cloris, come away	vi	[156]
Come, my Phillis, let us improve	vi	[192]
Crudo Amore, Crudo Amore	ii	361
Cupid, my darling Cupid, and my Joy	vi	[387]
D
Damon, altho you waste in vain	vi	[378]
Damon, I cannot blame your Will	ii	111;	vi	[165]
Damon, if you'd have me true	vi	[36]
Damon, if your Heart and Flame	vi	[27]
Damon, if your Love be true	vi	[31]
Damon, my Watch is just and new	vi	[79]
Damon, the young, the am'rous, and the true	vi	[96]
Darling of Mars! Bellona's Care!	vi	[78]
Dear Silvia, let's no farther strive	vi	[212]
Dull Love no more thy Senceless Arrows prize	vi	[208]
E
Enough kind Heaven! to purpose I have liv'd	vi	[171]
F
Fain I would have leave to tell	vi	[102]
Fair Goddess of my just Desire	vi	[81]
Fair Ladies, pity an Unhappy Maid	vi	[399]
Fair lovely Maid, or if that Title be	vi	[363]
Fair Nymph, remember all your Scorn (J. Wright)	ii	183
Faithful Lisander, I your Vows approve	vi	[259]
Farewel, my little charming Boy!	vi	[310]
Farewell the Great, the Brave and Good	vi	[144]
Farewel the World and mortal Cares	ii	394
Fly, Lysidus, this hated Place	vi	[340]
Fond Love thy pretty Flatteries cease	vi	[267]
For far less Conquest we have known	vi	[87]
G
Gallants, our Poets have of late so us'd ye	iii	285
Gallants, you have so long been absent hence	ii	6;	iv	309
Give me the Man that's hollow	vi	[391]
Go, happy Lovers, perfect the desires	vi	[282]
H
Had'st thou, Amintas, liv'd in that great age	vi	[360]
Hail, Beauteous Prophetess, in whom alone (Kendrick)	vi	[296]
Hail, Learned Bard! who dost thy power dispence	vi	[379]
Hang Love, for I will never pine	iii	309
Heav'n for Sovereignty has made your Form	vi	[98]
Heaven save ye, Gallants; and this hopeful Age (Dryden)	iv	223
Here at your Feet, we tribute pay	i	280
Her mourning languid Eyes are rarely shown	vi	[265]
He that would have the Passion be	vi	[73]
He that wou'd precious time improve	vi	[326]
Him whom you see so awful and severe	vi	[235]
Hiss 'em, and cry 'em down, 'tis all in vain	i	329
Honour's a mighty Phantom! which around	vi	[278]
How shall a Lover come to know	vi	[51]
How strangely does my Passion grow	iii	160
How strongly does my Passion flow	vi	[189]
How, to thy Sacred Memory, shall I bring	vi	[405]
How vain have prov'd the Labours of the Stage (Otway)	ii	201
How we shall please ye now I cannot say	vi	[398]
I
I am the Ghost of him who was a true Son	i	341
I Come not a Petitioner to sue	iii	175
If when the God of Day retires	vi	[200]
I here and there o'erheard a Coxcomb cry	iv	115
In a Cottage by the Mountain	iv	189
I know You, and I must confess	vi	[403]
Injurious Pin, how durst thou steal so nigh?	vi	[392]
I Never mourn'd my Want of Wit, 'till now (Cotton)	vi	[6]
In Phillis all vile Jilts are met	ii	260
In the Blooming Time o'th' year	vi	[193]
In vain, dear Youth, you say you love	vi	[196]
In vain I have labour'd the Victor to prove	iv	153;	vi	[173]
In vain to Woods and Deserts I retire	vi	[389]
In vain we labour to reform the Stage	i	115
Iris, to keep my Soul entire and true	vi	[42]
Iris, to spare what you call Flattery	vi	[94]
Its Torrent has no other source	vi	[253]
It was too much, ye Gods, to see and hear	vi	[207]
K
Keep, lovely Maid, the Softness in your Eyes	vi	[101]
Know all ye Whigs and Tories of the Pit	iii	99
L
Ladies, the Prince was kind at last	iv	212
Let murmuring Lovers no longer repine	iii	454
Let Love no more your Heart inspire	vi	[314]
Long, and at vast Expence, th' industrious Stage	iii	393
Long has Wit's injur'd Empire been opprest (J. Cooper)	vi	[117]
Long have we turn'd the point of our just Rage (A Person of Quality)	iii	278
Long have our Priests condemn'd a wicked Age	vi	[343]
Love in Fantastique Triumph sat	ii	9;	vi	[163]
