V
- Umbrella, its Use, p. 14
- Vulcan in Love with a Milkmaid, p. 16
- — Advice to him, ibid.
- Venice, the Streets of it, p. 7
- Vaults, an Observation upon them, p. 12
- Vulcan metamorphos’d to a Country Farrier, p. 17
- — The Inventor of Hob-Nails and Sparables, p. 18
- — The Inventor of Pattens, ibid.
- Upholder, where he frequents, p. 43
W.
- Winter, the beginning of it described, p. 3
- Witney Broadcloath proper for Horsemen, p. 4
- Wig compared to Alecto’s Snakes, p. 14
- — To Glaucus’ Beard, ibid.
- — What to be worn in a Mist, p. 9
- Waterman, judicious in the Weather, p. 11
- Winds whistling, what they foretell, p. 12
- Wall, to whom to be given, p. 24
- — To whom to be deny’d, p. 25
- Way, of whom to be enquired, ibid.
- Watling-Street, p. 29
- Walkers inadvertent, to what Misfortunes liable, p. 31
- Wits, a Caution to them, p. 32
- Walker distress’d by a Foot-Ball, p. 35
- Watermen, their Dominion invaded, p. 36
- Wednesday, how to know it, p. 40
- Walkers, their Happiness, p. 45
- — Free from Diseases, ibid.
Water,
- Water, the Danger of being upon it, p. 46
- Walking advantageous to Learning, p. 48
- Women, the ill Consequence of gazing on them, p. 60
- Wheel-barrows, how they prejudice Walkers, p. 61
- Whore, how to know one, p. 70
- Watchmen, the Method of treating with them, p. 73
- — Their Signal to their Fellows, ibid.
- — What to do, if taken by them, p. 74
- Wall, when to keep it, p. 66
Y
- Yeoman, a dreadful Story of one, p. 72