193 Account of a great Man's Levee

194 Letters on an untoward Wife-Fickle

Friend

195 On Temperance

196 On Easiness-a Love Case

197 Contentious Conversation of Gentle-

men of the Long Robe-Advice and

Disputes

Addison

Steele

235 Account of the Trunkmaker in the

236 Letters on cruel Husbands-on impro-

per Behaviour at Church

239 Various Ways of Managing a Debate Addison

240 Grateful Letter on heroic Virtue-

Country Breeding-Behaviour of a

Beau at the Theatre

241 Letter on the Absence of Lovers-Re-

medies proposed

Budgell 242 Letters on improper Behaviour in a
198 Character of the Salamanders-Story
Stage-Coach-Story of a Lottery
of a Castilian and his Wife
Addison
Ticket-from the Guardian of two
199 Letter on the mercenary Practices of
Nieces
Men in the Choice of Wives
Steele
200 Political Arithmetic-Rules for Popu-
lation
Mr. H. Martyn
Addison

Steele

Addison

Steele

243 On the Beauty and loveliness of Virtue Addison

244 Letters on Raphael's Cartoons-on Fe-

Steele

male Apes

245 Simplicity of Character-Letters on in-

nocent Diversions-Absent Lovers--

from a Trojan

234 Good-natured Species of Lies-Ac-

count of a Freethinker

Steele

Theatre

Addison

237 On the Ways of Providence

Steele

Addison

238 On the Love of Flattery-Translation

from Aristænetus

Steele

Addison

246

Mischief of Mothers not nursing their

Children

Steele

270 Reflections on the Characters in the

Scornful Lady

Budgell

Steele

Steele

Addison

Steele

Addison

Steele

Budgell

Steele

271 Letters from Tom Trippit, complaining

of a Greek Quotation-soliciting a

Peep at Sir Roger from a Showman Addison

272 Letters from Cleanthes on a mischief-

making old Maid-from E. G. on

Kissing-hoods

273 Criticism on Paradise Lost

274 On Seducers--Procuresses-Letter

from one

275 Dissection of a Beau's Head

276 Letters on Delicacy in the Censure of

Vices-from an affected Lady-a

kept Mistress-a Quaker

277 Remarks and Letters on French

Fashions

278 Letters from a Shopkeeper on his Wife's

Greek--Private Marriage-Musical

Plan

279 Criticism on Paradise Lost

280 On the Desire of pleasing-Character

of Polycarpus

307 On the Education of Children

308 On the better regulating of Matches-

Tradesman married to a Woman of

Quality-On the Historians, &c.

309 Criticism on Paradise Lost

310 Letters from various Lovers-on Tale-

bearers-Petition from the Readers

Steele
of the Spectator
Addison 311 Letter on Fortune-stealers

Remarks on them-on Widows
On Sorrow-Power of bearing Calami-
ties-Letter on the Prayers of Cler-
gymen before Sermon

313 Comparative Advantages of public and

private Education

314 Letters from a Lover, and Answer-

from John Trott on his Courtship-

Qualification of a Poet-Encoring in

the Theatres-Female Education

312

Steele

Hughes

Addison

Steele

Budgell

Steele

Steele 315 Criticism on Paradise Lost

Addison 316 Letters on Idleness-From a Lover

317 On Waste of Time-Journal of a Citi-

Addison

Unknown

zen

Addison

324 Account of the Mohock Club-Letters

from a Countryman to his Mistress Steele

Addison 325 On Looking-glasses-Passage from

Steele

Milton

Budgell

Letter from an Author turned Dealer Motteux 326 Letter on Fortune-hunters-Hints to a

289 Reflections on Bills of Mortality-Sto-
ry of a Dervise

290 Tragedy of the Distressed Mother-

Letter from Sophia in love with a

short face

Lover--Causes of longing in Women Steele

Addison 327 Criticism on Paradise Lost

Addison

328 Letter from a husband likely to be
ruined by his Wife's Accomplish-

Steele

ments

321 Criticism on Paradise Lost

322 Letter from Octavia, complaining of the

Ingratitude of her Husband

Steele

Addison

323 Clarinda's Journal of a week

Steele

Addison

365 Dangerous Influence of the Month of

May

Budgell

of private Life-Translation of a

Lapland Song

Steele

Addison

Steele

Budgell

Steele

403

Speculations of Coffee-house Politi-

cians on the Death of the King of

France

Steele

Addison

404 On the misapplication of Nature's Gifts Unknown

405 On the Improvement of Sacred Music Addison

406 Letters on the Joys and Satisfactions

Steele

407 Character of English Oratory-Use of

proper Gestures

Addison

408 On the Study of Human Nature-the

Passions

Unknown

Addison

Steele

366 Inconsistencies in Love-Thoughts-

Translation of a Lapland Love-song

-on a Chambermaid's Perquisites Steele

367 Various Advantages of the Spectators

-Paper-Printing

368 Account of the Death of Madam de

Villacerfe

369 Criticism on Paradise Lost

370 On the Stage-Dancing recommended Steele

371 Humorous Way of sorting Companies

-for Mirth-for useful Purposes Addison

372 Letters in Commendation of Powell,

the Puppet-show Man-Club of Pa-

rish Clerks-Lawyer's Club

373 On Modesty and Assurance

374 On the proper Use of Time-Frag-

ments from Cæsar

375 History of Amanda

376 Letters on a Partnership between a

410 Adventures of Sir Roger de Coverley

with a Woman of the Town-Trans-

lation of a Chapter in Canticles

and probably

411-421 Essays on the Pleasures of the

Imagination

422 On Raillery-Characters of Callis-

thenes, Acetus, and Minutius

423 Advice to Gloriana, respecting the studi-

ed Addresses of Strephon and Damon

424 On good Humour-the Country Infir-

Steele
Budgell

Steele

Hughes 425 Beauties of the Evening-Vicissitudes

of Night and Day, a Drama

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