Love is a God, whose charming Sway	vi	[34]
Love, of all Joys, the sweetest is	vi	[54]
Love ought alone the Mystick Knot to tie	vi	[82]
Love when he Shoots abroad his Darts	vi	[230]
Lovers, if you wou'd gain a Heart	vi	[24]
Lydia, Lovely Maid, more fair	vi	[212]
M
Make haste, Amintas, come away	ii	35
Make hast! make hast! my miserable soul	vi	[361]
Melinda, who had never been	vi	[29]
Mourn, Mourn, ye Muses, all your loss deplore	vi	[368]
Must we eternal Martyrdom pursue?	vi	[249]
My Amoret, since you must know	vi	[153]
My Damon, if your Heart be kind	vi	[41]
My Damon, tho' I stint your Love	vi	[33]
My Plot, I fear, will take but with a few	ii	299
My Present's delicate and new	vi	[15]
N
No, Delia, no: What Man can range (Gildon)	iv	343
No! give me all, th' impatient Lover cries	vi	[107]
No more, Lucinda, ah! expose no more (Cheek)	iii	224
Not to sigh and be tender	vi	[312]
Now, my fair Tyrant, I despise your Pow'r	vi	[254]
O
O Iris! While you thus can charm	vi	[22]
O Jealousy! thou Passion most ingrate!	vi	[70]
O thou that dost excel in Wit and Youth!	vi	[106]
O Wondrous condescention of a God!	vi	[372]
Oft in my Jealous Transports I wou'd cry	vi	[271]
Oh, Damon, if thou ever wert	vi	[345]
Oh! fond remembrance! do not bring	vi	[341]
Oh! how at ease my Heart would live	vi	[72]
Oh! how soft it is to see	vi	[332]
Oh! how that Negligence becomes your Air!	vi	[104]
Oh! how the Hand the Lover ought to prize	vi	[103]
Oh Iris! boast that one peculiar Charm	vi	[101]
Oh Iris! let my sleeping Hours be fraught	vi	[66]
Oh! Love that stronger art than Wine	iii	231
Oh! what Pleasure 'tis to find	vi	[325]
Oh with what Pleasure did I pass away	vi	[262]
Oh, wonder of thy Sex! Where can we see	vi	[123]
Olives are never fading seen	vi	[85]
Once more my Muse is blest; her humble Voice (Jenkins)	vi	[9]
One day the Amorous Lysander	vi	[178]
P
Pan, grant that I may never prove	vi	[177]
Perhaps I am mistaken here	vi	[16]
Philander, since you'll have it so	vi	[58]
Philander was a jolly Swain	ii	247
Phillis, whose Heart was Unconfin'd	i	148;	vi	[191]
Poets are Kings of Wit, and you appear	i	212
Poor Damon! Art thou caught? Is't ev'n so?	vi	[185]
Poor Lost Serena, to Bemoan	vi	[186]
Poor Lycidus, for shame arise	vi	[306]
R
Rejoyce! my new made happy Soul, Rejoyce!	vi	[260]
Remember, Damon, while your Mind	vi	[16]
Rise, Cloris, charming Maid, arise!	iii	191
Rivals 'tis call'd, a Village where	vi	[268]
S
Say, my fair Charmer, must I fall	vi	[255]
Scorning religion all thy life time past	vi	[400]
She blows the Youthful Lovers flame	vi	[245]
She that wou'd rack a Lover's Heart	vi	[70]
Since with old Plays you have so long been cloy'd	iii	188
Sincerity! thou greatest Good!	vi	[49]
Sir Timothy, Gallants, at last is come (Ravenscroft)	vi	[49]
Sitting by yonder River side (made by a Gentleman)	iv	44
Slight unpremeditated Words are borne	vi	[22]
So hard the times are, and so thin the Town	ii	411
Such Charms of Youth, such Ravishment	vi	[231]
T
Take back that Heart, you with such Caution give	vi	[202]
Take heed, my Damon, in the Grove	vi	[47]
Tell me; oh, tell me! Charming Prophetess	vi	[109]
Tell me! What can he design	vi	[18]
That Beauty I ador'd before	vi	[364]
That Coxcomb can ne're be at ease	vi	[311]
That Love may all Perfection be	vi	[92]
That Love's my Conduct where I go	vi	[14]
That Love, the great Instructor of the Mind	vi	[14]
That tho' the Favours of the Fair	vi	[17]
That when a Lover ceases to be blest	vi	[20]
The banisht Cavaliers! a Roving Blade!	i	105
The Devil take this cursed plotting Age	ii	307
The God of Love beholding every day	vi	[315]
The Grove was gloomy all around	vi	[183]
The happy Minute's come, the Nymph is laid	iii	52
