The British Essayists: Spectator

CONTENTS.

VOL. IX.

STEELL.

ADDISON.
STEELE.

ADDISON.

STEELE.

No.
515. LETTERS from a town Coquette to

her Friend, and Answer
516. On Persecution-Character of Wil-

liam III.
517. Death of Sir Roger de Coverley.
518. Letters on Epitaphs

University Physiognomy...ORATOR HENLEY.
519, Meditation on animal Life
520. On the death of a beloved Wife... FRANCHAM.
521. On the uncertainty and absurdity of

public Reports ....
522. Advice to Ladies on Marriage
523. Poetry too often mixed with My-

thology-Edict on that Subject ADDISON.
524. On Visions

Visions of worldly and heavenly

Wisdom ....... ..... DUNLOP & MONTGOMERY.
525. Success of the Spectators--on Mar-

riage--Letter of Pliny to Hispulla HUGHES.
526. On Templars turping Hackney-

Coach-men-Commission to Mr.

John Sly ........
527. Letter on a Jealous Husband

From a languishing Lover ......... POPE.
328. Complaints of Rachel Welladay

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STEELE.

ADDISON.

STEELE.
TICKELL.
STEELE.

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on

No.

against the

young Men of the Age STEELE,

529. Rules of Precedency among Authors

and Actors

530. Account of the Marriage of Will

Honeycomb.....

531. On the Idea of the Supreme Being
532. The Author's Success in producing

meritorious Writings - Adrian's

Verses
Verses to the Spectator

Letter from Mr. Sly on Hats
533. Letters on Parents forcing the incli-

nations of their Children

Rudeness and Impudence
534. Letters, from a spoilt rich Beauty

-Dapperwit's Question--from a
Grocer in Love from an Idol-a

Minute from Mr. Sly ...
535. On vain Hopes of temporal Objects

-Story of Alnaschar...

536. The Author's Interview with a Lady

-her Letter on proper Employ-

ment for Beaux-Character of a

Shoeing-Horn......

537. On the Dignity of Human Nature HUGHES.

538. On Extravagance in Story-telling

-Epitaph in Pancras Church-

yard ........

ADDISON.
539. The Intentions of a Widow respect-

ing her Suitors
On Delay in Marriage
On a Clergyman spoiling one of Til-

lotson's Sermons.....

540. Letter on the Merits of Spencer...

541. On Pronunciation and Action

542. Criticisms on the Spectator-Let-.

ter on the Decay of the Club...... ADDISON.

ADDISON.

STEELE.

BUDGELL.

HUGHES.

543. Meditation on the Frame of the

Human Body

ADDISON.

544. Letter from Capt. Sentry on the

Character of Sir Roger de Cover-

ley and on his own Situation...... STEELE.

545. Letter from the Emperor of China

to the Pope-Note from Mr. Sly

546. On dislionest Dealing-Cibber's he-

roic Daughter-Letter on a gene-

rous Benefactor ...
547. Cures performed by the Spectator ADDISON.
548. Letter op Poetical Justice

......... UNKNOWN.
549. On Reluctance to leave the World

-Letter from Sir Andrew Free

port on his retiring
550. Proposal for a new Club
551. Translation of Greek Epigrams-

Letter on Law-phrases
552. Recommendations of industrious

Tradesmen -Motteux-Harris-

Rowley-Proposals for new Globes steele.
553. On the Spectator's opening his

Mouth_Commendations of him ADDISON.

Letter from Oxford Correspondents UNKNOWN.

554. On the Improvement of Genius

555. Farewell Paper and Acknowledge-

ments of Assistance-Letter from

the Academy of Painting

556. Account of the Spectator opening
his Mouth

ADDISON.

557. On Conversation Letter by the

Ambassador of Bantam

558. Endeavours of Mankind to get rid

of their Burthens, a Dream

559. The same concluded .............

560. Letters, from the Dumb Doctor-

Author's recovering his Speech UNKNOWN.

561. Account of the Widows' Club...... ADDISON.
562. On Egotism-Retailers of old Jokes
563. Letters, from a Blank-complain-

ing of a choleric Gentleman...... UNKNOWN.

564. On making a just Estimate of the

Characters of Mankind

565. On the Nature of Man-of the Su-

:preme Being

..... ADDISON.

566. Letters on military Life by various

Soldiers

UNKNOWN.

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