CONTENTS.

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No.

No.

Original Dedications.

41. Women called Picts-ano Faith to be kept

1. The Spectutor's Account of himself. Addison. with them

Sicile.

2. Of the Club-Sir Roger de Coverley--the 42. English Tragedy-Methods to aggrandize

Templar--Sir Andrew Freeport-Captain

the person in Tragedy

Addison

Sentry-Will Honeycomb— The Clergy-

43. Account of the Hebdomadal Club-Re-

man

Steele.

marks on Dulness

Steele.

3. Public Credit, a Vision

Addison. 44. Stage tricks to excite Pity-Dramatio Mur-

4. Advantages of the Spectator's Taciturnity

ders

Addison

Care of the Feinale Sex

Steele. 45. Il Consequences of the Peace--French

5. On the Absurdities of the Modern Opera Addison. Fashions-Childish impertinence

6. Preference of Wit and Sense to Honesty

46. The Spectator's Paper of Hints dropped

and Virtue

Steele. Gospel-gossip-Ogling -

7. Popular Superstitions

Addison. 47. Theory of the Passion of Laughter

8. Letters on Masquerades

48. Spectator's Letter to the Ugly Club Let-

9. Account of various Clubs

ters froin Hecatissa-an old Beau-Strol.

10. The Uses of the Spectator

ing Players

Steele.

11. Character of Arietta--the Ephesian Matron

19. Character at the Coffee-House - Eubulus -

-Inkle and Yarico

Steele. 50. Remarks on the Eglish, by the Indian

12. Custom of telling Stories of Ghosts to Chil-

Kings

Addison,

dren

Addison. 51. Censure of a Passage in the Funeral - Indeli-

13. Conduct of the Lions at the Opera-Merit

cacies in Plays

Stecle.

of Nicolini

52. Letter from the Ugly Club - Hobbes's The-

14. Letters from the Lion--from an Under-

ory of Laughter

sexton-on the Masquerade-Puppet

53. Letters on Female Education

Hughes

Show

Steele. The best-bred Men - the Spleen_Peeper--

15. Story of Cleanthe-On happiness, exempli-

King Latinus

fied in Aurelia-Fulvia -

Addison. 54. Account of the new seet of Loungers

16. Various Articles of dress-Lampoons-

55. Effects of Avarice and Luxury on Employ-

Scandal-Politics-Letter from Charles

ments

Addison
Lillie

56. Vision of Marraton

17. Account of the Ugly Club

Steele. 57. Mischiefs of Party-Rage in tho Female

18. History of the Italian Opera

. Addison. Sex

19. On Envy

Steele. 58. Essay on Wit-History of False Wit

20. Impudence-the Starers

59. The same subject continued

2. Divinity, Law, and Physic overburdened

60. Wit of the Monkish Ages in Modern
with Practitioners

Addison. Tinnes

22. Absurdities of the Opera exemplified in Let-

61. The Subject continued

ters from the Performers of Beasts Steele. 62. Difference between True and False Wi-

23. M-gatured Satire

Addison.. Mixt Wit

24. Complaint of Thomas Kimbow-imperti-

63. Allegory of Several Schemes of Wit

nent Acquaintance--Letter from Mary

64. On Public Mournings

Stocle:
Tuesday

Stecle. 65. Characters of Sir Fopling Fluttor, Dori-

25. Letter from a Valetudinarian-Excess of

mant, and Harriett

Anxiety about Health
Addison. 66. Letters on Fashionable Education

Hughet.

26. Reflections in Westminster Abbey ·

Errors in the Common Modes

Steele.

27. Resolutions to quit the world--Letter to a

67. Dancing—the Dangers of it- --Country

Clergyman

Steele
Dances Exhibition of Pictures

Budgell
2. Project of an Office for the Regulation of

68. On Friendship

Addison.
Signs--a Monkey recommended for the

69. Visit to the Royal Exchange-Benefit of

Opera

Addison. Extensive Commerce

29. Italian Recitative-Absurdities of the Opera

.

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ing, &c.

Wages

No.

No.

81. Female Party Spirit discovered by

137. Condition of Servants-Letters from

Patches
Addison. Raph Valet and Patience Giddy

Steele.

82. The Misery of being in Debt

Steele. 138. Frivolous Disputants-Exercise of the

83. Dream of a Picture Gallery

Addison. Snuff-box

84. Private Life of Pharamond--Story of

139. The Love of Glory--Character of Peter

Spinamont

Steele.

the Great

85. Fate of Writings-Ballad of the Chil- 140. Letters on Love, Wit, Drinking, Gam-

dren in the Wood

Addison

86. On Physiognomy

Letter from Parthenia

Miss Shephard.

87. On Beauties-Letter from a Beauty

Steele. 141. Im proprieties on the Stage

Steele.

Letter on Idols

Eusden.
Lancanshire Witches

Hughes.

88. Manners of Servants-Mischief of Board-

142. Love-letters to Andromache.

Steele.

