PAGE.

Lounger, No 15. Description of a new va-

riety of the human race, the

Phusalophagos, or Toad-eater, 153

No. 17. Influence of the neigh-

bourhood of a rich Asiatic, in

a letter from John Homespun, 165

No. 20. On Novel-writing,..... 176

No. 22. Account of a little speak-

ing Automaton, the Poupée par-

lante, and of some incidents

which happened during the

author's visit to her, ........ 188

No. 25. Critical examination of

the tragedy of the Fair Peni-

tent. Some remarks on Mrs

Siddons's performance of the

character of Calista, . . .

No. 27. An examination of the

200

moral effects of tragedy,.... 221

No. 28. Continuation of the re-

marks on tragedy, . . . . .

No. 29. Some account of the late

232

Mr William Strahan,...... 247

PAGE.

Lounger, No. 31. On rural pleasures and

rural contemplation; a visit

from the Author to the coun-

try-dwelling of Colonel Caus-

tic, . . . .

No. 32. Account of the Colonel's

family and occupations in the

country. Sketch of the charac-

ter of his sister,..

263

278

80

No. 33. Relation of a visit at

the house of Lord Grubwell, a

neighbour of Colonel Caustic's, 289

✓ No. 34. Importance of feelings ac-
commodated to happiness, il-
lustrated in the characters of
Clitander and Eudocius,.
No. 36. Narrative of a country fa-
mily raised to sudden affluence
by the arrival of a son from
India, and of the taxes to which

the enjoyment of wealth is sub-

ject; in a letter from Marjory

Mushroom,...

315

PACE

Lounger, No. 58. Dream of a court institu-
ted for the dissolution of mar-

riages, on the ground of a de-
ception in some of the parties, 526
No. 40. Qualifications of a coun-
try clergyman required by his
patron, and his patron's family.
Amiable character of the cier-
gyman of Colonel Caustic's pa-
rish,

No. 41. Argument for the exist

ence of sorcery. Enumeration

of various kinds of modern

witchcraft,..

No. 45. Second letter from Jere

miah Dy-soon, containing a

narrative of his expedition to

England for the beneft of his

health,..

No. 48. The sentiment and the
moral of Time. Refections DC-
casioned by the beginning of a

new year,

533

351

304

880

PAGE.

Lounger, No. 31. On rural pleasures and

rural contemplation; a visit

from the Author to the coun-

try-dwelling of Colonel Caus-

tic,...

No. 32. Account of the Colonel's

family and occupations in the

country. Sketch of the charac-

ter of his sister,

...

263

278

No. 33. Relation of a visit at

the house of Lord Grubwell, a

neighbour of Colonel Caustic's, 289

No. 34. Importance of feelings ac-

commodated to happiness, il-

lustrated in the characters of

Clitander and Eudocius,..... 30
80

No. 36. Narrative of a country fa-

mily raised to sudden affluence

by the arrival of a son from

India, and of the taxes to which

the enjoyment of wealth is sub-

ject; in a letter from Marjory

Mushroom,.......

315

Lounger, No. 38. Dream of a court institu-

ted for the dissolution of mar-

PAGE.

riages, on the ground of a de-

ception in some of the parties, 326

No. 40. Qualifications of a coun-

try clergyman required by his

patron, and his patron's family.

Amiable character of the cler-

gyman of Colonel Caustic's pa-

rish,

No. 41. Argument for the exist-

...

ence of sorcery. Enumeration
of various kinds of modern

witchcraft, ....

339

351

No. 45. Second letter from Jere-

miah Dy-soon, containing a

narrative of his expedition to

England for the benefit of his

health,.

No. 48. The sentiment and the

moral of Time. Reflections oc-

casioned by the beginning of a

new year,

364

380