The Spectator: With Notes and General Index, from the London Stereotype Edition ...

J.J. Woodward, 1832

Steele	xv

Steele	39

Phœbe a Poem	58

Addison	73

Continuation of the Critique on Chevy	74

Talents honourable only as they	78

Female Party Spirit discovered	81

Steele	87

Dancingthe Dangers of itCountry	67

Dangerous Influence of the Month	80

On BeautiesLetter from a Beauty	87

Proper Methods of employing Time	93

Advice to Ladies on Marriage	96

The chief Point of Honour in Men	99

Addison	106

A Sunday in the CountrySir Rogers	112

Addison	115

Letter on Poetical Justice	122

Interview of the Spectator and Sir	130

Dispute on the landed and trading	132

Ralph Valet and Patience Giddy	137

Addison	138

Visit with Sir Roger de Coverley	156

Story of Theodosius and Constantia	164

Character of a JezebelLetter on Butts	175

Account of the SweatersLetter from	184

Steele	213

QualityVanity of Honours and Titles Addison	219

Discretion and Cunning	225

Sir Andrew Freeports Opinion of Beg	232

Letters from a Town Coquette to	255

Letters from an old Bachelorfrom	260

Miseries of ProstitutionArts of Pro	266

Letter on the character of Jilts	278

Letter to Chloe from her Lover with	301

On PersecutionCharacter of William	314

Sir Roger de Coverley at the Theatre Addison	335

Cruelty of ParentsLetter from a	339

Letter in Defence of Merry Epilogues	341

On the Frank Acknowledgment	382

345 Criticism on Paradise Lost	390

Death of Sir Roger de Coverley	392

On the Absurdities of the Modern Opera Addison	395

Steele	397

A Visit to the Bear Garden	436

Letter from a silent LoverPetition	439

The Authors Address to his Corres	442

Letter on the Effects of the Love	450

Popular Superstitions	7

Conduct of the Lions at the Opera	13

On Envy	19

Letter from a ValetudinarianExcess	25

Miss Shepherd	40

Meditation on Animal Life	45

History of Will Honeycombs Amours Budgell	50

rent	52

Effects of Avarice and Luxury on	55

Times	61

V	62

Sir Rogers Reflections on the Widow	118

Steele	141

from	149

On the Idea of the Supreme Being	150

Steele	156

Addison	170

Letter and Reflections on rustic Amuse	173

Letter on the unhappy condition	190

On Easinessa Love Case	196

Addison	206

Letters on Parents forcing the Incli	207

Proposal for a Repository of Fashions Steele	229

Letters on cruel Husbandson impro	236

Letter on Henpeckt Keepers	242

DevotionEnthusiasm	243

Steele	249

On giving false Characters of Servants	250

Steele	267

Criticism on Paradise Lost	273

Criticism on Paradise Lost	279

Addison	281

Addison	295

Notions of the Heathens on Devotion Addison	298

Addison	303

Hughes	304

Comparative Advantages of public	313

Court of Inquisition on Maids and	320

Steele	323

Defence and Happiness of a married	324

Letter from a husband likely to	328

Steele	337

The Intentions of a Widow respecting	363

Budgell	364

Letters in Commendation of Powell	372

Meditation on the Frame of the Human	373

On Dishonest DealingCibbers	380

On a Desire of knowing future Events Unknown	403

Questions on Widows answered by	414

On pleasant FellowsPleasant Cha	415

Weight of Wisdom and Riches	433

Steele	449

Mediocrity of Fortune to be preferred	451

Título	The Spectator: With Notes and General Index, from the London Stereotype Edition ... Volumes 1-2 de The Spectator: With Notes and General Index, from the London Stereotype Edition, Sir Richard Steele
Colaboradores	Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele
Editora	J.J. Woodward, 1832
Original de	Universidade do Estado da Pensilvânia
Digitalizado	21 Jul 2010

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