The Houses there, retir'd in Gardens are	vi	[250]
The nobler Lover, who would prove	vi	[77]
The peaceful Place where gladly I resort	vi	[397]
The Smiles, the Graces, and the Sports	vi	[84]
The Vizor's off, and now I dare appear	i	424
Then do not let your murm'ring Heart	vi	[72]
There they shall all together reign	vi	[70]
This is the Coast of Africa	vi	[228]
This Little, Silent, Gloomy Monument	vi	[381]
This River's call'd Pretension; and its source	vi	[244]
Thither all the Amorous Youth repair	vi	[239]
Tho' Damon every Virtue have	vi	[18]
Thô my Heart were full of Passion	vi	[336]
Tho', Silvia, you are very fair	vi	[71]
Those Eyes that can no better Conquest make	vi	[86]
Thou great Young Man! Permit amongst the Crowd	vi	[166]
Thou Grief of my Heart, and thou Pearl of my Eyes	iv	59
Thou one continu'd Sigh! all over Pain	vi	[111]
Thou Wonder of thy Sex! Thou greatest Good! (G. J.)	vi	[9]
Though the Young prize Cupid's Fire	iv	352
Thus both resolve to break their Chain	vi	[71]
Time and Place you see conspire	iv	353
Tis all eternal Spring around	vi	[283]
'Tis not enough to reade and to admire (J. C.)	vi	[119]
Tis not your saying that you love	vi	[397]
'Tis that which leads those captivated Hearts	vi	[99]
'Tis wonderous Populous from the excess	vi	[244]
To celebrate your Praise, no Muse can crown (Rich. Faerrar)	vi	[8]
To speak of thee no Muse will I invoke	vi	[121]
To thee, dear Paris, Lord of my Desires	vi	[214]
'Twas there, I saw my Rival take	vi	[308]
'Twas vain for Man the Laurels to persue (J. Adams)	vi	[120]
'Twas when the Fields were gay	vi	[188]
W
We all can well admire, few well can praise (J. W.)	vi	[131]
We charg'd you boldly in our first advance	iii	381
Weep, weep, Lysander, for the lovely Maid	vi	[280]
Well! you expect a Prologue to the Play	iv	121
We pity such as are by Tempest lost	vi	[395]
We're grown Impatient to be out of pain	iv	398
We write not now, as th' antient Poets writ	iv	8
What Art thou, oh! thou new-found pain?	vi	[356]
What differing Passions from what once I felt	vi	[238]
What doleful crys are these that fright my sence	vi	[151]
What is the recompence of War	iv	202
What Life can compare with the jolly Town-Rake's (Motteux)	iv	331
What mean those Amorous Curles of Jet?	vi	[195]
What means this Knot, in Mystick Order Ty'd	vi	[182]
When Damon first began to love	i	33
When Jemmy first began to Love	vi	[165]
When Love shall two fair objects mix	vi	[339]
When Maidens are young and in their Spring	iii	429
When old Rome's Candidates aspir'd to Fame	vi	[407]
When th'Almighty Powers th'Universe had fram'd (H. Watson)	vi	[136]
When the sad news was spread (F. N. W.)	vi	[132]
When to the charming Bellinda I came	vi	[322]
When two Hearts entirely love	vi	[90]
When you Love, or speak of it	vi	[321]
Where should a Lover hide his Joys	vi	[89]
While, Iris, I at distance gaze	vi	[371]
While this poor Homage of our Verse we give (N. Tate)	vi	[7]
Whilst happy I Triumphant stood	vi	[148]
Whither, young Damon, whither in such hast	vi	[350]
Who, but a Lover, can express	vi	[20]
Why, Amarillis, dost thou walk alone	vi	[383]
Why, fair Maid, are you uneasy	vi	[324]
Why shou'd that faithless wanton give	vi	[309]
With late Success being blest, I'm come again	ii	98
With our old Plays, as with dull Wife it fares	iii	462
With Rigor Arm your self (I cry'd)	vi	[272]
With that assurance we to day address	vi	[401]
With you, unhappy Eyes, that first let in	vi	[225]
Wits, like Physicians, never can agree	i	7
Y
Ye bold Magicians in Philosophy (Anon.)	vi	[124]
Yes, the fair Object, whom you praise	vi	[60]
You ask me, Phillis, why I still pursue	vi	[394]
Young Jemmy was a Lad	vi	[210]

[GENERAL INDEX.]

