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

J. J. Woodward, 1832 - 895 pages

Steele	xv

On the Absurdities of the Modern Opera Addison 41 Women called Pictsno Faith to	25

The uses of the Spectator	32

English TragedyMethods to aggran	42

Absurdities of the Opera exemplified	48

Uses of AmbitionFame difficult to	52

On strained and pompous Phrases	66

Addison	75

On the new StampSuccess of	445

On Defamatory Publications	451

Will Honeycombs Knowledge of	19

On Novelty	22

Success of the Spectators with various	34

Letter on a Jealous Husband	37

Letter on the unhappy condition	44

Consolation on the Death of a	52

Account of the SweatersLetter from	77

Steele	67

Death of Sir Roger de Coverley	71

Letter from a Splenetic curedLetter	68

Steele	67

Account of the Everlasting Club	72

Letter on the Severity of Schoolmas	73

Claim of Cambridge to the Origin	78

Private Life of PharamondStory	84

On Jealousy	87

Punishment of a voluptuous Man after	90

Advice to Ladies on Marriage	96

Addison	113

Unknown	122

Memoirs of an honest country Gentle	123

Addison	138

Letter on Demonstrations of Grief	141

Letter on the Theatreon a musical	146

Exercise of the	148

Poetry too often mixed with Mythology	150

Decency of Behaviour	162

Dispute on the landed and trading	174

Vanity of Lewis XIVths Conquests	180

Dissertation on Beards	184

Steele	213

Account of Sappho	223

On outward CivilitiesSalutation	259

Questions in Love solved by the Love	318

Criticism on Paradise Lost	333

Letters on Seduction from the	334

Criticism on Paradise Lost	339

Criticism on Paradise Lost	345

Use to be made of Enemies	355

Letter on CatcallsHistory of them Addison	361

Love and Marriage	377

Contemplation of the Character of	388

262The Spectators SuccessCaution	390

Arts of CourtshipCaution to the Fair	400

Letters on the Joys and Satisfactions	406

Advantages of the Sexes associating	433

The Manners of CourtsThe Spy	439

Complaints of Rachel Welladay	60

Account of the Marriage of Will	80

Account of the Death of Madam	84

Spectators Visit to Sir R de Cover	106

On Calumny	110

A Sunday in the CountrySir Rogers	112

Sir Rogers Reflections on the Widow	118

mant and Harriot	141

Letters on the relative Duties of	159

On Inconstancy and Irresolution Addison	163

Steele	175

On the Whims of Lottery Adventurers Addison 236 Letters on cruel Husbandson impro	191

Contentious Conversation of Gentle	197

On Seducers and their illicit Progeny	203

Addison	206

Letters on Parents forcing the Incli	207

On the Beauty and loveliness of Virtue Addison	243

Laughter and Ridicule	249

On living in a particular WayCharac	264

Addison	267

Addison	295

Steele	300

On the Advantages of Dancing Steele	304

ford Toaston patching	306

On the Dignity of Human Nature	310

Dissection of a Beaus Head	312

On the Art of growing rich	318

Steele	326

for Mirthfor useful Purposes Addison	336

Hughes	337

On Friendship	364

Letters in Commendation of Powell	372

Letter on the Merits of Spenser	392

Advantages of an Air of Importance	397

Embroidery recommended to the ladies	403

On the Pride of Genealogy	409

On aiming at Perfection	417

Substitutes for ConversationTrick	418

History of Amanda	448

Absurd Claims of Reward	449

Manilius	451

Title	The Spectator: With Notes and a General Index, Volumes 1-2 The Spectator: With Notes and a General Index, Sir Richard Steele
Contributors	Sir Richard Steele, Joseph Addison
Publisher	J. J. Woodward, 1832
Original from	the New York Public Library
Digitized	7 Dec 2010
Length	895 pages

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