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- Macrobii, their diplomacy, [432].
- Mahomet, got nearer Sinai than some, [422].
- Mahound, his filthy gobbets, [400].
- Mangum, Mr., speaks to the point, [418].
- Manichæan, excellently confuted, [416].
- Man-trees, grew where, [441].
- Mares'-nests, finders of, benevolent, [427].
- Marshfield, [443], [447].
- Martin, Mr. Sawin used to vote for him, [448].
- Mason and Dixon's line, slaves north of, [418].
- Mass, the, its duty defined, [418].
- Massachusetts on her knees, [392]
- something mentioned in connection with, worthy the attention of
tailors, [410]
- citizen of, baked, boiled, and roasted (nefandum!), [438].
- Masses, the, used as butter by some, [411].
- M. C., an invertebrate animal, [413].
- Mechanics' Fair, reflections suggested at, [433].
- Mentor, letters of, dreary, [427].
- Mephistopheles at a nonplus, [420].
- Mexican blood, its effect in raising price of cloth, [442].
- Mexican polka, [400].
- Mexicans charged with various breaches of etiquette, [398]
- kind feelings beaten into them, [425].
- Mexico, no glory in overcoming, [410].
- Military glory spoken disrespectfully of, [396], note
- militia treated still worse, ib.
- Milk-trees, growing still, [440].
- Mills for manufacturing gabble, how driven, [415].
- Milton, an unconscious plagiary, [409],
note
- a Latin verse of, cited, [422].
- Missions, a profitable kind of, [423].
- Monarch, a pagan, probably not favored in philosophical experiments,
[394].
- Money-trees desirable, [441]
- that they once existed shown to be variously probable,
ib.
- Montaigne, a communicative old Gascon, [427].
- Monterey, battle of, its singular chromatic effect on a species of
two-headed eagle, [414].
- Moses held up vainly as an example, [422]
- construed by Joe Smith, ib.
- Myths, how to interpret readily, [432].
- N.
- Naboths, Popish ones, how distinguished, [401].
- Nation, rights of, proportionate to size, [398].
- National pudding, its effect on the organs of speech, a curious
physiological fact, [401].
- Nephelim, not yet extinct, [453].
- New England overpoweringly honored, [412]
- wants no more speakers, ib.
- done brown by whom, ib.
- her experience in beans beyond Cicero's, [432].
- Newspaper, the, wonderful, [425]
- a strolling theatre, ib.
- thoughts suggested by tearing wrapper of, [426]
- a vacant sheet, ib.
- a sheet in which a vision was let down, ib.
- wrapper to a bar of soap, ib.
- a cheap impromptu platter, ib.
- New York, letters from, commended, [427].
- Next life, what, [421].
- Niggers, [390]
- area of abusing, extended, [410]
- Mr. Sawin's opinions of, [449].
- Ninepence a day low for murder, [395].
- No, a monosyllable, [401]
- Noah, enclosed letter in bottle, probably, [427].
- Nornas, Lapland, what, [441].
- North, has no business, [419]
- bristling, crowded off roost, [430].
- North Bend, geese inhumanly treated at, [431]
- North star, a proposition to indict, [420].
- O.
- Off ox, [429].
- Officers, miraculous transformation in character of, [399]
- Anglo-Saxon, come very near being anathematized, ib.
- O'Phace, Increase D., Esq., speech of, [408].
- Oracle of Fools, still respectfully consulted, [408].
- Orion, becomes commonplace, [426].
- Orrery, Lord, his letters (lord!), [427].
- Ostracism, curious species of, [408].
- P.
- Palestine, [399].
- Palfrey, Hon. J. G., [408], [412], [413] (a worthy
representative of Massachusetts).
- Pantagruel recommends a popular oracle, [408].
- Panurge, his interview with Goatsnose, [432].
- Papists, female, slain by zealous Protestant bomb-shell, [442].
- Paralipomenon, a man suspected of being, [431].
- Paris, liberal principles safe as far away as, [422].
- Parliamentum Indoctorum sitting in permanence, [408].
- Past, the, a good nurse, [417].
- Patience, sister, quoted, [396].
- Paynims, their throats propagandistically cut, [400].
- Penelope, her wise choice, [404].
- People, soft enough, [423]
- want correct ideas, [439].
- Pepin, King, [428].
- Periwig, [430].
- Persius, a pithy saying of, [411],
note.
- Pescara, Marquis, saying of, [393].
- Peter, Saint, a letter of (post-mortem), [428].
- Pharisees, opprobriously referred to, [422].
- Philippe, Louis, in pea-jacket, [425].
- Phlegyas, quoted, [421].
- Phrygian language, whether Adam spoke it, [394].
- Pilgrims, the, [410].
- Pillows, constitutional, [413].
- Pinto, Mr., some letters of his commended, [428].
- Pisgah, an impromptu one, [441].
- Platform, party, a convenient one, [439].
- Plato, supped with, [427]
- Pleiades, the, not enough esteemed, [426].
- Pliny, his letters not admired, [427].
- Plotinus, a story of, [417].
- Plymouth Rock, Old, a Convention wrecked on, [410].
