THE

SPECTATOR;

A NEW EDITION:

CORRECTED FROM THE ORIGINALS.

WITH

A PREFACE,

HISTORICAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL,

Bx ALEX. CHALMERS, F. S. A.

VOL. VI.

NEW-YORK:

PUBLISHED BY E. SARGEANT, AND M. & W. WARD);
AND MUNROE, FRANCIS & PARKER, AND
EDWARD COTTON,

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CONTENTS,

VOL. VI.

No.

311. LETTER on Fortune-stealers.....

HUGHES.

Remarks on them--on Widows

Addison.

312. On Sorrow-Power of bearing Calamities

--Letter on the Prayers of Clergymen be-

fore Sermon

STEELE.

313. Comparative Advantages of public and pri-

vate Education

BUDGELL

314. Letters from a Lover and Answer-from

John Trott on his Courtship-Qualifica-

tion of a Poet--Encoring in the Theatres

-Female Education.

STEELE.

315. ¡Criticism on Paradise Lost..

Addison.

316. Letters on Idleness-From a Lover. UNKNOWN

317. On waste of time-Journal of a Citizen .. ADDISON.

318) Amours of Escalus, an old Beau.... STEELE.

319. Letters from Dorinda, complaining of the

Spectator's Partiality-From a Man of

Fashion

BUDGELL.

320. Court of Inquisition on Maids and Bache-

lors-Letter from an Idler...

STEELE

321. Criticism on Paradise Lost..

Addison

322. Letter from Octavia complaining of the In-

gratitude of her Husband..

STEELE

323. Clarindas' Journal of a week

ADDISON.

324. Account of the Mohock Club-Letter

from a Countryman to his Mistress STEEL.E.

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