Microcosmography: or, a Piece of the World Discovered; in Essays and CharactersEarle, John
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Microcosmography: or, a Piece of the World Discovered; in Essays and Characters
Earle, John
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_Catalogue of Compounders for their Estates_, 266.
Cato, 62, 154.
_Caveat for Commen Cursetors_, 219.
_Censura Literaria_, 229, 236, 237, 256, 260, 269.
Centlivre, Mrs. 82.
Centoes, 72.
_Century of Inventions_, by the Marquis of Worcester, 33.
Cerberus, 271.
Chalmers, Mr. 46.
Cham, 136.
Chandler, R. lii.
_Character of an agitator_, 268.
_Character of an antiquary_, 269.
_Character of an assemblyman_, 271.
_Character of an untrue bishop_, 263.
_Character of a ceremony-monger_, 277.
_Character of a coffee-house_, 274.
_Character of a disbanded courtier_, 276.
_Character of an ill-court-favourite_, 277.
_Character of an honest drunken cur_, 275.
_Character of a Dutchman_, 275.
_Character of England_, 269.
_Character of an exchange-wench_, 275.
_Character of a fanatic_, 274.
_Character of France_, 269.
_Character of a town-gallant_, 275.
_Character of a horse-courser_, 275.
_Character of an ill husband_, 275.
_Character of the hypocrite_, 279.
_Character of a Jacobite_, 277.
_Character of Italy_, 270.
_Character of a London diurnal_, 268.
_Character of the Low Countries_, 270.
_Character of an Oxford incendiary_, 263.
_Character of a certain ugly old P----_, 276.
_Character of an honest and worthy parliament man_, 278.
_Character of a pawn-broker_, 275.
_Character of a complete physician, or naturalist_, 278.
_Character of the Presbyterian pastors and people of Scotland_, 278.
_Character of a projector_, 263.
_Character of a scold_, 275.
_Character of Scotland_, 270.
_Character of a solicitor_, 275.
_Character of Spain_, 270.
_Character of a tally-man_, 275.
_Character of a pilfering taylor_, 275.
_Character of a temporizer_, 269.
_Character of a tory_, 277.
_Character of a town miss_, 275.
_Character of a trimmer_, 276.
_Character of an ugly woman_, 276.
Characters: List of books containing characters, 219.
Characters, by Butler, 277.
_Characters and Elegies_, by Wortley, 265.
_Characters upon Essaies_, 236.
_Characters addressed to Ladies_, 277.
_Characters of virtues and vices, by bishop Hall_, 248.
_Characterism, or the modern age displayed_, 278.
_Characters, twelve ingenious; or pleasant descriptions_, 276.
Charles I. 190, 191, 193, 218, 277.
Charles II. 190, 191, 193, 207, 282.
Charles, Prince, 189.
Chates, 227.
Chaucer, 12, 99, 137, 206.
Cheap, cross in, 163.
Chess-play, verses on, by Breton, 240.
Chete, 226.
Child, character of, 1.
Christ-church, Oxford, 187, 191.
Christmas, 150.
Chuck, 162.
Church-papist, character of, 27.
_Cinthia's Revenge_, by Stephens, 231.
Citizen, character of a mere gull, 160.
_City Match_, by Mayne, 85, 105.
Clarendon, Lord, 189, 191.
His character of Earle, 194.
_Clerke's Tale_, by Chaucer, 137.
Cleveland, 268.
Cliff, Lord, 37.
Clitus-Alexandrinus, 251.
Clout, 59, 281.
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