The British Essayists: The Spectator

Little, Brown, 1866 - English essays

CONTENTS	17

Allegory of several Schemes of Wit ADDISON	63

Visit to the Royal ExchangeBenefit of extensive	69

and Ignotus STEELE	75

Memoirs of the private Life of Pharamond 77 Absence of MindBruyeres Character of an ab sent Man BUDGELL 78 Claim of Cambridge to the Orig...	78

Letter from a CoquetteFrom B D on Formal Devotion 80 History of Phillis and BrunettaThe Remon strance of That	79

Female PartySpirit discovered by Patches ADDISON	81

The Misery of being in Debt STEELE	82

On Ghosts and Apparitions ADDISON	110

A Hunting Scene with Sir Roger BUDGELL	116

On WitchcraftStory of Moll White ADDISON	117

Sir Rogers Reflections on the WidowLove Scene STEELE	118

Rural MannersPoliteness ADDISON	119

Instinct in Animals	120

The Subject continuedWisdom of Providence	121

A Visit with Sir Roger to the County Assizes	122

Dream of a Picture Gallery ADDISON	83

Private Life of PharamondStory of Spinamont STEELE	84

Fate of WritingsBallad of the Children in the Wood ADDISON	85

On Physiognomy	86

STEELELet ter on Idols EUSDEN	87

Manners of ServantsMischief of BoardWages STEELE	88

LoversDemurrageFolly of Demurrage ADDISON	89

Punishment of a voluptuous Man after Death Adventure of M Pontignan	90

Loves of Honoria and Flavia HUGHES	91

Books for a Ladys Library ADDISON	92

Proper Methods of employing Time	93

Subject continuedPursuit of Knowledge	94

ing STEELE	95

Adventures of a Servant ני	96

Pharamond and Eucrate on Duels	97

Ladies Headdresses ADDISON	98

The Chief Point of Honour in Men and Women Duelling	99

Complaints of SicknessCharacters of Harry Tersett and Varilas STEELE	100

Uncertainty of FameSpecimen of a History of the Reign of Anne I ADDISON	101

Exercise of the	102

ComplimentsExtracts on Sincerity STEELE	103

STEELELetter on a Fe male Equestrian HUGHES	104

Will Honeycombs Knowledge of the World Various Kinds of Pedants ADDISON	105

Spectators visit to Sir R de Coverleys Country SeatThe Knights Domestic Establishment	106

His Conduct to his Servants STEELE	107

Character of Will Wimble ADDISON	108

Sir Rogers Ancestors STEELE	109

Education of Country SquiresStory of Eudoxus and Leontine	123

Use and Difficulties of Periodical Papers	124

Mischiefs of Party Spirit	125

The Subject continuedSir Rogers Principles	126

Letter on the Hooppetticoat	127

Difference of Temper in the SexesFemale Le vity	128

Fashions in DressHow Imitated in the Country	129

Interview of the Spectator and Sir Roger with a Gang of Gypsies	130

Opinions entertained of the Spectator in the CountryLetter from Will Honeycomb	131

Scene in a Stage Coach between a Quaker and an Officer STEELE	132

On DeathReflections on the Death of a Friend	133

Letter from a Splenetic curedLetter and Peti tion on the Exercise of the	134

Blessing of being born an EnglishmanThe Eng lish Tongue ADDISON	135

Condition of ServantsLetters from Ralph Valet and Patience Giddy	137

Frivolous DisputantsExercise of the Snuffbox	138

The Love of GloryCharacter of Peter the Great	139

STEELELancashire Witches HUGHES	141

Loveletters to Andromache STEELE	142

Complaints of SicknessA cheerful Temper	143

Female BeautyCharacters of various Beauties	144

Letters on Wagerers Whistlers rude old Bachelor Male Dress	145

Passages from Cicero and Burnet	146

On reading the Churchservice	147

Immateriality of the Soul	238

A Sunday in the CountrySir Rogers Behaviour at Church	243

His Account of his Disappointment in Love STEELE 114 On the Shame and Fear of PovertyCharacters of Laertes and Irus	252

Title	The British Essayists: The Spectator Volume 6 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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