The British Essayists: The Spectator

Little, Brown, 1866

VOL	17

On ImpertinentsWhisperersLetters to them STEELE	148

Letter from a Widow with two Lovers and Answer	149

Inconveniences of PovertyAffectation of Sloven liness	150

Character of a Man of Wit and Pleasure	151

Military Courage	152

Folly of wishing to be young	153

Letter of Apology for a Man of Wit and Pleasure	154

Cruelty of Parents in the Affair of Marriage ADDISON	181

Letters on Seduction from the Seducer STEELE	182

Account of a remarkable Sleeper	184

ZealVarious kinds of Zealots	185

On Infidelity	186

Letter on the Character of Jilts STEELE	187

The Love of Applause	188

Cruelty of ParentsLetter from a Father to his SonDuty to Parents ADDISON	189

Impertinent Conversation to Women in Business	155

Character of Womens	156

Improper Method of educating Youth	157

Letters censuring the SpectatorOn Womens MenGoodbreeding	158

The Vision of Mirza	159

On great natural Geniuses BUDGELL STEELE	160

Letter and Reflections on Rustic Amusements BUDGELL	161

MISS SHEPHARDConsolation ADDISON	163

Story of Theodosius and Constantia	164

Introduction of French Phrases in the History of the WarSpecimen in a Letter	165

Durability of WritingAnecdote of an Atheisti cal Author	166

CastlebuildingLetter from a Castlebuilder STEELE	167

On Goodnature as the Effect of Constitution ADDISON	169

On Jealousy	170

Subject continuedAddress to those who have jealous Husbands	171

Talents honourable only as they are used STEELE	172

Account of a Grinningmatch ADDISON	173

Dispute on the landed and trading Interest STEELE	174

Character of a JezebelLetter on ButtsOn Fashions BUDGELL	175

On Henpeckt Husbands STEELE	176

Goodnature as a moral virtue ADDISON	177

Celindas Letter on Female Jealousy STEELE	178

Various Dispositions of ReadersAccount of a WhistlingmatchYawning ADDISON	179

Vanity of Lewis XIVths Conquests MR H MARTYN	180

Letter on the unhappy Condition of Women of the Town STEEL	190

On the Whims of LotteryAdventurers ADDISON	191

Parental Fondness and ExpectationsConsola tion on the Death of a Parent STEELE	192

Account of a Great Mans Levee	193

Letters on an untoward WifeFickle Friend	194

On Temperance ADDISON	195

On EasinessA Lovecase STEELE	196

Contentious Conversation of Gentlemen of the Long RobeAdvice on Disputes BUDGELL	197

Character of the SalamandersStory of a Casti lian and his Wife ADDISON	198

Letter on the mercenary Practices of Men in the Ichoice of Wives STEELE	199

Poetical ArithmeticRules for Population MR H MARTYN	200

DevotionEnthusiasm ADDISON	201

Folly of the Pride of Birth or FortuneLetters from Servants STEELE	202

On Seducers and their illicit ProgenyLetter from a natural Son ADDISON	203

Immortality of the Soul HUGHES	210

Success of the Henpeckt Husband determined	216

Economy STEEL	222

ADDISONHer Hymn to Ve nus AM PHILLIPS	223

Universality of Ambitionits wrong Directions HUGHES	224

Discretion and Cunning ADDISON	225

On Raphaels Cartoons STEELE	226

Letter on the Lovers Leap ADDISON	227

Inquisitive DispositionRemedy for loud Talkers STEELE	228

HUGHES Plan of an Academy STEELE	401

Title	The British Essayists: The Spectator Volume 7 of The British Essayists: With Prefaces, Historical and Biographical, Alexander Chalmers
Contributor	Alexander Chalmers
Publisher	Little, Brown, 1866
Original from	University of Chicago
Digitized	14 Mar 2016

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