A
Abington, Mrs. Frances
iv 420
Adams, J.
vi [121], [421]
Adamson, John
v 212
Albemarle, Christopher Monck, 2nd Duke of
i xlix
Alchemist,
i 224
Alsatia,
iii 485
Angel (actor),
i 220;
iv 121, 413
Antony and Cleopatra,
iv 415
Apple John,
iii 487
Apuleius, Lucius
vi [296]
Araujo, J. de
v 211
Arconville, Marie-Geneviève-Charlotte Tiroux d'
v 212
Aretino, Pietro
i 449;
iii 497
Ariell, Mrs.
ii 98, 431
Arteida, A. Ray de
v 260
Arwaker, Edmund
i xlviii
Association,
ii 437
Aue, Harmann von
v 417
Ay and No (man),
iv 411
B
Bacon, Nathaniel
iv 218
Baggs, Zachary
i xlviii
Baker (actor),
iv 219
Balconies (stage),
i 441
Bandello, Matteo
i 219;
v 69, 417, 418
Banister, James
v 521
Banister, John
vi [164]
Banks, John
ii 198;
v 515
Banter,
iii 481
Barckley, Sir Richard
ii 103
Barlow, Francis
i xlix
Barnes (actor),
iv 219
Basset,
iv 419
Bayes,
iv 7, 411, 413;
vi [397]
Beale, Mary
i lxiii
Beasts,
ii 427
Beeston, William
i 334;
iv 419
Begines,
v 75, 520
Bell (inn),
iv 412
Bellon, Peter
v 211
Bergerac, Cyrano de
iii 97, 496
Bergere,
ii 441;
iii 478;
iv 411;
vi [79]
Berkeley, Lady Henrietta
i xliv
Bertoletti,
v 212
Bess (Queen Bess' night)
i 443
Bethel, Slingsby
vi [129], [241]
Biancolelli, Dominique
i 445;
iii 386
Bickerstaffe, Isaac
iv 5
Blanket Fair,
vi [402]
Bob,
i 458;
iv 416
Boccaccio, Giovanni
i 5;
v 260
Boileau, Nicholas
vi [3]
Bonnecorse, Balthazar de
iv 411;\
vi [3]
Boutell, Mrs.
i 450;
v 516
Bowman, John
i lvii;
iii 419;
vi [383]
Bracegirdle, Anne
iv 225;
v 515
Brillac, Mlle S. B. de
v 211
Brinvilliers, Marie-Marguerite, Marquisede
iv 411
Briscoe, Sam
i liii;
v 401
Brome, Richard
i xxxvi, xxxviii, 442;
iv 4
Brown, Tom
i xxxiii, lv, liv;
v 518
Brumigham,
iii 479
Brydges Street,
v 515
Bulker,
iii 492
Burnet, Bishop Gilbert
i liii;
vi [407], [431], [438]
Burt, Nicholas
iv 413
Burton, Robert
ii 103
Bushel, Brown
i 457
Butler, Charlotte
i xlii;
ii 435;
vi [398]
Butler, Edward
i xxv-vi
Byam, William
v 521
Byshop,
v 417
C
Calderon, de la Barca
ii 102-3
Calprenède, Gautier de Costes, Seigneur de la
i xix, 449;
ii 102
Camöens, Luis de
v 212
Camphor,
iv 415
Canons (cannons),
iii 496
Canonesses,
v 519
Capel, Arthur Lord
i 457
Cassius,
iv 218-9
Castlemaine, Barbara Villiers, Lady
iv 314
Cataline,
iv 121, 413
Cedrenus,
v 417
Cenci, Francesco
i 219
Cent Nouvelles Nouvelles,
v 200
Cervantes, Miguel de
iv 120
Chamberlain, Dr. Hugh
iv 218
Chateaubriand, François Auguste de
v 127
Cheek, Thomas
iii 489
Cibber, Colley ii 5;
iv 5, 6, 220;
v 523
Cibber, Mrs. Susannah Maria
v 128, 212, 261
City Politics,
iii 483
Clélie,
iv 421
Cléopatre,
ii 102
Clifden,
vi [76], [419]
Clifton, Sir William
vi [365], [431]
Coach (glass),
iii 476
Codrington, Colonel Christopher
iv 316, 419
Colbert, Jean Baptiste
v 223
College, Stephen
i 335
Col- (cowl-) staff,
i 458
Colombine,
iii 496
Compton, Lady Mary
vi [350], [430]
Congreve, William
iv 5
Convenient (a),
ii 433
Conventicle,
i 454;
iii 478
Cooke, Mrs. Sarah
iii 462, 484;
vi [401], [436]
Cooper, J.,
vi [119], [420]
Corbet (Cobbet), Ralph
i 452
Cordeliers,
v 521
Corey, Mrs.
