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DESCRIPTION of a palace in a valley

Page 1 c H A P. II. The discontent of Raffelas in the happy valley

9 CHAP III. The wants of him that wants nothing 16

IV.

c H A P. The prince continues to grieve and muse 21

c H A P. V. The prince meditates his escape

30

C H A P. VI.
A dissertation on the art of flying

34

c H A P. VII. The prince finds a man of learning

44

C H A P.

X.
Imlac's history continued.

upon poetry

A dissertation

Page 64

CH A P. XI.

Imlac's narrative continued. A hint on pil-

grimage

C H A P. XII.

The story of Imlac continued

79

XIII.

c H A P.

Rasselas discovers the means of escape

89

XIV.

СНА Р.

Raflelas and Imlac receive an unexpected visit

94

CH A P.

The prince and princess leave the valley, and

see many wonders

-98

XV.

They enter Cairo, and find every man happy

103

CH A P.

XVII.

The prince associates with young men of spirit

and gaiety

IIT

CH A P. XVIII.

The prince finds a wise and happy man

115

c H A P. XIX.

A glimpse of pastoral life Page 121

c H A P. XX.

The danger of prosperity

124

c H A P. XXI.

The happiness of solitude. The hermit's hif-

tory

128

c H A P. XXII.

The happiness of a life led according to na-

ture

134

CH A P. XXIII.

The prince and his sifter divide between them

the work of observation

140

C H A P. XXIV.

The prince examines the happiness of high

ftations

143

СНАР. XXV.

The princess perfues her inquiry with more

diligence than success

147

CH A P. XXVI.

The princess continues her remarks upon pri-

vate life

152

c H A P. XXVII.

Disquisition upon greatness

759