The Spectator, Volume 2

George Washington Greene

J. B. Lippincott Company, 1880

THE SPECTATOR Continued	54

297	60

303	67

321	92

327	101

Letters from Tom Trippit complaining of a Greek Quo	177

Letter on PinMoneyReflections on that Custom	204

323	227

On the Idea of the Supreme Being	545

On vain Hopes of temporal ObjectsStory of Alnaschar	549

On Extravagance in StorytellingEpitaph in Pancras Churchyard	562

Criticisms on the SpectatorLetter on the Decay of the Club	563

Meditation on the Frame of the Human Body	567

Cures performed by the Spectator	572

On Reluctance to leave the World	576

Proposal for a new Club	580

On the Itch of Writing	582

Account of the Spectator opening his Mouth	583

Story of Hilpa	584

The same concluded	585

On ConversationLetter by the Ambassador of Bantam	587

On Eternity	590

Endeavours of Mankind to get rid of their Burdens a Dream	591

Dramatic ImprovementsCriticisms	592

The same concluded	596

On a merry and serious Cast of Temper	598

Account of the Widows Club	600

On EgotismRetailers of old Jokes	604

On the Nature of Manof the Supreme Being	608

Method of Political Writers affecting Secrecy Specimen	613

Coffeehouse Conversation on the preceding PaperThe Whole Duty of Man turned into a Libel	616

On Drunkenness	619

Advantages of seeking the Protection of the Supreme Being	622

Advantages of Content	627

The present Life preparatory to the Happiness of Eter nity	632

On Singularity the Dread and Affectation of it	635

On AdulteryDogs which grarded the Temple of Vul can	638

On the Glories of Heaven	641

872	670

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Titel	The Spectator, Volume 2 The Spectator, George Washington Greene
Redacteur	George Washington Greene
Bijdragers	Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele
Uitgever	J. B. Lippincott Company, 1880
Oorspronkelijk uit	Purdue University
Gedigitaliseerd	31 jan 2023

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329	233

Transmigration of SoulsLetter from a Monkey	249

355	256

Various Advantages of the SpectatorsPaperPrinting	263

Bill of Mortality of Lovers	271

Sir Roger de Coverleys Visit to Spring Gardens	279

887	287

On CompassionAnn Boleyns Letter	297

Character of English OratoryUse of proper Gestures	312

F SPECTATOR Continued	379

Means of strengthening Faith	441

CriticismSpecimen of various Readings	448

On religious Hope	455

Letter on Gardening	462

Letters from Henpeckt Husbandsfrom a Woman mar	471

On the Price and Success of the Spectator	488

On Religious Melancholy	494

On party Lies	507

On giving Advice	517

THE SI ECTATOR Continued 523 Poetry too often mixed with MythologyEdict on that	523

Subject	534

Rules of Precedency among Authors and Actors	538

Account of the Marriage of Will Honeycomb	542

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