No.

413-421. Essays on the Pleasures of Imagination

Addison.

422. On Raillery-Characters of Callisthenes, Acetus,

and Minutius

Steele,

423. Advice to Gloriana respecting the studied Addresses

of Strephon and Damon

Steele,

424. On good Humour-the Country Infirmary

425. Beauties of the Evening—Vicissitudes of Night and

Day, a Drama

Unknown.

426. Story of Basilius Valentine and his Son Steele.

427. The Love of Defamation

428. Various Subjects proposed for Speculation

429. Infirmary for ill-humoured People--Memorials pre-

sented

Steele.

430. Increase of Beggars-Impostorsmimproper Free-

doms of married People

Steele.

431. Negligence of Parents--Letters of Ricbard and

Sabina Rentfree

Steele.

432. On Prejudice and Emulation—a sulky Wife--April

Day Jest

Steele,

433. Advantages of the Sexes associating History of a

male Republic

Addison,

434. History of a female Republic

435. Female Dress-Mixture of the Sexes in one Person

-Female Equestrians

Addison.

436. A Visit to the Bear Garden

Steele.

437. Character of Sempronia, a Match-maker-Letter on

naked Shoulders

Steele.

438. On a passionate Temper—the angry Bookseller and

calm Customer

Steele.

439. The manner of Courts—the Spy and the Cardinal

Addison.

440. Proceedings of the Infirmary for ill-humoured People

Addison.

441. Happiness of Dependance on the Supreme Being

Addison.

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