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CONTENTS TO VOL. XXXIII.

No.

1. IDLER's character

2. Invitation to Correspondents

3. Idler's reason for writing

4. Charities and hospitals

5. Proposal for a female army

6. Lady's performance on horseback

7. Scheme for news-writers

8. Plan of military discipline

9. Progress of Idleness

10. Political credulity

11. Discourses on the weather

12. Marriages, why advertised

13. The imaginary housewife

14. Robbery of time

15. Treacle's complaint of his wife

16. Drugget's retirement

17. Expedients of Idlers.

18. Drugget vindicated

19. Whirler's character

20. Louisbourg's history

21. Linger's history of listlessness

22. Imprisonment of debtors

23. Uncertainty of friendship

24. Man does not always think

25. New actors on the theatre

26. Betty Broom's history

27. Power of habits

No.

33. Journal of a Fellow of a College

34. Punch and conversation

35. Auction-hunter

40. Art of advertising

41. On the Death of a Friend

42. Perdita's complaint of her Father

43. Monitions on the flight of time

44. Use of memory

45. Portraits defended

46. Molly Quick's complaint of her Mistress
47. Deborah Ginger's account of City Wits
48. The bustles of idleness

49. Marvel's journey

50. Marvel paralleled

51. Domestic greatness unattainable

52. Self-denial necessary

53. Mischiefs of good company
54. Mrs. Savecharge's complaint
55. Author's mortifications

56. Virtuosos whimsical

57. Character of Sophron the prudent

58. Expectations of pleasure frustrated

59. Books fall into neglect

60. Minim the critic

61. Minim the critic

62. Ranger's account of the vanity of riches

63. Progress of arts and language

64. Ranger's complaint concluded

65. Fate of posthumous works

66. Loss of ancient writings

67. Scholar's Journal

68. History of translations

69. History of translations

Langton.

Johnson.

71. Dick Shifter's rural excursion

72. Regulation of memory.

73. Tranquil's use of riches

74. Memory rarely deficient

75. Gelaleddin of Bassora

76. False criticisms on Painting
77. Easy writing

Johnson.

. Reynolds.
Johnson.

78. Steady, Snug, Startle, Solid, and Misty

79. Grand style of Painting

80. Ladies journey to London

81. Indian's speech to his countrymen
82. The true idea of beauty

Reynolds.
Johnson.

• Reynolds.

83. Scruple, Wormwood, Sturdy, and Gentle

88. What have ye done?

89. Physical evil moral good

90. Rhetorical action considered

91. Sufficiency of the English language

92. Nature of cunning

93. Sam Softly's history

Warton.

94. Obstructions of learning

95. Tim Wainscot's son a fine gentleman

96. Hacho of Lapland

97. Narratives of travellers considered

Johnson.

101. Omar's plan of life

102. Authors inattentive to themselves

103. Horror of the last