The Spectator

Derby & Jackson, 1859

IN SIX VOLUMES	1

THE SPECTATOR Continued	6

66	38

64	49

351	56

66	92

16	101

Reflections on Bills of MortalityStory of a Dervise	198

On party Lies	507

Will Honeycombs Proposal of a Fair for MarriageSale	511

of unmarried Women	512

On giving Advice 513 Meditation on Death a Hymn 517 Death of Sir Roger de Coverley	517

Meditation on animal Life	519

THE SPECTATOR Continued 523 Poetry too often mixed with MythologyEdict on that	523

520	525

Rules of Precedency among Authors and Actors	529

Letter on PinMoneyReflections on that Custom	204

Clarindas Journal of a week	227

Visit with Sir Roger de Coverley to Westminster Abbey	233

Sir Roger de Coverley at the Theatre	239

Transmigration of SoulsLetter from a Monkey	249

Letter on CatcallsHistory of them	263

THE SPECTATOR Continued 457 Proposal for a Newspaper of Whispers 458 On true and false Modesty 459 On religious Faith and Practice 463 W...	372

THE SPECTATOR Continued	379

Sir Roger de Coverleys Visit to Spring Gardens	383

445	448

per	452

On Method in Writing and ConversationCharacters of Tom Puzzle and Will Dry	459

Letter on Gardening	462

Mesnager	466

ried to a Cotquean	471

Essay on Dreams	472

On the Price and Success of the Spectator	482

Meditations on the Wonders of the Deep with a Hymn 485 494 On Religious Melancholy	489

887	492

On the Number Dispersion and Religion of the Jews	495

Will Honeycombs Account of the Siege of Hersberg and his Dreams	499

Defence and Happiness of a Married Life	500

On Conjurors and Revealers of Dreams	505

Account of the Marriage of Will Honeycomb	530

On the Idea of the Supreme Being PAGE	531

On vain Hopes of temporal ObjectsStory of Alnaschar	538

Criticisms on the SpectatorLetter on the Decay of the Club	542

Meditation on the Frame of the Human Body	543

Cures performed by the Spectator	547

On Reluctance to leave the World	549

Proposal for a new Club	550

Account of the Spectator opening his Mouth	556

The same concluded 561 Account of the Widows Club 562 On EgotismRetailers of old Jokes	591

Method of Political Writers affecting Secrecy Specimen 568 Coffeehouse Conversation on the preceding PaperThe	608

Advantages of seeking the Protection of the Supreme Being	619

nity	632

On Singularity the Dread and Affectation of it 635 579 On AdulteryDogs which guarded the Temple of Vul can	635

On the Glories of Heaven	638

On the Itch of Writing	647

Duty of being usefully employedon Planting	649

Story of Hilpa	653

The same concluded	657

On Eternity	660

Dramatic ImprovementsCriticisms	666

On a merry and serious Cast of Temper	670

Various Opinions of Future Happiness	672

Título	The Spectator Volumen6 de The Works of Joseph Addison: Including the Whole Contents of Bp. Hurd's Ed., with Letters and Other Pieces Not Found in Any Previous Collection : and Macaulay's Essay on His Life and Works, George Washington Greene
Autor	Joseph Addison
Editor	George Washington Greene
Editor	Derby & Jackson, 1859
Procedencia del original	Biblioteca de la Región Sur de la Universidad de California
Digitalizado	1 Feb. 2016

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