SPECTATOR.

N° 62---131

Erdei Farrila
4.6.32

CONTENTS.

VOL. VII.

No.

C

62. DIFFERENCE between Trueand False

Wit-Mixt Wit .................. ADDISON

63. Allegory of several Schemes of

Wit ....................................

64. On Public Mournings ................ STEELE

65. Characters of Sir Fopling Flutter,

Dorimant, and Harriett ..........

66. Letter on Fashionable Education ... HUGHES

Errors in the Common Modes ...... STEELE

67. Dancing-the Dangers of it-Coun-

try Dances-Exhibition of Pic-

tures .................................. BUDGELL

68. On Friendship ......................... ADDISON

69. Visit to the Royal Exchange-

Benefit of extensive Commerce ..

70. Critique on the Ballad of Chevy-

Chase ..................................

-- 71. Love-Love-Letter of James to

Betty ................................. STEELE

72. Account of the Everlasting Club ... ADDISON

73. Passion for Fame and Praise-Cha-

racter of the Idols .................

74. Continuation of the Critique on

Chevy-Chase ........

No,

75. Idea of a Fine Gentleman--Cha-

racters of Vocifer and Ignotus .. STEELE

76. Memoirs of the private Life of Pha-

ramond ..............................

77. Absense of Mind-Bruyere's Cha-

racter of an absent Man .......... BUDGELL

78. Claim of Cambridge to the Origin

of the Ugly Club - Petition of

Who and Which .................. STEELE

79. Letter from a Coquette-from B.

D. on formal Devotion ...........

80. History of Phillis and Brunetta -

the Remonstrance of That"....... -

81. Fernale Party-Spirit discovered by

Patches .............................. ADDISON

82. The Misery of being in Deht ...... steele

83. Dream of a Picture Gallery ......... ADDISON

84. Private Life of Pharamond-Story

.of. Spinamont ....................... STEELE

85. Fate of Writings-Ballad of the

Children in the Wood ............. ADDISON

86. On Physiognomy .........

87. On Beauties-Letter from a Beau-

ty ...................................... STEELE

Letter on Idols .......................... EUSDEN

88. Manners of Servants-Mischief of

Board-Wages ...................... STEELE

89. Lovers--Demurrage-Folly of De-

murrage ............................... ADDISON

90. Punishment of a voluptuous Man

after Death-Adventure of M.

Pontignan ...........................

:: 91. Loves of Honoria and Flavia ........ HUGHES

- 92. Books for a Lady's Library ......... ADDISON

93. Proper Methods of employing

Time ......,

No.

ADDISON

94. Subject continued - Pursuit of

Knowledge ............

95. Letter on Demonstrations of Grief

- Female reading ................... STEELE

96. Adventures of a Servant .............

97. Pharamond and Eucrate on Duels . -

98. Ladies Head-dresses .................. ADDISON

- 99. The Chief Point of Honour in Men

and Women-Duelling ...........

100: Complaints of Sickness-Charac-

ters of Harry Tersett and Vari-

las ................................... STEELE

101. Uncertainty of Fame-Specimen

of a History of the Reign of

Anne 1 .............

.. ADDISON

102. Exercise of the Fan ...........

103. Compliments-Extracts on Since-

rity B............................. STEELE

--- 104. Decency of Behaviour ...............

Letter on a Female Equestrian ....· HUGHES

105. Will Honeycomb's Knowledge of

the World-various kinds of Pe-

dants .................

ADDISON

106. Spectator's visit to Sir R. de Cover-

ley's Country Seat-the Knight's

domestic Establishment ...........

107. His Conduct to his Servants ........ STEELE

108. Character of Will Wimble ........ ADDISON

109. Sir Roger's Ancestors ................ STEELE

110. On Ghosts and Apparitions ......... ADD:SN

111. Immateriality of the Soul .............

112. A Sunday in the Country-Sir Ro.

ger's Behaviour at Church .......

113. His Account of his Disappointment

in Love .............................. STEELE

114. On the Shame apd Fear of Poverty