iv 413;
v 519
Cotton, Charles
vi [7], [417]
Coventry-blue,
iv 422
Coveras, Francesço de las
i 218
Cowley, Mrs. Hannah
iii 181
Crape-gownorum,
ii 437
Creech, Thomas
i xlv, lii;
iv 419;
vi [123], [166], [421]
Cromwell, Richard
i 333, 454
Cromwell, Mrs.
i 334, 452, 454
Cromwell, Oliver
i 453, 457
Cromwell (his funeral),
i 453;
iv 416
Crosby (actor),
i 439
Cross, Mrs.
v 128
Crowne, John
i 335;
iii 483, 492;
iv 5, 120;
v 515
Cudworth (actor),
iv 219
Currer, Mrs. Betty
i xl, 336;
ii 203, 307, 438;
iv 220
Cushion Dance, vide Sanderson, Joan
Cymbeline,
v 523
D
Daniel (Cromwell's porter),
i 456
Dalton, Michael
iv 417, 421
D'Avenant, Charles
iii 483
Davenport, Robert
iv 119
Desborough, John
i 451
Desborough, Lady
i 452
Desfontaines,
v 417
De-Wit (to),
iv 417
Dishabit,
iii 493
Docity,
ii 340;
iii 210, 481, 487
Doctor Baliardo,
iii 495
Doctor Faustus (Mountford),
iv 421
Doors (stage),
i 441
Dorset, Earl of
vi [350]
Dove (Tom, a bear),
iii 476
Dryden, John
i xxx, xli, xlv, lii, 219, 335, 443, 444, 449;
ii 198, 433, 435;
iii 491, 496;
iv 8, 220, 223, 412, 413, 414, 421;
v 515, 523;
vi [400], [435]
Duckingneld, Robert
i 452
Duffett, Thomas
i 444;
ii 438;
v 515
Duke of Guise, The
i xliv
Dumfound (to),
iii 482
D'Urfey, Tom
i 335, 456;
iii 481, 495;
iv 6, 314, 315, 415;
v 515
E
Eachward, John
i 222, 448
Edwardes, Richard
ii 103
Elephant and Castle,
iv 422
Entry,
iii 478, 489
Ephelia,
vi [297]
Etheredge, Sir George
i 441
Evans, Thomas,
v 259
Exercise,
i 455, iv 412
F
Fairfax, General
i 333
Fane, Sir Francis
vi [343], [429]
Farmer, Thomas
vi [191], [426]
Farren, Elizabeth
i lx;
iii 181-2
Ferriar, J.
v 128
Field, Nathaniel
iv 120
Fielding, Henry
i lix
Fifth Monarchy,
i 453
Fitz-Roy, Henry
i 357, 450
Fiurelli,
i 445
Flabber,
iii 487
Flambeaux (as sing.),
iii 475;
iv 418
Fleetwood, Charles
i 333, 451, 453
Fleetwood (Lady),
i 452
Fletcher, John
i 4, 218;
ii 197;
iv 120, 418;
v 118, 261, 515
Fontange,
iv 422
Fop-corner,
ii 437
Ford, John,
i 219
Forde, Lord Grey
i lxiv
Fortune my Foe,
i 458
Forty-One,
i 451;
ii 433
Friday Street,
iv 421
Frost, Walter,
i 455
G
Gabalis, Comte de
iii 497
Gad-bee,
iii 481, 488
Garrick, David
v 128, 212, 261
Garth, Dr. Samuel
i 438;
iv 419
Gentleman, Francis
v 128
George (inn),
iii 490
Gherardi, Evaniste
iii 386
Gibbons, Grinling
vi [75], [419]
Gildon, Charles
i xxi, lviii;
iv 314;
v 259, 521;
vi [387], [390]
Gloucester, Henry, Duke of
i 455
Godfrey, Sir Edmond Bury
i 443;
iv 417
Godfrey (to),
iv 417
Godwin, Bishop Francis
iii 497
Gordon, Sir Robert
vi [76], [419]
Goulart, Simon
ii 103
Gould, Robert
i xli, 219;
iii 476
Gozzi, Carlo
iii 316
Granville, George, Lord Lansdowne
v 351, 522
Grapulo, T.
