T.

Play.

THoughts, ineffe&tual

to moderate afflicti-

ons.

Thought.
Travel advantage of

it.

a Father's advice

•

to his Son before go-

ing.

V.

Virtue, to be employ'd

14x-

for the Publick.
- confpicuous expos'd
to Envy.

Virtue and Vices che-

quer Man's Life.
Vitious Perfons infa-
tuated by Heaven.

W.

Words give cafe to

Richard 2.

1 Hen. 4.

SECT. V.

SPEECHES.
A TABLE of the
moft confiderable in
Shakespeare.

EXHORTATORY

Bhop of Carfile's in
Defence of King
Richard.

2 Gent. Ver.

Hamlet.

Richard 3.

Tempeft.

As you like it.

[Vol. Page. Perfon.

I

Meaf.for Meaf. I

As you like it. 2

All's well, &c. 3

Ant. and Cleop 7

Richard 2.

8

5

I

2

22 Boling.
196 Hot.

Grief.

World the Vanity and
Diffolution of it.
beautifully painted
at large.
Wives the Duty they
owe to their Huf

bands.

Tam.of theShr.

478 Cath.

-advice how to chufe. Twelfth-Night. 1 149 Duke.

4

$175 S Val.
185

Ant.

136 Pol.

Henry Vth's to his Sol-
diers.
A-item to Weftmorland. Hen. 5.
K. John's to Hubert to
kill Arthur.
Baftard's to K. John
to fight the French.
Joan of Orleans to Bur-
gundy to forfake the K.
of England's Intereft. 1 Hen. 6.
Clifford to K. Henry, to

ftir him up to Re-
venge.
Q. Margaret to herSol-
diers.

Richmond to his Soldi-
ers, before the Battle
of Bofworth.
Richard III's on the
fame Occafion.

VITUPERATIVE.

Bolingbroke to Busby
on his Injuries re-
ceived.
Gaunt's to K. Richard.
York's to Bolingbroke,
on Rebellion.
K. Henry to his Son.
Worcester's to Henry IV.
Archbishop of York's

Hen. 5.

on the inconftancy
of the Populace.
Weftmorland's to
Archbishop on tak-
ing Arms.
Lancaster's, on the fame
Subject.

K. John.

ibid.

3 Hen. 6.

Richard 3.

ibid.

Richard 2:
ibid.

ibid.

1 Hen. 4.
ibid.

2 Hen. 4.

ibid.

ibid.

Play.

K.Hen. IV. on Avarice. 2. Hen. 4.
item to Pr. Henry

when he had taken
the Crown.

ibid.

K. Henry V. toFalstaff. ibid.
to Cambridge,
Scroop, and Gray, on
their Confpiracy. Hen. 5.

The Conftable's and

ibid.

Grandpree's against
the English.
King Lear's againft
Women.

abuse of Power.
Baftard Faulconbridge
against the French.
Talbot's to his Men re-

treating.
Suffolk's againft Duke
Humphrey.

K. Henry's to Suffolk, on
D. Humphrey's Death. ibid.
Q. Margaret's anfwer. ibid.
to York when
taken Prisoner, and
his Reply.
Edward and Clarence
to Q. Margaret.
K. Henry's to Gloucefler
before he is kill'd by

him.

ibid.

Q. Margaret's to Ed-
ward the IV'sQueen,

two Cardinals.
Timon's to his falfe
Friends.

EXECRATIVE.

Richard the Second,
to England on his
Arrival.

K. Lear.
ibid.

K. Joba.

1 Hen. 6.

and the D. of York. Richard 3.

Q. Catharine's to the

King Lear against his
Daughters.

2 Hen. 6.

3 Hen, 6.

ibid.

Hen. 8.

Timon.

Richard 2.

K. Lear.

Lady Percy's to Hotspur. to Northumberland. K. Henry Fourth on the viciffitude of human Affairs.

Prince Henry's Defence
of himself.
King Lear's in the
Storm.

Hen. 8.

ibid.

Wint. Tale.

ibid.

ibid.

K. Lear.

ibid.

to Cordelia.

ibid.

-to her dying.

Confiance's to Salisbury. K. John.

ibid.

her Speeches on the lofs of Arthur. Salisbury's on taking Armsagainst hisKing. ibid. Suffolk's to Margaret in

love with his Prifoner. Hen. 6. Henry Sixth's on Duke

Humphrey's disgrace. 2 Hen. 6. Suffolk, and Q. Marga

ibid.

Richard 2.

garet, parting. Edward Fourth on the

ibid.

ibid.

1 Hen. 4.
2 Hen. 4.

Murther of Clarence. Richard 3.

D. of Buckingham's af

Hen. 8.

ter Condemnation. Q. Catharine's before her Divorce.

ibid.