Printed for W. STRAHAN, and T. CADELL in the
Strand; and W. CREECH, at Edinburgh.

MDCCLXXXIII,

1. Introductory paper. The reception which a work of this fort is likely to meet with. Some account of the author and his intentions,

2. Various opinions of the MIRROR, overheard

by the Author in the shop of its Editor, 3. Of Beauty. Philofophical opinions of it:

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directions for improving and preferving it, 13 4. The effects of a foreign education, in a letter from L. G.

5. Of Pedantry. An extenfion of that phrase;
various inftances of it,
6. Seclufion and retirement from the world not
inconfiftent with talents or spirit; character
of Mr. Umphraville,

7. The importance of Names in writing, in a
letter from NOMENCLATOR,

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8. The Muffulman's Mirror, its wonderful properties; in a letter from VITREUS, 48 A 2 9. Cen