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71 Love Love Letter of James to Betty

72 Account of the Everlasting Club

73 Passion for Fame and Praise-Charao-

ter of the Idols

74 Continuation of the Critique on Chevy-

Chase

75 Idea of a fine Gentleman-Character

of Vocifer and Ignotus

76 Memoirs of the private Life of Phara-

mond

77 Absence of Mind-Bruyere's Charac-

ter of an absent Man

78 Claim of Cambridge to the Origin of

the Ugly Club-Petition of Who and

Which

79 Letter from a Coquette-from B. D.
on formal Devotion

80 History of Phillis and Brunetta-the

Remonstrance of That

81 Female Party Spirit discovered by

Patches

82 The Misery of being in Debt

83 Dream of a Picture Gallery

84 Private Life of Pharamond-Story of

Spinnamont

85 Fate of Writings-Ballad of the Chil-

dren in the Wood

86 On Physiognomy

96 Adventures of a Servant

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120 Instinct in Animals

121 The Subject continued-Wisdom of

Providence

122 A Visit with Sir Roger to the Country

Assizes

123 Education of country 'Squires-Story

of Eudoxus and Leontine

124 Use and Difficulties of Periodical Pa-

pers

125 Mischiefs of party Spirit

126 The Subject continued-Sir Roger's

Principles

127 Letter on the Hoop-petticoat

128 Difference of Temper in the Sexes-

Female Levity

129 Fashions in Dress-How imitated in

the Country

130 Interview of the Spectator and Sir Ro-

ger with a Gang of Gypsies

131 Opinions entertained of the Spectator

in the Country-Letter from Will

Honeycomb

Addison 132 Scene in a Stage Coach between a
Quaker and an Officer

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133 On Death-Reflections on the Death

of a Friend

Addison 134 Letter from a Splenetic cured-Letter
and Petition on the Exercise of the
Fan

135 Blessing of being born an Englishman

-The English Tongue

136 Letter from a Liar

137 Condition of Servants-Letters from

Ralph Valet and Patience Giddy

138 Frivolous Disputants-Exercise of the

Snuff-box

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Miss Shepherd

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Hughes

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87 On Beauties-Letter from a Beauty

Letter on Idols

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88 Manners of Servants-Mischief of

Board-Wages

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89 Lovers-Demurrage-Folly of Demur-

rage

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90 Punishment of a voluptuous Man after

Death-Adventure of M. Pontigna

91 Loves of Honoria and Flavia

92 Books for a Lady's Library

Hughes

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93 Proper Methods of employing Time

94 Subject continued-Pursuit of Know-

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tion of Slovenliness

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145 Letters on Wagerers, Whistlers, rude

old Bachelor-Male Dress

146 Passages from Cicero and Burnet

147 On reading the Church Service

148 On Impertinents-Whisperers-Let-

ters to them

Letter on a Female Equestrian

105 Will Honeycomb's Knowledge of the

World-Various Kinds of Pedants

106 Spectator's Visit to Sir R. de Cover-

ley's country Seat-the Knight's do-

mestic Establishment

107 Sir Roger's Conduct to his Servants

108 Character of Will Wimble

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151 Character of a Man of Wit and Plea-

152 Military Courage

153 Folly of Wishing to be Young

Addison 154 Letter of Apology for a Man of Wit

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and Pleasure

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from one

275 Dissection of a Beau's Head
(276 Letters on Delicacy in the Censure of
Vices-from an affected Lady-a
kept Mistress-a Quaker

277 Remarks and Letters on French

Fashions

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278 Letters from a Shopkeeper on his Wife's

Greek--Private Marriage-Musical

Plan

(270) Reflections on the Characters in the

Scornful Lady

271 Letters from Tom Trippit, complaining

of a Greek Quotation-soliciting a

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272 Letters from Cleanthes on a mischief-

making old Maid-from E. G. on

Kissing-hoods

273 Criticism on Paradise Lost

274 On Seducers--Procuresses--Letter

307 On the Education of Children

308 On the better regulating of Matches-

Tradesman married to a Woman of

Quality-On the Historians, &c. Steele

309 Criticism on Paradise Lost

310 Letters from various Lovers-on Tale-

bearers-Petition from the Readers

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of the Spectator
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Remarks on them-on Widows

312 On Sorrow-Power of bearing Calami-

ties-Letter on the Prayers of Cler-

gymen before Sermon

313 Comparative Advantages of public and

private Education

314 Letters from a Lover, and Answer-

from John Trott on his Courtship-

Qualification of a Poet-Encoring in

the Theatres-Female Education

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281 Dissection of a Coquette's Heart

282 False Hopes-decorating Churches

with Evergreens

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283 On the Art of growing rich

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284 Affectation of Negligence-of Busi-

ness-Letter from the Parish Clerk

on Evergreens

320 Court of Inquisition on Maids and Ba-

chelors-Letter from an Idler

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285 Criticism on Paradise Lost

286 False Delicacy-Defence of the Spec-

tator's Censure of Public Vices-

Complexions

287 On the Civil Constitution of Great Bri-

323 Clarinda's Journal of a week

324 Account of the Mohock Club-Letters

from a Countryman to his Mistress Steele

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Letter from an Author turned Dealer Motteur 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

327 Criticism on Paradise Lost

328 Letter from a husband likely to be

ruined by his Wife's Accomplish-

321 Criticism on Paradise Lost

322 Letter from Octavia, complaining of the

Ingratitude of her Husband

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