Book Ver.

Countryman perplexed to find the way,
Coachman, his whip dangerous,

his care of his horses,

ii, 73

ii, 310

ii, 311

Coaches attended with ill accidents,

despised by Walkers,

ii, 51

ii, 570

kept by coxcombs and pimps,

ii, 577

Clement's-church, the pass of it described,

iii, 18

Dress, propriety therein to be observed,
Drummers improper at a wedding,
Dustman, to whom offensive,

i, 129

ii, 17

ii, 37

the ill consequence of passing too near one, ii, 57

Female guides not to be made use of,

ii, 87

Funeral, the Walker's contemplation on one, iii, 225

Fire, the description of one,

Fireman, his virtue,

Fire-engines,

Father, the happiness of a child who knows his

iii, 353

iii, 362

iii, 369

2

ii, 177

own,

Female Walkers, what necessary for them,

i, 209

Hosiers' poles, what observed by them,
Hawker, at what time he cries news,
Horses, like Parthians,

i, 165

ii, 21

ii, 294

Knocker of a door, an cbservation on one,

ii, 467

Book. Ter.

Lantern, what it shews in the middle of the

Meuse, jugglers often ply thereabout to in

veigle Walkers to play,

Milkmaid of the City unlike a rural one,

Mercy recommended to coachmen and carmen,

Masons, dangerous to pass where at work,

ii, 287

ii, 11

ii, 237

ii, 266