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Steele. J

522. ADVICE to Ladies on Marriage

Addison.

523. Poetry too often mixed with Mythology-Edict on
that Subject.
524. On Visions-Steele. Visions of worldly and hea-

venly Wisdom

Dunlop & Montgomery.

525. Success of the Spectators-on Marriage-Letter of

Pliny to Hispulla

Hughes.

526. On Templars turning Hackney-coachmen-Com-

mission to Mr. John Sly

Steele.

528. Complaints of Rachel Welladay against the young

Men of the Age

Steele.

529. Rules of Precedency amongst Authors and Actors

Addison.

530. Account of the Marriage of Will Honeycomb

531. On the Idea of the Supreme Being

532. The Author's Success in producing meritorious

Writings-Adrian's Verses-Steele. Verses to the

Spectator--Tickell. Letter from Mr. Sly on Hats--Steele.

533. Letters on Parents forcing the Inclinations of their

Children on Rudeness and Impudence

534. Letters from a spoilt rich Beauty-Dapperwit's

Question from a Grocer in Love-from an Idol-

a Minute from Mr. Sly

536. The Author's Interview with a Lady-her Letter on

proper Employment for Beaux-Character of a

Shoeing-horn

537. On the Dignity of Human Nature

Addison.

Hughes.

538. On Extravagance in Story-telling-Epitaph in Pan-

cras Churchyard .

Addison.

539. The Intentions of a Widow respecting her Suitors-
Steele. On Delay in Marriage-Budgell. On a Cler-
gyman spoiling one of Tillotson's Sermons-Hughes.

540. Letter on the Merits of Spenser

541. On Pronunciation and Action

542. Criticisms on the Spectator-Letter on the Decay