The Spectator, no. 1-314

Harper & Brothers, 1837

A225	xi

Public Credit a Vision	15

Grove	24

Remarks on the English by the Italian	29

Letters on the improper Dress of young	31

Lillie	40

On the Pride of Genealogy	41

Essay on Friendship	44

Motives to Cheerfulness	184

On the Whims of Lottery Adventurers Addison	191

Contentious Conversation of Gentle	197

Addison	213

On the Dignity of Human Nature	235

On Extravagance in Storytelling	243

Description of a Female Panderaf	247

Letters from an old Bachelorfrom	260

Rules of Precedency among Authors	45

Divinity Law and Physic overburdened	46

Questions on Widows answered by	48

Letter from a ValetudinarianExcess	54

Letters from the Dumb Doctorfrom	58

Italian RecitativeAbsurdities of	63

Unknown	67

Sir Roger de Coverleys Visit to Spring	68

Cruelty of ParentsLetter from a	73

Continuation of the Critique on Chevy	74

Female Party Spirit discovered	81

Adventures of a Servant	87

Verses to the Spectator	89

Proper Methods of employing Time	93

The chief Point of Honour in Men	99

Will Honeycombs Knowledge of	105

mant and Harriot	108

Immateriality of the Soul	111

On WitchcraftStory of Moll White	117

On vain Hopes of temporal Objects	121

Admission of the Spectator into	127

Steele	138

Steele	152

Womens MenGoodbreeding	158

The Bishop of St Asaphs Preface	165

Letter and Reflections on rustic Amuse	171

Miseries of ProstitutionArts of Pro	266

Letter from Sir John Envil married	299

Visit from Sir Rogerhis Opinions	306

Criticism on Paradise Lost	317

Of the MohocksManifesto of the	347

Tickell	350

Letter on Education	353

History of Will Honeycombs Amours Budgell	359

Letter on the Merits of Spenser	362

Dangerous Influence of the Month	365

Meditation on the Frame of the Human	368

Humorous Way of sorting Companies	371

Success of the Spectators with various	390

Cures performed by the Spectator	392

Correspondence between Amoret	401

Unknown	404

Character of English OratoryUse	407

Description of Male Jilts	415

Steele	423

Characteristics of Taste	425

On Prejudice and Emulationa sulky	432

On a passionate Temperthe angry	438

On Quack Advertisements	444

Letter on the Effects of the Love	450

Miseries of Debt and Bankruptcy	456

Title	The Spectator, no. 1-314 Volume 1 of The Works of Joseph Addison: Complete in Three Volumes : Embracing the Whole of the "Spectator," &c, Joseph Addison
Author	Joseph Addison
Publisher	Harper & Brothers, 1837
Original from	Columbia University
Digitized	16 Feb 2010

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