FAKEER, East India, account of his apparent death, and resurrection,
137, 138.
FAMINE, Keayne's granary in case of, 112.
FANEUIL HALL, origin of:--burnt:--rebuilt and enlarged, 130, 131.
FANEUIL PETER, and his relatives, some account of, 122 to 132, both
inclusive:
--aids Henry Phillips, to escape, after his fatal duel, with
Woodbridge, 134.
FOOD for ghosts, 25.
FORTUNE-HUNTERS, remarkable disappointment of one, 115, 116.
FRANKLIN, Benjamin, his account of the resurrection of flies, drowned in
wine, 138:
--his letter to Thomas Percival, on duelling, 144:
--Sir John, probably lost, 154.
FREEMAN, Dr., manner of his ordination, 78.
FRIENDSHIPS, rarely lifelong:--examples of, 59:
--Cicero's first law of, 59.