No.

No.

Original Dedications

35 False Wit and Humour-Genealogy of

1 The Spectator's Account of himself Addison Humour

Addison

2 Of the Club—Sir Roger de Coverley-

36 Letters from the Play-house, on the Dis-

the Templar—Sir Andrew Freeport-

mission of inanimate Performers Steele
Captain Sentry-Will Honeycomb

37

Catalogue of a Lady's Library-Charac-
The Clergyman
Steele ter of Leonora

Addison

3 Public Credit, a Vision

Addison 38 On Affectation-Vanity

Steele

4 Advantages of the Spectator's Tacitur.

39 English Tragedy-Lee-Otway Addison

nity-Care of the Female Sex

Steele 40. Tragedy and Tragi-Comedy

5 On the Absurdities of the Modern Opera Addison 41 Women called Picts—no Faith to be

Preference of Wit and Sense to Hones-

kept with them

Steele

ty and Virtue

Steele 42 English Tragedy-Methods to aggran-

7 Popular Superstitions

Addison dize the person in Tragedy

Addison

8 Letters on Masquerades

43 Account of the Hebdomadal Club-Re-

9 Account of various Clubs ·

marks on Dulness

Steele

10 The uses of the Spectator

44 Stage tricks to excite Pity-Dramatic

11 Character of Arietta—the Ephesian Ma-

Murders

Addison

tron-Inkle and Yarico

Steele 45 Il Consequences of the Peace-French

12 Custom of telling Stories of Ghosts to

Fashions-Childish Impertinence

Children

Addison 46 The Spectator's Paper of Hints drop-

13 Conduct of the Lions at the Opera-

ped-Gospel-gossip-Ogling

Merit of Nicolini

47 Theory of the Passion of Laughter

14 Letters from the Lion-from an under

48 Spectator's Letter to the Ugly Club

sexton-on the Masquerade-Puppet

Letters from Hecatissa-an old Beau-

Show

Steele Strolling Players

Steele

15 Story of Cleanthe-On happiness, ex-

49 Character at the Coffee-House-Eu-

emplified in Aurelia-Fulvia

Addison bulus

16 Various articles of dress—Lampoons-

50 Remarks on the English, by the Italian

Scandal-Politics--Letter from Charles

Kings

Addison
Lillie

51 Censure of a Passage in the Funeral-

17 Account of the Ugly Club

Steele Indelicacies in Plays

Steele

18 History of the Italian Opera

Addison 52 Letter from the Ugly Club— Hobbes's

19 On Envy

Steele Theory of Laughter

20 Impudence—the Starers

53 Letters on Female Education

Hughes

21 Divinity, Law, and Physic overburdened

The best-bred_Men—the Spleen—a

with Practitioners

Addison Peeper-King Latinus

22 Absurdities of the Opera exemplified in

54 Account of a new Sect of Loungers

Letters from the Performers of Beasts Steele 55 Effects of Avarice and Luxury on Em-

23 Ill-natured Satire

Addison ployments

Addison

24 Complaint of Thomas Kimbow_imper-

56. Vision of Maraton

tinent Acquaintance-Letter from Ma- 57 Mischiefs of Party-Rage in the Female

ry Tuesday

Steele

Sex

25 Letter from a Valetudinarian-Excess 58 Essay on Wit-History of False Wit

of Anxiety about Health

Addison 59 The same Subject continued

26 Reflections in Westminster Abbey

60 Wit of the Monkish Ages-in Modern

27 Resolutions to quit the world—Letter to

Times

a Clergyman

Steele 61 The Subject continued

28 Project of an Office for the Regulation

62 Difference between True and False Wit

of Signs—a Monkey recommended for

-Mixt Wit

the Opera

Addison 63 Allegory of several Schemes of Wit

29 Italian Recitative-Absurdities of the

64 On public Mournings

Steele

Opera Dresses

65 Characters of Sir Fopling Flutter, Dori-

30 Club of Lovers established at Oxford Steele

mant, and Harriot

31 Project of a new Opera

Addison 66 Letters on fashionable Education Hughes

32 Admission of the Spectator into the

Errors in the common Modes

Steele

Ugly Club

Steele 67 Dancing—the Dangers of it-Country

33 Characters of Lætitia and Daphne-Art

Dances-Exhibition of Pictures Budgell

of Improving Beauty
Hughes 68 On Friendship

Addison

34 Success of the Spectators with various

69 Visit to the Royal Exchange-Benefit of

Classes of Readers represented by the

extensive Commerce

Club

Addison 70 Critique on the Ballad of Chevy-Chase

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