- Point Tribulation, Mr. Sawin wrecked on, [440].
- Poles, exile, whether crop of beans depends on, [397], note.
- Polk, President, synonymous with our country, [403]
- Polka, Mexican, [400].
- Pomp, a runaway slave, his nest, [450]
- hypocritically groans like white man, ib.
- blind to Christian privileges, ib.
- his society valued at fifty dollars, ib.
- his treachery, [451]
- takes Mr. Sawin prisoner, [452]
- cruelly makes him work, ib.
- puts himself illegally under his tuition, ib.
- dismisses him with contumelious epithets, ib.
- Pontifical bull, a tamed one, [399].
- Pope, his verse excellent, [393].
- Pork, refractory in boiling, [399].
- Portugal, Alphonso the Sixth of, a monster, [453].
- Post, Boston 174,
- shaken visibly, [405]
- bad guide-post, ib.
- too swift, ib.
- edited by a colonel, ib.
- who is presumed officially in Mexico, ib.
- referred to, [415].
- Pot-hooks, death in, [432].
- Preacher, an ornamental symbol, [421]
- a breeder of dogmas, ib.
- earnestness of, important, [453].
- Present, considered as an annalist, [422]
- not long wonderful, [426].
- President, slaveholding natural to, [424]
- must be a Southern resident, [439]
- must own a nigger, ib.
- Principle, exposure spoils it, [409].
- Principles, bad, when less harmful, [401].
- Prophecy, a notable one, [414].
- Proviso, bitterly spoken of, [429].
- Prudence, sister, her idiosyncratic teapot, [436].
- Psammeticus, an experiment of, [394].
- Public opinion, a blind and drunken guide, [401]
- nudges Mr. Wilbur's elbow, ib.
- ticklers of, [411].
- Pythagoras a bean-hater, why, [432].
- Pythagoreans, fish reverenced by, why, [416].
- R.
- Rag, one of sacred college, [401].
- Rantoul, Mr., talks loudly, [396]
- pious reason for not enlisting, ib.
- Recruiting sergeant, Devil supposed the first, [393].
- Representatives' Chamber, [416].
- Rhinothism, society for promoting, [427].
- Rhyme, whether natural not considered, [393].
- Rib, an infrangible one, [435].
- Richard the First of England, his Christian fervor, [399].
- Riches conjectured to have legs as well as wings, [420].
- Robinson, Mr. John P., his opinions fully stated, [402]-[404].
- Rocks, pocket full of, [436].
- Rough and Ready, [446]
- a wig, [447]
- a kind of scratch, ib.
- Russian eagle turns Prussian blue, [414].
- S.
- Sabbath, breach of, [400].
- Sabellianism, one accused of, [431].
- Saltillo, unfavorable view of, [396].
- Salt-river, in Mexican, what, [396].
- Samuel, Uncle, riotous, [414]
- yet has qualities demanding reverence, [423]
- a good provider for his family, ib.
- an exorbitant bill of, [442].
- Sansculottes, draw their wine before drinking, [419].
- Santa Anna, his expensive leg, [438].
- Satan, never wants attorneys, [400]
- an expert talker by signs, ib.
- a successful fisherman with little or no bait, ib.
- cunning fetch of, [402]
- dislikes ridicule, [405]
- ought not to have credit of ancient oracles, [414], note.
- Satirist, incident to certain dangers, [401].
- Savages, Canadian, chance of redemption offered to, [453].
- Sawin, B., Esquire, his letter not written in verse, [393]
- a native of Jaalam, [394]
- not regular attendant on Rev. Mr. Wilbur's preaching,
ib.
- a fool, ib.
- his statements trustworthy, ib.
- his ornithological tastes, ib.
- letter from, ib., [433], [443]
- his curious discovery in regard to bayonets, [395], [396]
- displays proper family pride, [395]
- modestly confesses himself less wise than the Queen of Sheba, [398]
- the old Adam in, peeps out, [399]
- a miles emeritus, [433]
- is made text for a sermon, ib.
- loses a leg, [434]
- an eye, ib.
- left hand, ib.
- four fingers of right hand, ib.
- has six or more ribs broken, ib.
- a rib. of his infrangible, ib.
- allows a certain amount of preterite greenness in himself, [435], [436]
- his share of spoil limited, [436]
- his opinion of Mexican climate, ib.
- acquires property of a certain sort, ib.
- his experience of glory, [437]
- stands sentry, and puns thereupon, [438]
- undergoes martyrdom in some of its most painful forms,
ib.
- enters the candidating business, ib.
- modestly states the (avail) abilities which qualify him for high
political station, [438]-[440]
- has no principles, [438]
- a peace man, ib.
- unpledged, ib.
- has no objections to owning peculiar property, but would
not like to monopolize the truth, [439]
- his account with glory, [440]
- a selfish motive hinted in, ib.
- sails for Eldorado, ib.
- shipwrecked on a metaphorical promontory, ib.
- parallel between, and Rev. Mr. Wilbur (not Plutarchian), [442]
- conjectured to have bathed in river Selemnus, [443]
- loves plough wisely, but not too well, ib.
