INDEX.
- AUthor, for whom he wrote the Poem, p. 8
- Asses their Arrogance, p. 22
- Ariadne’s Clue, p. 26
- Alley, the Pleasure of Walking in one, p. 30
- Almanacks, useless to judicious Walkers, p. 39
- Autumn, what Cries then in use, p. 41
- Arundel-street, p. 44
- Author, his Wish, p. 52
- Alley, not to be walk’d in by Night, p. 61
G
B. Bavaroy,
B
- Bavaroy, by whom worn, p. 4
- Brokers keep Coaches, p. 8
- Bookseller, skill’d in the Weather, p. 11
- Barber, by whom to be shun’d, p. 23
- Baker, to whom prejudicial, ibid.
- Butchers to be avoided, p. 24
- Bully, his Insolence to be corrected, p. 25
- Broker, where be usually walks, p. 31
- Burlington-house, p. 44
- Beau’s Chariot overturn’d, p. 46
- Bills dispersed to Walkers, p. 47
- Ballad-Singers, p. 58
C
- Country, the Author’s Love of his, p. 2
- Civic-Crown, ibid.
- Cane, the Convenience of one, p. 5
- — An Amber-headed one useless, ibid.
- — The Abuse of it, ibid.
- Camlet, how affected by Rain, p. 4
- Coat, how to chuse one for the Winter, ibid.
- Chairs and Chariots prejudical to Health, p. 5
- Coachman asleep on his Box, what the sign of, p. 11
- Chairmen, an Observation upon them, ibid.
- Church-Monuments foretell the Weather, ibid.
- Common-shores, p. 12
- Cold, the Description of one, p. 18
- Clergy, what Tradesmen to avoid, p. 23
- Chimney-Sweeper, by whom to be avoided, ibid.
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