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1820.

HARVARD UNIVERSITY LIBRARY

CONTENTS

OF THE

SECOND VOLUME.

NUMB.

page

✓ 71. NO man believes that his own life will be short - 1

✓72. The necessity of good humour - - - . 6

73. The lingering expectation of an heir . • 12

74. Peevishness equally wretched and offensive. The i

character of Tetrica - ... - - 18

75. The world never known but by a change of for-

tune. The history of Melissa • · - 24

76. The arts by which bad men are reconciled to

.theinselves , -, .ii ..119.31.

77. 'The learned seldom despised but when they de.

serve contempt

. .

- . 36

78. The power of uovelty. Mortality too familiar to.' .. i

raise apprehensions - - - ... - 42

79. A suspicious man justly suspected .. .. .. 48

80. Variety necessary to happiness. : A Winter scene 54

81. The great rule of action. Debts of justice to be

distinguished froin debts of charity