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THE

SPECTATOR;

A NEW EDITION:

CORRECTED FROM THE ORIGINALS.

WITH

A PREFACE,

HISTORICAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL,

BY ALEX. CHALMERS, F. S. A.

VOL. VIII.

NEW-YORK:

PUBLISHED BY E. SARGEANT, AND M. & W. WARD;
AND MUNROE, FRANCIS & PARKER, AND

EDWARD COTTON, BOSTON.

CONTENTS.

VOL. VIII.

453: ON pious Gratitude-Poem on it. ADDISON.
454. Advantages of being so easily pleased —

different Characters, in a Tour through
the Metropolis

STEELE.

455. Letters on Education—from the Husband

of a Scoid-on Money—the Use of Si-

milies..

456. Miseries of Debt and Bankruptcy-Letter

from a Bankrupt and Answer....
457. Proposal for a Newspaper of Whispers Apdison.
458. On true and false Modesty
459. On religious faith and practice
460. Paradise of Fools, a Vision

PARNELL,
Letter on Bowing and Curtsying at
Church

STEELE.
461. Version of the CXIVth Psalm

WATTS.
Complimentary Letter to the Spectator STEELE.

462. On pleasant Fellows—Pleasant Character

of Charles II.

463. Weight of Wisdom and Riches, a Vision Addison.

464. Mediocrity of Fortune to be preferred

465. Means of strengthening Faith.

466. On the Advantages of Dancing.

STEELE

VOL. VIII.

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