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

Harper & Brothers, 1837

Steele	xv

Public Credit a Vision	15

X	30

terest	33

Lillie	40

On an obsequious BehaviourCharac	44

Divinity Law and Physic overburdened	46

Advice to Ladies on Marriage	50

Cruelty of Parents in the Affair of Mar	181

Letter on the character of Jilts	187

Account of a great Mans Levee	193

Letter on Travelling	204

Steele	213

History of Amanda	219

Sir Andrew Freeports Opinion of Beg	232

Steele	238

Título	The Works of Joseph Addison: The Spectator, no. 1-314 Volumen1 de The Works of Joseph Addison: Complete in Three Volumes : Embracing the Whole of the "Spectator," &c, Joseph Addison
Autor	Joseph Addison
Editor	Harper & Brothers, 1837
Procedencia del original	Universidad de Chicago
Digitalizado	10 Ago. 2015

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Steele	54

Advantages of an Air of Importance	57

Letter on the Theatreon a musical	59

Italian RecitativeAbsurdities of	63

On Visions	65

Steele	67

Addison	73

Absence of MindBruyeres Charac	77

On outward CivilitiesSalutation	81

Dream of a Picture Gallery	83

Addison	87

Letters on the improper Dress of young	105

mant and Harriot	108

Account of the Marriage of Will	111

Addison	115

Letters from an old Bachelorfrom	118

On the Idea of the Supreme Being	121

and Helliers Winefrom a Scholar	123

Admission of the Spectator into	127

Opinions entertained of the Spectator	131

LoversDemurrageFolly of Demur	143

Proper Methods of employing Time	149

Complaints of SicknessCharacters	157

Spectators Visit to Sir R de Cover	167

Character of a JezebelLetter on Butts	175

Grove	180

Letters on Raphaels Cartoonson	244

Letters on Parents forcing the Incli	252

On living in a particular WayCharac	264

Reflections on the Characters in	270

Pearce	271

Letters from a spoilt rich BeautyDap	278

On OratoryAdvantages from Chris	312

On vain Hopes of temporal Objects	327

On aiming at Perfection	344

Consolation and Intrepidity in Death	349

On Making a just Estimate of the Cha	352

Use to be made of Enemies	355

Complaint of Starers	363

Success of the Spectators with various	390

Remarks	396

Steele	403

Dissection of a Coquettes Heart	404

Description of Male Jilts	415

Wood	417

Steele	425

On Prejudice and Emulationa sulky	432

Letter from Octavia complaining of	436

The Manners of CourtsThe Spy	439

Degeneracy of the Stage	446

On Newswriters and ReadersSpeci	452