v 417
Greene, Robert
iv 119, 422
Greenhill, John
vi [151], [422]
Griffith, Mrs. Elizabeth
v 137, 212
Grimeston,
ii 103
Grison,
iii 482
Groom Porter,
iv 416
Gun (inn),
v 524
Guzman,
i 209, 447;
iii 498
Gwiniver,
iv 422
Gwynne, Nell
i xl, 439, 456;
ii 305, 438;
iv 413, 414;
v 520
H
Halsall, James
i xxiii, xxvi
Hannibal,
iv 219, 418
Hans in Kelder,
iii 487
Harlequin,
i 112, 145, 187-9, 144;
iii 387-8, 496, 497, 498;
iv 421
Haroun al Raschid,
ii 103
Harris, Henry,
iv 413
Harsenet, Mrs. vide Lady Morland
Hart, Charles
iv 413;
v 516, 519
Hattigé,
iv 314
Hawkesworth, Dr. John
v 128
Hédelin (François),
iii 482
Henry IV (1),
i 224
Henry III (2),
ii 415
Henry VI (2),
v 515
Henry VIII,
iii 202, 485
Heptameron,
i 219;
v 417, 418
Heroic (an),
i 453
Heselrige, Sir Arthur
i 453
Hewson, John
i 451, 454, 456
Higden, Henry
vi [403], [438]
Holland, Earl of
i 457
Hopkins, John
iv 420
Hopkins, Matthew
i 448
Hordon,
iv 398
Howard, Lord of Esrick
iii 479
Howard, Edward
iii 477, 492, 493;
vi [204], [426]
Howard, Moll
vi [395], [434]
Howard, Sir Robert
i 335;
iv 417;
v 520
Hoyle, John
i xxxii-vi;
vi [153], [160], [200], [360], [361], [392]
Hutchinson, Richard
i 455
I
Ibsen, Henrik
i 219
Ice (Isles), Stephen
i 455
J
J. G. (George Jenkins),
iv 222, 415, 418;
vi [9], [11]
Jealous Lovers,
vi [382]
Jermyn Street,
v 518
Jesuitesses,
v 520
Jevon, Tom
i 444;
ii 436;
iii 188, 387, 393, 495
Jigg,
ii 477;
iv 414
Johnson, Charles
ii 197
Jolly, George
i 334
Jonson, Ben
i 4, 224;
iv 121, 413, 422;
vi [204]
Judas,
i 457
Julian,
i lvii;
v 518
Just-au-corps,
iii 480
K
Kelter,
iii 491
Kemble, J. P.,
i 6
Kendrick, Dr. Daniel
vi [298]
Ketch, Jack,
iii 492
Kildare, Earle of
vi [395], [434]
Killigrew, Charles
iii 483
Killigrew, Tom
i xxiii-vii, xxxvii, 4
Knip (to),
iv 416
Kynaston, Edward
iv 419;
v 516
L
Lacy, John
iv 5, 420;
v 516, 519
La Fontaine, Jean de,
v 261
Lambert, Major-General
i 333, 451
Lambert, Lady
i 333, 452
Lamb's wool,
iii 479
La motte,
v 212
Langbaine, Gerard
iv 218
Lauderdale, 4th Earl of
v 524
Laurence (lazy)
i 448
Lazzi,
iii 498
Lee, John
i 438
Lee, Mrs. Mary vide Lady Slingsby
Lee, Nathaniel
i 219, 335, 443, 449;
iv 220;
v 515
Lee, Mrs. Rachel
i 439
Leigh, Antony
i 106, 336, 442;
ii 439;
iii 186, 387, 483;
iv 6;
vi [383]
Leigh, Mrs. Elizabeth
i 9, 336, 439
Leigh, Mrs.
i 439
Leigh, Frank
i 439
Leigh, Michael
i 439
Lely, Sir Peter
i lxiii
Lennox, Mrs. Charlotte
iv 421
Le Roux,
v 418
L'Estrange, Sir Roger
iii 483;
v 260
Lewis, Mat
v 419
Lilly, William
i 458
Locket's,
v 516
London Cuckolds,
iii 483;
v 517
Long's,
v 7
Loveday, Robert
ii 102
Lowther, Sir Gerard
i 456
Luiz, Nicolas
v 212
Luther, Martin
v 418
M
Macready, W. C.
ii 5
Maid's Tragedy,
iii 284, 484
Malespini, Celio
v 260
Mall,
iii 484
Mallet, David
v 212
Manley, Mrs. Mary de la Rivière
i xxviii;
iv 418
Marillier, J. P.
vi [223]
Marini, Gio. Ambrogio
ii 103
Marlowe, Christopher
ii 4
Marshall, Mrs. Rebecca
ii 4, 428;
v 516, 520
Marston, John
iv 422
Martin, George
iv 314;
v 180, 208, 521
Martin, Henry
i 457;
iv 314;
v 180, 521
Massinger, Philip
i 219;
ii 197
Masuccio, di Salerno
v 417
Maynard, Sgt.