- a foreign mission probably expected by, [444]
- unanimously nominated for presidency, ib.
- his country's father-in-law, ib.
- nobly emulates Cincinnatus, [445]
- is not a crooked stick, ib.
- advises his adherents, ib.
- views of, on present state of politics, [445]-[449]
- popular enthusiasm for, at Bellers's, and its disagreeable
consequences, [446]
- inhuman treatment of, by Bellers, ib.
- his opinion of the two parties, [447]
- agrees with Mr. Webster, [448]
- his antislavery zeal, ib.
- his proper self-respect, ib.
- his unaffected piety, ib.
- his not intemperate temperance, [449]
- a thrilling adventure of, [449]-[452]
- his prudence and economy, [450]
- bound to Captain Jakes, but regains his freedom, ib.
- is taken prisoner, [451], [452]
- ignominiously treated, [452]
- his consequent resolution, ib.
- Sayres, a martyr, [416].
- Scaliger, saying of, [402].
- Scarabæus pilularius, [397].
- Scott, General, his claims to the presidency, [405], [407].
- Scythians, their diplomacy commended, [432].
- Seamen, colored, sold, [392].
- Selemnus, a sort of Lethean river, [443].
- Senate, debate in, made readable, [416].
- Seneca, saying of, [401]
- another, [414], note
- overrated by a saint (but see Lord Bolingbroke's opinion of, in a
letter to Dean Swift), [427]
- his letters not commended, ib.
- a son of Rev. Mr. Wilbur, [442].
- Serbonian bog of literature, [416].
- Sextons, demand for, 396
- heroic official devotion of one, [453].
- Shaking fever, considered as an employer, [436].
- Shakspeare, a good reporter, [408].
- Sham, President, honest, [411].
- Sheba, Queen of, [398].
- Sheep, none of Rev. Mr. Wilbur's turned wolves, [394].
- Shem, Scriptural curse of, [452].
- Show, natural to love it, [396],
note.
- Silver spoon born in Democracy's mouth, what, [411].
- Sinai, suffers outrages, [422].
- Sin, wilderness of, modern, what, [422].
- Skin, hole in, strange taste of some for, [437].
- Slaughter, whether God strengthen us for, [400].
- Slaughterers and soldiers compared, [443].
- Slaughtering nowadays is slaughtering, [443].
- Slavery, of no color, [391]
- cornerstone of liberty, [415]
- also keystone, [418]
- last crumb of Eden, [420]
- a Jonah, ib.
- an institution, [431]
- a private State concern, [450].
- Smith, Joe, used as a translation, [422].
- Smith, John, an interesting character, [426].
- Smith, Mr., fears entertained for, [421]
- Smith, N. B., his magnanimity, [425].
- Soandso, Mr., the great, defines his position, [425].
- Sol the fisherman, [397]
- soundness of respiratory organs hypothetically attributed to,
ib.
- Solon, a saying of, [401].
- South Carolina, futile attempt to anchor, [417].
- Spanish, to walk, what, [398].
- Speech-making, an abuse of gift of speech, [415].
- Star, north, subject to indictment, whether, [420].
- Store, cheap cash, a wicked fraud, [441].
- Strong, Governor Caleb, a patriot, [404].
- Swearing commended as a figure of speech, [394], note.
- Swift, Dean, threadbare saying of, [405].
- T.
- Tag, elevated to the Cardinalate, [401].
- Taxes, direct, advantages of, [442].
- Taylor zeal, its origin, [446]
- General, greased by Mr. Choate, [448].
- Tesephone, banished for long-windedness, [416].
- Thanks, get lodged, [437].
- Thaumaturgus, St. Gregory, letter of, to the Devil, [428].
- Thirty-nine articles might be made serviceable, [400].
- Thor, a foolish attempt of, [417].
- Thumb, General Thomas, a valuable member of society, [413].
- Thunder, supposed in easy circumstances, [435].
- Thynne, Mr., murdered, [393].
- Time, an innocent personage to swear by, [394]
- Toms, Peeping, [426].
- Trees, various kinds of extraordinary ones, [440], [441].
- Trowbridge, William, mariner, adventure of, [400].
- Truth and falsehood start from same point, [402]
- truth invulnerable to satire, ib.
- compared to a river, [408]
- of fiction sometimes truer than fact, ib.
- told plainly, passim.
- Tuileries, exciting scene at, [414].
- Tully, a saying of, [409], note.
- Tweedledee, gospel according to, [422].
- Tweedledum, great principles of, [422].
- U.
- Ulysses, husband of Penelope, [404]
- borrows money, [441].
- (For full particulars of, see Homer and Dante.)
- University, triennial catalogue of, [406].
- V.
- Van Buren fails of gaining Mr. Sawin's confidence, [448]
- his son John reproved, ib.
- Van, Old, plan to set up, [449].
- Venetians, invented something once, [441].
- Vices, cardinal, sacred conclave of, [401].
- Victoria, Queen, her natural terror, [414].
- Virgin, the, letter of, to Magistrates of Messina, [428].
- Vratz, Captain, a Pomeranian, singular views of, [393].