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GUARDIAN.

N° 123.176.

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CONTENTS.

VOL. XVIII.

7

No.

123. ON Seducers of Innocence-Letter to

one from another.

124. Letters from an University Lion-on

Horns-Burlesque Lyric-visit to

the Lion

125. Pleasures of Spring-Music of Birds

126. The Attractions of Friendship and Bene-

volence

ADDISON

..TICKELL

BERKELEY

STEELE

127. The Court of Venus from Claudian . L. EUSDEN

128. On the Demolition of Dunkirk

129. On Anger, Revenge, Duelling

130. Merit of the speculative and active Part

of Mankind

131. On Habits of Sloth and Vice

132. Letters from a young Man in Sickness

from the Husband of a Woman that

is never in the Wrong-from the

Wife of one of the Dumb Club-on

naked Breasts.

133. Duel between Sir Edward Sackville and

Lord Bruce

134. The Lion, how treated by the Town-
Complaint of a Wife's Dress

BARTELETT

STEELE

STEELE

ADDISON

No.

135. Best way to bear Calumny

136. Various Causes of Death-Country Bill

of Mortality.

137. Advantages of illustrious Birth-how con-

taminated-Pride of Mr. Ironside

138. On Regard for Posterity

139. History of Lions-Story of Androcles

140. On Female Dress-Letter to Pope Cle-

ment on the Tucker

141. On Wit-Life of the Author

142. Danger of Masquerades-Letter from a

Dealer in Fig Leaves.

143. Account of the Terrible Club

144. Variety of Humour among the English

145. Letters from a Swaggerer-concerning a

Challenge-Advertisement.

146. History of Lions-Story of Sir George

Davis

147. Folly of Extravagance in new married

Persons

148. History of Santon Barsisa

149. Genius requisite to excel in Dress.

150. On Paternal Affection-Story of a French

Nobleman.

. ADDISON

STEELE

GAY

STEELE

151. Letter from the Father of a young Rake STEELE

152. Comparative Merit of the two Sexes, an

Allegory

153. Pride not made for Man

154. Lucifer's Account of a Masquerade

155. Utility of Learning to the Female Sex

156. History and Economy of Ants.

157. The same, concluded

.

158. Proper Employment of Time; a Vision.

159. Story of Miss Betty, cured of her Vanity

160. Conjectures of concealed Meanings under

the History of the Ants

161. Proper Sense and Notion of Honour

162. Humour of a blunt Squire--Complaisance

-Story of Schacabac

163. Letter from an insulted Chaplain-Poem

by Sir Thomas More.

164. On Translations-Speech of Pluto from

Claudian

L. EUSDEN