CONTENTS.

VOL. III.

No.

85. MATRIMON

ATRIMONIAL Quarrel and Recon-
ciliation-Character of the Dappers
-Death of Cynthio

86. Scene of Country Etiquette: ADDISON

-On Modesty

87. Humorous Criticism on Serjeant Hall's

Letter-Glory shared among an

Army.

STEELE

STEELE

88. Of Story-tellers, under the names of

Gunners and Gunsters: STEELE- A

Dancing-master practising by book ADDISON

89. Letter to the Author-His History of

his Life-Evil of unreasonable Visits

-Players saying more than is set
down to them.

90. Unity of sentiment in treating the pas-

sion of Love-Its allegorical His-

tory: ADDISON On a Scene in

Richard III. .

...

STEEIR

.. STEELE

91. Maria's Visit-A Case of Love and

No.

Envy-Impertinence of Nic. Doubt

-Play-house scene of a true and

feigned Poet...

92. On Praise with Exceptions-Libel-

lers-Recommendation of Charles

93. Letter from Switzerland - Remarks

on Travelling-Fools not to be ex-

ported-The Author's Precautions

against Assaults..

94. Story of Clarinda and Chloe-Recom-

mendation of Mr.Lillie-Notices of

an Almanack, &c.

95. Scene of domestic Felicity

96. Every worthless Man a dead Man-

Peculiarities of Dress-Game killed

STEELE

ADDISON

STEELE

by the French king-Charles Lillie ADDISON

97. Hercules courted by Pleasure and

99. Advantages from having but one

Theatre-Attack and Expulsion of

Divito-Remonstrance of the Up-

106. Catalogue of Poetical Stock - Cri-

ticism on a Passage in Hamlet—

Surrender of Mr. Jeffery Grogram

107. Case of a Lover tormented by a Co-

quette

108. Degradation of the Stage-Dignity of

Nature-Errors of the

Human

STEELE

STEELE

ADDISON

STEELE

ADDISON and STEELE

112. Amusements and Relaxations of great

Men-Misfortune of Idleness

STEELE

No.

113. Inventory of a Beau: HUGHES-Peti-

tion of William Jingle, Coach-

maker-Notice to the Dead .. STEELE
ADDISON and STEELE

114. Death-bed Scene.

115. Squire Nicolini-Taste for Puppet-

shows-Death and character of Sir

116. Court of Judicature on the Petticoat ADDISON

117. On the Pleasure derived from the De-

liverance of the Good from Danger

-The Author's Dream

118. Irregular conduct of the Dead-Let-

ters from Partridge, &c.-Petition

120. Vision of the Three Roads of Human

Life-Dogget's Benefit . .

121. Consultation on the sickness of a

Lady's Lap-dog-Fondness for Ani-

mals.

122. The Author's appearance at Dogget's

Benefit -Virtuous feelings of an

Athenian Audience

123. Continuation of the Vision of the

Three Roads of Life .

STEELE

ADDISON

ADDISON