The Works of Joseph Addison: The Spectator, no. 1-314

Pope's Essay on Criticism

254 Letter from a Coquette to a new mar.

curesses

No.

291 Criticism on Paradise Lost)

ried Lady, and Answer-Case of

292 On the Art of bestowing Favours-

Love

Letter from Pliny-Letter from a

x 255 Uses of Ambition-Fame difficult to be

poor and proud Jezebel

Unknown

Addison 293 Connexion betwixt Prudence and good

256 Subject-Disadvantages of Ambition

Fortune-Fable of a Drop in the

257 Ambition hurtful to the hopes of Fu-

Ocean

294 On want of Charity in the Wealthy-

turity

258 Letter on the Theatre-on a musical

Charity Schools

Steele 295 Letter on Pin-Money-Reflections on

Scheme

259 On outward Civilities-Salutation at

that Custom

296 Letters on Greek Mottos—The Use of

Church

260 Letters from an old Bachelor-from

the Window--soliciting Advice-

Lovers

Lampoons-Good Manners-Danc-

261 Love and Marriage

Addison ing

262—The Spectator's Success—Caution in

207, Criticism on Paradise Lost

Writing-announces his Criticism on

298 Letter on the general Notion Men have

Milton

of the Fair Sex

rents and Children-between a Mo-

263 Letters on the relative Duties of Pa.

299 Letter from Sir John Envil, married to

a Woman of Quality

Steele 300 Indelicate Conversation-Conversation

ther and Son

264 On living in a particular Way-Charac-

with the Fair Sex-Inconstancy of

ter of Trus-Letters from Estcourt-

Friendship_Criticism

Steele
from Sir Roger

301 Letter to Chloe froin her Lover, with

265 Female Head-dress-Will Honey-

an Account of his Dreams

266 Miseries of Prostitution-Arts of Pro-

comb's Notions of it
Addison 302 Character of Emilia

Dr. Brome

303 Criticism on Paradise Lost

267 Criticism on Paradise Lost

Steele 304 Letter from a silent Lover-Petition of

Addison Anthony Titlepage--of Bartholomew

268 Letters on pulling the Nose Heywood Lady-love

269 Visit from Sir Roger-his Opinions on

On Choice in Marriage-from a

305 Project of the new French Political
heedless Gazer-On Hoods-an Or-

Academy

Addison
ford Toast-on patching

Steele 306 Letter from a Beauty destroyed by the

Small Pox

Hughes

various Matters
Addison Consolation offered

Steele

270 Reflections on the Characters in the

307 On the Education of Children Budgell

Scornful Lady

Steele 308 On the better regulating of Matches-

271 Letters from Tom Trippit, complaining

Tradesman married to a Woman of

of a Greek Quotation-soliciting a

Quality, On the Historians, &c. Steele
Peep at Sir Roger from a Showman Addison 309 Criticism on Paradise Lost

Addison

272 Letters from Cleanthes on a mischief.

310 Letters from various Lovers-on Tale-

making old Maid—from E. G. on

bearers-Petition from the Readers
Kissing-hoods

Steele
of the Spectator

Steele

273. Criticism on Paradise Lost

Addison 311 Letter on Fortune-stealers

Hughes

274 On Seducers--Procuresses--Letter

Remarks on them-on Widows Addison

from one

Steele 312 On Sorrow-Power of bearing Calami-

275 Dissection of a Beau's Head

Addison ties—Letter on the Prayers of Cler-

276 Letters on Delicacy in the Censure of

gymen before Sermon

314 Letters from a Lover, and Answer-

Vices—from an affected Lady-a

313 Comparative Advantages of public and
kept Mistress-a Quaker

Steele
private Education

Budgell

277 Remarks and Letters

on French

Fashions

Budgell from John Trott on his Courtship-

278 Letters from a Shopkeeper on his Wife's

Qualification of a Poet-Encoring in

Greek--Private Marriage--Musical

the Theatres-Female Education Steele
Plan
Steele 315 Criticism on Paradise Lost

Addison
Criticism on Paradise Lost

Addison 316 Letters on Idleness—from a Lover Unknown

280 On the Desire of pleasing-Character 317 On Waste of Time Journal of a Citi-

of Polycarpus

281 Dissection of a Coquette's Heart Addison 318 Amours of Escalus, an old Beau Steele

282 False Hopes--decorating Churches 319 Letters from Dorinda, complaining of

with Evergreens

the Spectator's Partiality-From a

283 On the Art of growing rich Budgeli Man of Fashion

284 Affectation of Negligence-of Busi-

320 Court of Inquisition on Maids and Ba-

ness-Letter from the Parish Clerk

chelors-Letter from an Idler Steele
on Evergreens

Steele
321 Criticism on Paradise Lost

Addison

285 Criticism on Paradise Lost

Addison 322 Letter from Octavia, complaining of the

286 False Delicacy-Defence of the Spec-

Ingratitude of ber Husband

tator's Censure of Public Vices-

323 Clarinda's Journal of a week

Addison 325 On Looking-glasses-Passage from

Complexions

Unknown 324 Account of the Mohock ClubLetters
287 On the Civil Constitution of Great Bri-

from a Countryman to his Mistress Steele

tain

288 Description of Male Jilts

Milton

Letter from an Author turned Dealer Mouleur 326 Letter on Fortune-hunters—Hints to a

