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 105 *Parodies ••• 208
106 *M. Dupuis ••• 209
107 Hereticks of the early ages •• 211
108 The Needle ••• 213
109 *Origin of the Worship of Hymen • 215
110 *Egotism ••• 216
111 *Cap of Liberty ••• 217
112 Ablactation,—as our old Dictionaries call it 218
113 *Bulls •••• 219
114 *Wise Ingnorance ••• 221
115 Change of Climate ••• 222
116 Gift of Tongues ••• 226
117 *Rouge •••• 227
118 *Επεα πτερόεντα, i.e. Hasty Words • 228
119 *Motives and Impulses •• ib.
120 *Inward Blindness •• 231
121 *The Vices of Slaves no excuse for Slavery 232
122 *Circulation of the Blood •• 234
123 *Perituræ parcere chartæ •• 236
124 *To have and to be ••• 237
125 *Party Passion ••• 238
126 *Goodness of Heart indispensible to a man of genius 239
127 *Milton and Ben Jonson •• ib.
128 *Statistics ••• 240
129 *Magnanimity ••• ib.
130 Christianus Franciscus Paullinus • 245
131 Sindbad ••• 248
132 Mostansir Billah ••• 249
133 Bishop Berkely ••• 251

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