The Spectator: With Notes, and a General Index ...

S. Marks, 1826

The Spectutors Account of himself	1

Popular Superstitions	7

On PersecutionCharacter of William	13

Steele	14

Account of the Ugly Club	23

Illnatured Satire	30

Project of an Office for the Regulation	37

Characters of Lætitia and Daphne	43

Hughes	184

On Infidelity	186

Continuation of the Critique on Chevy	197

On Seducers and their illicit Progeny	203

Simonidess Satire on Women	209

Educationcompared to Sculpture	215

On the Pride of Genealogy	217

On Quack Advertisements	223

Titre	The Spectator: With Notes, and a General Index ... Volume 1 de The Spectator: With Notes, and a General Index, Sir Richard Steele
Collaborateurs	Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele
Éditeur	S. Marks, 1826
Original provenant de	la New York Public Library
Numérisé	10 juin 2013

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Fate of WritingsBallad of the Chil	48

DevotionEnthusiasm	60

Letter on Bowing and Courtesying	61

Letter on PinMoneyReflections	62

On Public Mournings	64

Private Life of PharamondStory	66

Letters on Greek Mottosthe Use of	67

Letters on the improper Dress of young	83

On Physiognomy	86

Books for a Ladys Library	92

Complaints of Sicknessa cheerful Tem	98

Unknown	99

Decency of Behaviour	104

Story of Basillius Valentine and his Son Steele	105

Character of Will Wimble	108

On Inconstancy and Irresolution	114

Instinct in Animals	120

Letters from a country Gentleman	122

The Subject continuedSir Rogers	126

Scene in a Stage Coach between a Qua	132

The Manners of CourtsThe Spy	140

Unknown	157

540 Letter on the Merits of Spenser	165

Vanity of Lewis XIVtns Conquests Mr H Martyn	180

Essay on Dreams	182

Idea of a Fine Gentleman	233

618 On epistolary Poetry	239

Church Music recommendedImproper	253

Inconsistencies of Men of Talents with	289

Inquisitive DispositionRemedy for loud	297

Character of Emilia	302

On OratoryAdvantages from Christian	303

Letter on Fortunestealers	311

The Authors Answer to his Correspond	316

On waste of TimeJournal of a Citizen	317

On the Itch of Writing	325

On the new StampSuccess of the Spec	326

Degeneracy of the Stage	336

Influence of CustomMoral deduced	343

Steele	344

Addison	352

Dissection of a Beaus Head	358

On the desire of pleasingCharacter	364

Distresses of a very amorous Gentleman	365

On the StageDancing recommended	370

Reflections on Bills of MortalityStory	377

The Bishop of St Asaphs Preface to	384

Letter on the same subject	403

Memoirs of the private Life of Phara	409

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