i 335
Mayne, Jasper
i 457
Mazarine, Duchess of
v 521
Measure for Measure,
iii 485, 492
Medrano, Julio de
v 418
Melander, Otho
v 417
Melford, John Drummond, 1st Earl of
vi [428]
Mercury (diurnal),
ii 436
Middle gallery,
iii 491
Middleton, Thomas
i xxxvi, 5, 457;
ii 197, 198
Miller, James
iv 5
Millin, Aubin Louis
v 418
Moders, Mary
i 450
Mohun, Michael
v 516, 519
Molière, J. B. P. de
iii 97;
iv 4, 5, 421
Molina, Tirso de
v 260
Monmouth, James, Duke of
i xl-xliii
Montalvan, J. Perez de
v 260, 417
Morland, Lady
vi [175], [393], [424]
Morland, Sir Samuel
vi [76], [419]
Mosely (Mother),
v 519
Motteux, Peter
iv 420;
v 517
Mountford, William
i 5;
iii 477, 492, 495;
iv 421
Musset, Alfred de
iv 120
Mysterious Mother,
v 418
N
Names (Mrs. Behn, confusion of),
ii 439;
iii 476;
iv 6;
v 523
Needham, Marchmont
i 454
Neville, Edward
v 519
Nice, vide Sir Courtly Nice
Nickers,
i 456
Nokes, James
i 106, 336, 442;
iv 6, 121, 412, 413, 414
Norris, Mrs.
i 445
Norton, Richard
v 401, 522
Nursery,
ii 431
O
Oates, Titus
ii 433, 437
Oedipus,
iii 483
Oldys, William
iv 218
Olivarez, Gaspar Guzman d'
i 449
Oroonoko (Southerne),
v 128, 421
Osenbrigs,
v 520
Othello,
iii 186, 484, 485, 494
Otway, Thomas
i xxxi, xxxvii, lii, 219, 443, 449;
ii 198, 210, 439;
iii 284;
v 515
Ovid,
iv 411, 412
Ousley,
iii 489
P
Pack, Captain
vi [189], [426]
Pad (to),
iii 490
Paisible, James
vi [188], [425]
Parsons, Mrs.
iv 5
Payne, Nevil
ii 198;
v 70, 519
Peer (Pierre), Will
v 518
Perkins, W.
v 419
Peters, Hugh
i 456, 457
Pinner,
v 523
Pit (brawls in),
ii 431
Pitts, Mr.
i xxxv-vi
Pix, Mrs. Mary
i xxxviii
Plymouth cloak,
i 447
Pope (City pope),
i 115, 443
Porridge (Book of Common Prayer),
ii 434
Powell, George
ii 5;
iv 319;
v 212, 521
Price, Mrs. Emily
i xxxvii;
vi [397]
Price, Mrs. (actress)
i 445
Prior, Matthew
i liv
Prynne, William
i 454
Puppets,
iii 495
Pusilage,
ii 440
Q
Quests (nuns),
v 520
Quick, John
v 517
Quin, Mrs. Anne
i 439;
iv 115
Quiocto,
iv 418
R
Rabel,
i 7, 438
Randolph, Thomas
v 515;
vi [177]
Ravenscroft, Edward
i xxxii-iii, 220, 441, 445;
iii 94, 97;
iv 5;
v 515, 517;
vi [185]
Rehersal, The
iii 477, 493;
iv 411, 413, 414-5
Reis, Quita Domingo dos,
v 212
Riley, John,
i lxiii
Ring (Hyde Park),
iii 485
Ritual murders,
iii 478
Rochester, John Wilmot, Earl of,
i 446;
ii 436, 437;
iii 484;
vi [171], [368], [402]
Rogers, Mrs.,
v 212
Romulus and Hersilia,
i xlii-iii;
vi [398]-9
Rose (tavern),
iv 420;
v 517
Ros solis,
v 518
Royal Sovereign,
i 446
Rump (songs),
i xxxiii, 335
S
St. Albans, Charles Beauclerk, Duke of,
ii 438
St. Antholin (church),
i 457
Saint-Pierre, Bernardin de,
i lx;
v 127
Salisbury, James Cecil, 4th Earl of,
i xlv;
vi [115], [414], [420]
Sanderson, Joan (dance),
i 456;
iii 203, 486
Sanford, Samuel,
iv 219
Sawny,
iii 495
Scaramouch,
i 444;
iii 495, 498;
iv 421
Scobell, Henry,
i 456
Scott, Thomas,
i xxii-v
Scott, Sir Walter,
i xxix
Scour (to),
iv 420
Scudéri, Georges de,
ii 102;
vi [3]
