The Spectator: With Notes and a General Index, Volumes 1 à 2

J. J. Woodward, 1832 - 895 pages

Public Credit a Vision	35

Phœbe a Poem	58

Letters from a Town Coquette to	80

On PersecutionCharacter of William	66

Meditation on Animal Life	73

Continuation of the Critique on Chevy	74

Female Party Spirit discovered	81

Dispute on the landed and trading	83

Addison	139

Steele	141

and Pleasure	156

The Authors Interview with a Lady	158

Letter and Reflections on rustic Amuse	173

Tickell	175

On FableFable of Pleasure and Pain Addison	183

Cruelty of ParentsLetter from a	189

Steele	87

Addison	115

Addison	138

Story of Theodosius and Constantia	164

On Jealousy	170

Steele	211

Account of the Hebdomadal ClubRe	213

Fame ReputationCredit	218

Discretion and Cunning	225

Letter from a Splenetic curedLetter	249

Letters on the relative Duties of	263

Letters on Epitaphs	303

Advice to Ladies on Marriage	321

Visions of worldly and heavenly	329

Letters on Seduction from the	334

Sir Roger de Coverley at the Theatre Addison	335

Letter in Defence of Merry Epilogues	341

Of the MohocksManifesto of the	347

Translation of Greek EpigramsLetter	350

peror	380

On an obsequious BehaviourCharac	386

Addison	390

On Prejudice and Emulationa sulky	432

On a passionate Temperthe angry	438

On Quack Advertisements	444

Improprieties on the Stage	455

On the Absurdities of the Modern Opera Addison	5

Character of Ariettathe Ephesian	11

Account of the Ugly Club	17

Illnatured Satire	23

Steele	40

On Making a just Estimate of the	47

Mischiefs of PartyRage in the Female	57

Italian RecitativeAbsurdities of	63

Success of the Spectators with various	69

Unknown	80

On BeautiesLetter from a Beauty	87

Proper Methods of employing Time	93

The chief Point of Honour in Men	99

Will Honeycombs Knowledge of	105

Immateriality of the Soul	111

On WitchcraftStory of Moll White	117

Letters on Parents forcing the Incli	127

On Temperance	195

Addison	206

Proposal for a Repository of Fashions Steele	229

Letters on cruel Husbandson impro	236

Essay on Dreams	242

On the Beauty and loveliness of Virtue Addison	243

Goodnatured Species of LiesAc	254

Steele	267

Letters from Tom Trippit complaining	271

Remarks and Letters on French	277

Addison	295

Theatre	300

bearersPetition from the Readers	310

Addison	317

On the Art of growing rich	318

On the Ways of Providence	323

Description of Male Jilts	324

Criticism on Paradise Lost	345

Criticism on Paradise Lost	351

Criticism on Paradise Lost	357

Criticism on Paradise Lost	363

Addison	364

Criticism on Paradise Lost	369

Modesty Diffidence Selfdenial	371

Criticisms on the SpectatorLetter	372

History of Amanda	375

Wood	380

Degeneracy of the Stage	385

Tragedy of the Distressed Mother	392

Unknown	397

Husband	401

On a Desire of knowing future Events Unknown 625 Questions in Love solved by the Love	403

Filial Piety of Fideliaon the Collu	409

Clarindas Journal of a week	415

On Newswriters and ReadersSpeci	422

On the Pride of Genealogy	435

Steele	439

Questions on Widows answered by	441

Female Oratory	442

Tickell	449

On pious GratitudePoem on	453

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Titre	The Spectator: With Notes and a General Index, Volumes 1 à 2 The Spectator: With Notes and a General Index, Sir Richard Steele
Collaborateurs	Sir Richard Steele, Joseph Addison
Éditeur	J. J. Woodward, 1832
Original provenant de	la New York Public Library
Numérisé	7 déc. 2010
Longueur	895 pages

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