The British Essayists

No.

227. Case of an envious Man

Steele.

228. Letters from High Church-On Almanack

Weather-From a Writer of Advertisements

Steele.

Addison.

229. Remarks on the Author's Enemies-Fable of

the Owls, Bats, and the Sun

230. Improprieties of Phrase-Affectation of Polite-

ness-Vulgarisms

Swift.

231. The Taming of the Shrew-Present of Wine

Steele.

232. Letter from the Upholsterer-Rage for Politics

Steele.

233. History of Joseph and his Brethren

234. Letters on Education: Greenwood-Devotion

Steele.

236. Account of the Migration of Frogs into Ireland

Steele.

237. Effects of the Touch of Ithuriel's Spear, a

Dream

(probably) Addison.

238. Description of a City-shower: Swift-Prose

Part of the Paper

Steele.

239. Remarks on the Author's Enemies-The

Examiner

Addison.

240. On the Science of Physic-Quacks of the

Time

241. On Drinking-Improper Behaviour at Church

--On By-words-Fee at St. Paul's

242. On Raillery and Satire-Horace and Juvenal

Steele.

243. Adventures of the Author when Invisible

244. On Eloquence-Talents for Conversation-

Pedantry

245. Advertisement of Lady Fardingale's stolen

Goods-Letter from a Black Boy

Steele.

No.

246. On a Censorious Disposition-Letters to De-
faulters-Characters of Plumbeus and Levis
Steele.
247. Letter from Almeira, an Edinburgh young lady
-And Answer by Mrs. Jenny Distaff • Steele.
248. On the Improvement of Beauty by Exercise--
Lazy Ladies-Very busy ones

249. Adventures of a Shilling

250. Institution of a Court of Honour

Steele.

Addison.

251. On Virtuous Independence-Where true Hap-
piness is to be found