Scudéri, Madeline de,
i xix;
iv 421
Sedley, Sir Charles,
iv 419;
v 523
Settle, Elkanah,
i 443, 447;
iii 387;
v 515
Shadwell, Charles,
iv 5
Shadwell, Thomas,
i xlvii, 439, 444, 448;
ii 437;
iii 97, 486, 490;
iv 412, 413, 415, 417;
v 516
Shaftesbury, 1st Earl of,
i xl, xli, 454;
ii 198, 434, 435;
iii 479;
v 519
Shamming,
iii 482
Sharpe, Charles Kirkpatrick,
v 260
Shelley, Percy Bysshe,
i 219
Sheridan, T.,
iv 5
Shirley, James,
iii 180;
iv 120;
v 261
Sir Courtly Nice,
iii 483, 492;
v 515
Sir Fopling,
iii 483, 492
Sir Guy of Warwick,
iii 487
Sirreverence,
iii 490
Sisseraro,
i 458
Slingsby, Lady,
i xl, xlii-iv, 438, 441;
ii 4, 104, 427-30;
vi [399]
Smith, Will,
i xl, 5, 112, 115, 336;
iii 99, 284, 493
Snow Hill,
iii 491
Southampton House,
iii 477
Southampton Square,
iv 420
Southerne, Thomas,
i 335, 439;
iv 120, 421;
v 128, 259-61, 515
Spital Sermon,
iii 485
Sprat, Bishop Thomas,
vi [168], [423]
Stafford, Mr.,
vi [383], [433]
Stapylton, Sir Robert,
iii 477
Steele, Sir Richard,
i xxxviii;
iv 421
Stephenson, B. G.,
ii 197
Sternhold,
iv 420
Stocking (tossing the),
iii 489;
v 518
Stowe, Mrs. Harriet Beecher,
v 127
Suidas,
v 417
Swart Sisters,
v 520
Swiney, Owen,
iv 5
T
Tallemant, Paul (Abbé),
i xlv, li;
vi [223]
Taming of the Shrew,
iii 485
Tate, Nahum,
i xlvii, lii;
v 515;
vi [8], [417]
Tatham, John,
i 334, 458
Tasso, Torquato,
iv 411
Tennyson, Alfred, Lord,
v 260
Terence,
v 523
Termer,
iv 421
Thames (fair on),
vi [402], [437]
Thompson, Benjamin,
v 212
Thurlo, John,
i 455
Timon of Athens,
iii 492
Tonson, Jacob,
i xlv
Tourneur, Cyril,
iv 120
Tower,
iii 480;
iv 422
Trincalo,
ii 438;
iii 491
Trotter, Mrs. Catherine
v 212
Tryon, Thomas
vi [432]
Tunbridge Wells,
vi [175]
U
Underhill, Cave
i 5
V
Valentinian,
iii 484;
vi [401]
Vanbrugh, Sir John
iv 5, 420
Vane, Sir Harry
i 333, 453
Vega, Lope de
v 212
Verbruggen,
iv 317;
v 128, 212
Vergil,
i 107, 442
Verrio, Antonio
vi [75], [419]
Voltaire, Arouet de
v 212
W
Wagner, Richard
i 219
Walker, William
v 128
Waller, Edmund
i l;
vi [405], [438]
Wallingford House,
i 454
Walpole, Horace
i lx, 219;
iii 182;
v 418
Walsh, William
iv 5
Walter, Lucy
i xliv
Ward, Patience
vi [382], [432]
Wariston, Archibald Johnston, Lord
i 451
Webb, James
ii 102
Welldon, Madam
iv 221, 415
Westminster (effigies),
iv 422
Weston, Peter
vi [4], [417]
Westwood (actor),
iii 284, 493
Wharton, Mrs. Anne
vi [171], [424]
Whipping, Tom
ii 437
Whitelocke, Bulstrode
i 456
Wild Gallant,
iii 488
Wilkins, George
iii 4
Willoughby, Baron
i xviii;
v 521
Wills,
iii 485
Wilson, Arthur
i 218
Wilson, John
i 335;
v 519
Witches,
i 448
Wright, James
ii 432
Wright, Thomas
iv 5
Wycherley, William
iv 5
Y
Yea and Nay,
iii 480
York (James II), Duke of
i 113, 442-3;
ii 432-3
Young, Edward
ii 5

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Transcriber's Notes:

Simple spelling, grammar, and typographical errors in the prose were corrected.

Egregious errors were corrected in the poetry.