W WALL, the prodigious one of China, N. 415. Wars, the late, made us so greedy of news, N. 452. Wealthy men fix the character of persons to their circumstances, Weed (Ephraim) his letter to the Spectator about his marriages Whispering-place, Dionysius the tyrant's, N. 439. Wig, long one, the eloquence of the bar, N. 407. Wit (false) why it sometimes pleases, N. 416; nothing without Witchcraft generally believed by our forefathers, N. 419. Women have always designs upon men, N. 433. Words, the pleasures proceeding to the imagination from the ideas Writer, how to perfect his imagination, N. 417; who among the Y YOUTH, instructions to them to avoid harlots, N. 410. Ꮓ ZEAL, intemperate, criminal, N. 399. END OF THE SIXTH VOLUME.. PRINTED BY ROBERT CARR, |