Reneau, Monsieur, accounts mechanically for the sailing and working of ships, [362].
Respect, whether better shown by silence or by making a noise, [371].
Revenge, what it shows in our nature, [458].
Reverence, the ingredients of it, [405].
Illustrated from the decalogue, [461].
The weight of it to procure obedience, [462].
Riches, the contempt of them very scarce, [341].
Lavishness no sign of it, ibid.
Ridicule, the Lord Shaftsbury’s opinion concerning it, [296].
Right, the, which parents claim to their children is unreasonable, [406], [413], [414].
Right and wrong, the notions of it are acquired, [418], [419], [420].
Rogues, not made for want of reading and writing, [169].
Are oftener very cunning than ignorant, [170].
Roman Catholics are not subjects to be relied upon, but in the dominions of his holiness, [329].