Steele. 143. Complaints of Sicknessma cheerful Tem-

89. Lovers-Demurrege-Folly of Demur-

per

rage

Addison. 144. Femalo Beauty-Characters of various

90. Punishment of a voluptuous Man after

Beauties

Death--Adventure of M. Pontigna

145. Letters on Wagerers, Whistlers, rude

91. Loves of Honoria and Flavia

Hughes. old Bachelor-Male Dress

92. Books for a Lady's Library

Addison. 146. Passages from Cicero and Burnet

93. Proper Methods of employing Time

147. On reading the Church service

94. Subject continued--Pursuit ef Knowledge

148. On Impertinents --Whisperers-Letters

95. Letter on Demonstrations of Grief-Fe-

to them

male reading

Steele. 149. Letter from a Widow with two Lovers,

96. Adventures of a Servant

and Answer

97. Pharamond and Eucrate on Duels

150. Inconveniencies of Poverty- Affectation

98. Ladies' Head-dresses

Addison.

of Slovenliness

Budgeli.

99. The Chief Point of Honour in Men and

151. Character of a Man of Wit and Pleasure Steele.

Women-Duelling

152. Military Courage

100. Complaints of sickness-Characters of

153. Folly of wishing to be young

Harry Tersett and Varilas

Şteele. 154. Letter of Apology for a Man of Wit and

101. Uncertainty of Fame-Srecimen of a

Pleasure

History of the Reign of Anne I. - Addison. 155. Impertinent Conversation to Women in

102. Exercise of the Fan

Business

103. Compliments—Extracts on Sincerity - Steele. 156. Character of Women's Men

104. Decency of Behaviour

157. Improper Method of educating Youth

Letter on a Female Equestrian

Hughes. 158. Letters censuring the Spectator-On

105. Will Honeycomb's Knowledge of the

Women's Men --Good-breeding

World-various Kinds of Pedants Addison. 159. The Vision of Mirza

Addison.

106. Spectator's visit to Sir R. de Coverley's

160. On great natural Geniuses

Country Seat--the Knight's domestic

161. Letter and Reflections on rustic Amuse-
Establishment

ments

Budgell.

107. Sir Roger's Conduct to his Servants Stcele. 162. On Inconstancy and Irresolution

Addison.

108. Character of Will Wimble

- Addison. 163. Disappointment in Love-Letter from

109. Sir Roger's Ancestors

Steele.

Leonora

Miss Shephard.

110. On Ghosts and Apparitions

Addison.

Consolation

Addison.

111. Immateriality of the Soul

164. Story of Theodosius and Constantia

112. A Sunday in the Country-Sir Roger's

165. Introduction of French Phrases in the

Behaviour at Church

History of the War-Specimen in a

113. His acconnt of his Disappointment in

Letter

Addison.

Love

Steele. 166. Durability of Writing-Anecdote of an

114. On the Shame and Fear of Poverty--Cha-

atheistical Author

racters of Laertes and Irus

Steele

167. Castle-building - Letter from a Castle-

115. Labour and Exercise

Addison.

builder

Steele.

116. A hunting Scene with Sir Roger - Budgell. 168. Letter on the Severity of School-masters

117. On Witchcraft-Story of Moll White Addison. -On Impertinents ---Poachers

118. Sir Roger's Reflections on the Widow-

169. On Good-nature, as the Effect of Consti-

Love Scene

Steele.
tution

Addison.

119. Rural Manners-Politeness

Addison. 170. On Jealousy

120. Instinct in Animals

171. Subject continued - Address to those who

121. The Subject continued-Wisdom of Pro-

have jealous Husbands

vidence

172. Talents honourable only as they are used Steele.

122. A Visit with Sir Roger to the Country

173. Account of a Grinning match

Addison

Assizes

174. Dispute on the landed and trading Inter-

193. Education of Country Squires-Story of

Steele.

Eudoxus and Leontine

175. Character of a Jezebel -- Letter on Butts

124. Use and Difliculties of Periodical Papers

-On Fashions

Budgell.

125. Mischiefs of Party Spirit

176. On Hen-peckt Husbands

Steele.

126. The Subject continued-Sir Roger's

177. Good-nature, as a Moral Virtue

Addison.

Principles

178. Celinda's Letter on Female Jealousy Steele.

127. Letter on the Hoop-petticoat

179. Various Dispositions of Readers--Ac-

128. Difference of temper in the Sexes-Fe-

count of a Whistling-match--Yawning Addison.

male Levity

180. Vanity of Lewis XIVth’s Conquests Mr. H. Martyn.

129. Fashions in Dress--How imitated in the

181. Cruelty of Parents in the Affair of Mar-

Country

Addison

130. Interview of the Spectator and Sir Ro-

182. Letters on Seduction, from the Seducer Steele.

ger with a Gang of Gypsies

183. On Fable-Fable of Pleasure and Pain Addison.

131. Opinions entertained of the Spectator in

184. Account of a remarkable Sleeper

Addison.

ihe Country-Letter from Will Honey-

185. Zeal- various Kinds of Zealots

comb

186. On Infidelity

132. Scene in a Stage Coach between a Qua-

187. Letter on the Character of Jilts

Steele.

ker and an Officer

Steele. 188. The Love of Applause

133. On Death-Refiections on the Death of a

189. Cruelty of Parents -- Letter from a Fa-

Friend

ther to his Son - Duty to Parents Addison.

134. Letters from a Splenetic cured-Letter

190. Letter on the unhappy Condition of Wo-

and Petition on the Exercise of the Fan

Steele.
135. Blessing of being born an Englishman-

est

riage