289 Reflections on Bills of Mortality-Sto-

Lover--Causes of longing in Women Steele

ry of a Dervise

Addison 327 Criticism on Paradise Lost

290 Tragedy of the Distressed Mother-

328 Letter from a husband likely to be

Letter from Sophia in love with a

ruined by his Wife's Accomplish-

328* Correspondence of Gabriel Bullock

Goose and a Watchman-from a

and Mrs. M. Clark

Schoolmistress on Dancing

329 Visit with Sir Roger de Coverley to

377 Bill of Mortality of Lovers

Addison 378 The Messiah, a Sacred Eclogue

Westminster Abbey

Pope

33C Letters on the Education of Youth Steele 379 Duty of Communicating Knowledge-

331 Dissertation on Beards

Budgell Objections answered-Rosicrucius's

332 Account of the Sweaters-Letter from

Sepulchre

on Paradise Lost) Addison Love-On improper Behaviour at

three thrifty Ladies

Steele 380 Letters, requesting Advice in a Case of

333 Criticism

334 On Dancing

Church-Coquetish Milk Maid-Vir-

Letter on the same subject

Weaver tue of an Orange Girl-St. Bride's

335 Sir Roger de Coverley at the Theatre Addison Charity School

336 On the unaccommodating Disposition

381 Cheerfulness preferable to Mirth Addison

of old men-Impertinence of Shop-

382 On the Frank Acknowledgment of
ping

Steele
Faults

Steele

337 Letter on Education

Budgell 383 Sir Roger de Coverley's Visit to Spring

338 Letter complaining of a merry Pro-

Gardens

339 Criticism on Paradise Lost

logue to a deep Tragedy

Steele 384 The Bishop of St. Asaph's Preface to

Addison his Sermons

Fleetwood

340 Character of Prince Eugene

Steele 385 Essay on Friendship

341 Letter in Defence of Merry Epilogues Budgell 386 On an obsequious Behaviour-Charac-

342 Story of Hortensius and Sylvana Steele

ter of Acasto-Art of being agreeable

343 Transmigration of Souls-Letter from

in Company

344 Epicure Mammon's Letter on eating 388 Poetical Version of Solomon's Song,

a Monkey
Addison 387 Motives to Cheerfulness

Addison

On Women taking Snuff

Chapter Second

345 Criticism on Paradise Lost • Addison 389 Account of an Atheistical Book-On

346 On true Liberality

Atheists in general

347 Of the Mohocks-Manifesto of the Em-

390 On the proper Method of repelling Ca-

peror
Budgell lumny

Steele

348 Letter on Detraction

Steele 391 Heathen Fables on Prayers-Vanity of

349 Consolation and Intrepidity in Death Addison human Wishes

350 Cruelty of a French Captain-Re 392 Transformation of Fidelia into a Look.

flections on Courage without Hu-

ing-Glass

1351 Criticism on Paradise Lost Addison 394 On the little Arts of making Interest

Steele 393 Reflections on the Delights of Spring Addison

352 On early Wickedness-Extract from

with Men in Power

Budgell 396 Letter on Punning,

Tillotson's Sermons

Steele 395 Dangers of the Month of May escaped Budgell

353 Letter on Education

Orator Henley

354 Character of a Devotee- Impudent Be-

397 On Compassion-Ann Boleyn's Letter Addison

haviour of People in the streets Steele 398 Amours of Cynthia and Flavia Steele

355 Use to be made of Enemies

Addison 399 Hypocrisy, various kinds of it Addison

356 Contemplation of the Character of our 400 Arts of Courtship—Caution to the Fair

357 Criticism on Paradise Lost)

Addison 401 Correspondence between Amoret, a

358 Proper Ingredients of Festivity and

Jilt, and Philander

Budgele

Mirth

Steele 402 Letters from Silvia, complaining of an

359 History of Will Honeycomb's Amours Budgell unnatural Mother-From a married

360 On Propriety in genteel Dress Steele

Man in Love with his Ward-Con-

361 Letter on Cat-calls-History of them Addison cerning a profligate LoverUnduti-

362 Letters in Commendation of Brook

fulness of Nephews

and Hellier's Wine-from a Scholar

403 Speculations of Coffee-house Politi.

in Love

cians on the Death of the King of

363 Criticism on Paradise Lost

Addison France

364 Letter on Travelling Earl of Hardwick 404 On the misapplication of Nature's Gifts Unknown

From a new-married couple—from 405 On the Improvement of Sacred Music Addison

a Prude

406 Letters on the Joys and Satisfactions

365 Dangerous Influence of the Month of

of private Life-Translation of a

May

Bulgell Lapland Song

366 Inconsistencies in Love Thoughts-

407 Character of English Oratory-Use of

Translation of a Lapland Love-song

proper Gestures

Addison
-on a Chambermaid's Perquisites Steele 408 On the Study of Human Nature-the

367 Various Advantages of the Spectators

Passions

Unknown

-Paper-Printing

Addison 409 Characteristics of Taste

368 Account of the Death of Madam de 410 Adventures of Sir Roger de Coverley

Villacerfe

with a Woman of the Town-Trans-

362 Criticism on Paradise Lost

Addison lation of a Chapter in Canticles Steele

370 On the Stage-Dancing recommended Steele and probably

Tickell

371 Humorous Way of sorting Companies 411–421 Essays on the Pleasures of the

-for Mirth-for useful Purposes Addison Imagination

372 Letters in Commendation of Powell,

422 On Raillery-Characters of Callis-

the Puppet-show Man-Club of Pa-

thenes, Acetus, and Minutius Steele
rish Clerks-Lawyer's Club Steele 423 Advice to Gloriana, respecting the studi-

373 On Modesty and Assurance

Budgell ed Addresses of Strephon and Damon

374 On the proper Use of Time Frage 424 On good Humour-the Country Infir-

ments from Cæsar