CONTENTS.

VOL. III.

STEELE.

ADDISON.

No.

85. MATRIMONIAL Quarrel and Recon-

ciliation-Character of the Dap-

pers-
-Death of Cynthio

............ STEELE.

86. Scene of Country Etiquette : ADDI-

SON-On Modesty

87. Humorous Criticism on Serjeant

Hall's Letter - Glory shared

among an Army

88. Of Story-tellers, under the names of

Gunners and Gunsters: STEELE-

A Dancing-master practising by

Book......

89. Letter to the Author-His History

of his Life-Evil of unreasonable

Visits-Players saying more than

is set down to them.....

90. Unity of Sentiment in treating the

Passion of Love Its allegorical

History: ADDISON--On a Scene in

Richard III

91. Maria's Visit-A Case of Love and

Envy-Impertinence of Nic.Doubt

-Play-house Scene of a true and

feigned Poet......

...... STEELE.

92. On Praise with Exceptions-Libel-

STEELE.

STEELE.

......... STEELE.

ADDISOX.

No.

on Travelling-Fools not to be

exported— The Author's Precau.

tions against Assaults ...

ADDISON.

94. Story of Clarinda and Chloe-Re-

commendation of Mr. Lillie-No-

tices of an Almanack, &c.

95 Scene of domestic Felicity.......

96. Every worthless Man a dead Man-

Peculiarities of Dress-Game

killed by the French King-

Charles Lillie

97 Hercules courted by Pleasure and

Virtue, an Allegory...........

98. Letter from a Woman in love-Im-

pressive Tendency of Poetry...... STEELE.

99. Advantages from having but one

Theatre --Atrack and Expulsion

of Divito--Remonstrance of the

Upholders

100. Goddess of Justice distributing Re-

wards

.. ADDISON.

101. Danger of Authors from Pirates :

ADDISON-Notices ...

102. Continuation of the Vision of the

Goddess of Justice

ADDISON.

103. Applications for Permission to use

Canes, &C..............

ADDISON and STEELE.

104. Happiness how secured in the Mar-

ried State......

105. History of Will Rosin-Art of

Knocking ...

106. Catalogue of Poetical Stock-Cri.

ticism on a Passage in Hamlet -

Surrender of Mr. Jeffery Grogram

107. Case of a Lover tormented by a

Coquette ......

STEELE.

108. Degradation of the Stage-Dignity

STEELE.

... STEELE.

ness

STEELE.

No.

of Human Nature-Errors of the

French Writers

ADDISON.

109, Fashionable Visiting-Notice from

the Upholders

STEELE.

110. Court of Judicature of the Dead in

Reason ............

.............. ADDISON and STEELE.

111. On the Prevalence of

Irreligious Principles

112. Amusements and Relaxations of

great Men-Misfortune of Idle-

STEELE,

113. Inventory of a Beau : Hughes-Pe-

tition of William Jingle, Coach-

maker...Notice to the Dead .......

114. Death-bed Scene ..... ADDISON and STEELE.

115. Squire Nicolini- Taste for Puppet-

shows-Death and Character of

Sir Hannibal-Fable

116. Court of Judicature on the Petticoat DISON.

117. On the Pleasure derived from the

Deliverance of the Good from

Danger- The Author's Dream ...

118. Irregular Conduct of the Dead-

Letters from Partridge, &c.- Peti-

tion of Penelope Prim.......

119. Discoveries of the Microscope-A

Dream

120. Vision of the Three Roads of Hu-

man Life-Dogget's Benefit

121. Consultation on the Sickness of a

Lady's Lapdog – Fondness for

Animals

122. The Author's Appearance at Dog-

get's Benefit-Virtuous Feelings

of an Athenian Audience

ADDISON.

123. Continuation of the Vision of the

Three Roads of Life

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ADDISON.

No.
124. On Expectations from the Lottery STEELE.
125. Proposal for a Receptacle for Persons

out of their Wits
126. Characters of a Prude and Coquette-

Story of the Gascon and the Widow
127. On Pride as affecting the Reason...
128. Letter from a Fortune-hunter-

From a deserted Female............
129. Dutch satirical Pictures-Letter

from Pasquin at Rome
130. Superiority of Great Britain in the

Number of eminent Characters-

Estcourt's Benefit
131. Trial of the Wine-brewers

ADDISON.
132. Characters of the Members of the
Club at the Trumpet ........

......... STEELE.
133. On Silence-Instances of its Signi.
ficancy .

ADDISON.
134. Transmigration of Souls-Petition

of Job Chanticleer-Cruelty to
Animals

STEELE.
135. Distinction between Ancient and

Modern Free-thinkers-The latter
how to be treatcd Anecdote of a

French Officer
136. History of Tom Varnish-Petition-

ers for the Farthingal
137. Various Abuses of Speech-Swear-

ing-Departure of the Duke of

Marlborough, &C.........
138. Deference to the Opinion of the

World-Gyges' Ring-Actions of

Public Spirits-Whetters
139. Women more improveable than Men

-On Courtship - The Author's
Discoveries by the Use of his Ring

STEELE.