Honor, worldly, uncertainty of, vol. xv. page 163, line 5 to 8
Hope, i. 155, 24. 25. ii. 181, 8. 9. ix. 147, 17. 18
-, deceitful, vi. 278, 10 to 14
Hopelessness, vi. 42, 21 to 26
Horror, its outward effects described, ix. 250, 5 to 18
Hounds, iii. 186, 6 to 13. v. 147, 15. 16
Hunting, iii. 185, 23 to p. 186, 1. 5
Hypocrisy in a governor, ii. 185, 9 to 14

nature of, iii. 23, 13 to 18. vi. 203, 23 to 26. xiv.

79, 14 to 23
Hypocrite, character of a, ii. 230, 19 to p. 231, 1. 5

Idolatrous love, v. 27, 27 to p. 28, 1. 3
Jealous husband, humorous soliloquy of a, ii. 52, 18 to p. 55,

1. 17
Jealousy, ii. 279, 4 to p. 280, 1. 14. v. 274, 13 to 25

a woman's more deadly than poison, ii. 321, 11 to
p. 322, 1. 24
definition of, xiv. 263, 28 to p. 264, 1. 2

tortures of, portrayed, xiv. 264, 2 to p. 270, 1, 14
Jester, discouraged, iii. 331, 7 to p. 332, 1. 10

-, qualifications of a, iv. 60, 25 to p. 61, 1. 4
If, virtues of an, iv. 344, 23 to p. 345, 1. 3
Illiterate man, pedantic description of an, iii. 264, 7 to 11
Imaginary evils cause real cares, xi. 17, 6 to 10
Imagination, power of, iii. 192, 24 to p. 193, 1. 15. xii. 298,

Ingratitude of false friends exemplified, vol. x. page 215, lir.8

18 to page 207, line 6
Inhumanity described, iïi. 81, 13 to 16
lnnocence, discovered by the countenance, iv, 194, 19 to 27

youthful, v. 264, 9 to 22
silent, its eloquence, v. 293, 10, 11
intrepidity of, v. 306, 9 to p. 307, 1. 13

incapable of deceit, xv. 97, 11. 12
Insects, cruelty to, x. 336, 7 to 20
Intents of sin more excusable than acts, ii. 248, 6 to 9
Intercession, impossibility of, ii. 247, 11 to 14
Joy on success, iii. 64, 4 to 10

changed to sorrow, xiii. 278, 21 to 27
Judgment, false, iii. 51, 14 to p. 52, 1. 2
Juliet, resolution of, xiii. 266, 12 to 23

her soliloquy on drinking the opiate, xiii. 271, 4 to

p. 272, 1. 21
Justice must be impartial, iii. 90, 1 to 9
Justice, lord chief, his conversation with Henry V. whom he

had imprisoned, vii. 262, 1 to p. 265, 1.3
Ivy, a usurper compared to, i. 8, 21 to 23

Katharine, Queen, her address to her husband, ix. 227, 9 to
p. 228, 1. 26

her reproof of Cardinal Wolsey, ix. 231, 2
to 13

on her own merit, ix. 242, 1 to 13

her last sickness, ix, 271 19 to p. 279,
1. 22
Keenness of women's tongues, iii. 305, 8 to 13
Kent, county of, described, viii. 243, 22 to 26
King, in Hamlet, his despairing soliloquy, with Hamlet's

reflections thereon, xiv. 104, 7 to p. 106, 1. 16
Kings, evil purposes of, too servilely executed, vi. 196, 19 to

25
misery of, vi. 297, 18 to p. 298, 1. 27
a knowlege of their secrets undesirable, xi. 21, 22 to
p. 22, 1.2
death of, xiv. 103, 4 to 16

divinity of, xiv. 132, 17 to 20
kisses, chaste, iv. 306, 24 to p. 307, 1. %

Koave. recommendation of one, vol. vii. page 257, line i to

22

crafty, xiv. 226, 12 to 23
Knights of the Garter, character of, viii. 78, 25 to p. 79, 1. 5

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Life, loathed, vol. xii. page 120, line 12 to 15

necessaries of few, xiii, 75, 23 to 26

and death, soliloquy on, xiv. 80, 2 io p. 81, 1.9
Lightness of foot, i. 76, 7.8
Lion, illustration of a furious one, viii. 296, 9 to 12
Loquacity, iii, 12, 2 to 6
Love commended and censured, i. 105, 5 to 13

froward and dissembling, i. 111, 20 to 24
compared to an April day, i. 119, 1 to 4
contempt of, punished, i. 134, 21 to p. 135, 1. 9
compared to a waxen image, i. 137, 15 to 17
increased by endeavors to suppress it, i. 143, 3 to 23

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Love, heralds of, vol. xiii. page 224, line 7 to 11

sole motive for the marriage of Othello, xiv. 194, 18 10

p. 195, 1.1
--, eternity of, xv. 213, 1 to 6. ib. 217, 25 to p. 218, 1. 10
Lover, assertions of one, i. 27, 6 to 13. ib. 68, 5 to 13

a

faithful and constant one, i. 145, 7 to 10
grief of one at his banishment, i. 152, 24 to p 153,
1. 16
in solitude, i. 188, 13 to 24
a successful one compared to a conqueror, iii. 65, 13
to 20
bis thoughts compared to the inarticulate joys of a

crowd, iii. 66, 20 to 26
description of, iv, 269, 12 to 21. ib. 299, 16 to 27
commendation of one, v. 336, 12 to 23
exclamation of one, v. 316, 16 to 22
an expecting one described, x. 72, 24 to p. 74,
1.7

impatience of one, xiii. 237, 24 to p. 238, 1. 5
Lovers parting, viii. 216, 7 to 20. x. 97, 14 to 21. xii. 178, 21

to p. 179, 1, 20. xiii. 252, 19 to p. 254, 1. 2
variable humors of, xii. 48, 21 to p. 49, 1. 25
iight of foot, xiii. 228, 7 to 11
vows of, not to be trusted, xiv. 33, 11 to 16

their computation of time, xiv. 278, 7 to 10
Loyalty, reflections on, xii. 98, 11 to 17

Macbeth, his virtues and vices, vi 22, 6 to 15

his irresolution, vi. 27, 6 to p. 28, 1. 9
his perpetration of the murder of Duncan, and sub-
sequent scene with his wife, vi. 33, 3 to p. 38, 1. 6

his fears of Banquo, vi. 50, 10 to p. 51, 1. 8
, his guilty conscience and purposes of cruelty, vi.
55, 4 to p. 57, 1. 8

his confusion and terror at the banquet, vi. 60, 20
to p. 65, 1, 12

lady, her soliloquy on the news of Duncan's ap-
proach, vi. 23, 8 to 25

her cruel intrepidity depicted, vi. 29, 15 to
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