The Spectator: With Notes and a General Index, Volumer 1-2

J. J. Woodward, 1832 - 895 sider

Steele	xv

Custom of telling Stories of Ghosts	39

Steele	67

Addison	73

Absence of MindBruyeres Charac	77

Dream of a Picture Gallery	83

Steele	87

Addison	115

Sir Rogers Reflections on the Widow	118

Addison	139

Steele	141

On the Study of Human Naturethe	148

from	149

Military Courage	152

Remarks and Letters on French	167

Addison	170

Unknown	122

Opinions entertained of the Spectator	131

Phœbe a Poem	137

Story of Theooosius and Constantia	164

On Jealousy	170

On Henpeckt Husbands	176

Unknown	187

Steele	211

Steele	213

Fame ReputationCredit	218

Universality of Ambitionits wrong	224

Letters from an old Bachelorfrom	260

Miseries of ProstitutionArts of Pro	266

Letter to Chloe from her Lover with	301

Death of Sir Roger de Coverley	303

328 Correspondence of Gabriel Bullock	328

Letters on Seduction from the	334

Character of Prince Eugene	340

On true Liberality	346

On early WickednessExtract from	352

Proper Ingredients of Festivity	358

Dr Brome	390

Criticism on Paradise Lost	397

On Prejudice and Emulationa sulky	432

Character of Emilia	434

The Manners of CourtsThe Spy	439

Academy	440

On the new StampSuccess of	445

Story of CleantheOn happiness	15

Divinity Law and Physic overburdened	21

Steele	40

rent	52

Steele	57

Italian RecitativeAbsurdities of	63

Visit to the Royal ExchangeBenefit	69

Dangerous Influence of the Month	80

On BeautiesLetter from a Beauty	87

Proper Methods of employing Time	93

The chief Point of Honour in Men	99

Criticism on Paradise Lost	102

Addison	106

A Sunday in the CountrySir Rogers	112

Visit from Sir Rogerhis Opinions	115

Letter of Apology for a Man of	175

Letter on the unhappy condition	190

On Easinessa Love Case	196

and Pleasure	202

Addison	206

Depraved Taste on the TheatreLet	208

Impertinent Conversation to Women	218

Letters from a Shopkeeper on his Wifes	228

Proposal for a Repository of Fashions Steele	229

Essay on Dreams	242

Steele	252

Steele	267

270 Reflections on the Characters in	270

On Giving Advice	275

Meditation on Death a Hymn	281

Letter on a Jealous Husband	291

Addison	295

Complaints of Rachel Welladay	298

Addison	303

Hughes	304

Letters from a spoilt rich BeautyDap	307

Comparative Advantages of public	313

Addison	317

the Spectators PartialityFrom	319

On the Spectators opening his Mouth	320

Steele	323

The same concluded	331

Hughes	337

Addison	363

Budgell	364

On the StageDancing recommended Steele	370

Meditation on the Frame of the Human	373

Letters on a Partnership between	376

Wood	380

Tragedy of the Distressed Mother	392

Unknown	397

On a Desire of knowing future Events Unknown	403

On the Pride of Genealogy	409

Epigram on the same	413

Steele	415

On giving false Characters of Servants	443

Orator Henley	449

Letters on Educationfrom the Hus	455

Tittel	The Spectator: With Notes and a General Index, Volumer 1-2 The Spectator: With Notes and a General Index, Sir Richard Steele
Bidragsytere	Sir Richard Steele, Joseph Addison
Utgiver	J. J. Woodward, 1832
Original fra	University of Illinois i Urbana/Champaign
Digitalisert	17. jul 2018
Lengde	895 sider

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