BOOK IV.

Sect.

Narratives, Dialogues, &c. with other bumourous, facetious, and

entertaining Pieces.

Authors. Pag. Sect.

Sterne. 789 47 Example, its Prevalence

7 Dialogue between Mr. Addifon and Dr.

Swift

Dialogues of the Dead. 800

8 The Hill of Science; a Vifion

9 On the Love of Life

10 The Canal and the Brook

11 The Story of a difabled Soldier

12 Ulyffes and Circe.

dangerous when copied without

Judgment

48 Exile only an imaginary Evil

cannot hurt a reflecting Man

49 Love of Fame

50 Enthufiafm

51 Free-thinking, Abuses of
The Unbeliever's Creed

Aikin. 801
Goldf. 803
Aikin. 805
Goldfm. 806

52 Fortune not to be trusted

53

Dial. Dead. 808

Akin. 810

18 Dialogue betwixt Mercury, an English
Duellift, and a North American Sa-

Authors. Pag.

Boling. $55

855

855

Fitzofb. 856

her Evils difarmed by Patience
Delicacy conftitutional

of Tafte defirable
teaches us to felect our
54 Detraction a deteftable Vice
55 Learning, its Application
its Progref's

14 Scene between Col. Rivers and Sir Harry 811

.15 On Dignity of Manners

Chesterf. 812

16 On Vulgarity

812

17 On Good-breeding

813

--

useless without Tafte

its Obstructions

56 Mankind, a Portrait of

57 Manors, their Origin, &c.

58 Hard Words defended

Difcontent, its common Lot

60 Feodal System, History of

61 Of British Juries

62 Juftice, its Nature, &c. defined

63 Habit, Difficulty of conquering

64 Halfpenny, its Adventures

Hume. 862

863

Idler. 863

Sterne. $64

Blackstone., 865
Idler. 868
Rambler. 869
Blackstone. 870
Orrery. 873
Goldim. $74
Idler. 874
Adventurer. 875

65 Hiftory, our natural Fondness for it, and

its true Ufe

66 Human Nature, its Dignity

67 Operations of confidered

68 Oeconomy, Want of it no

Genius

exemplified in the Story of an

828

829

69 Operas ridiculed

70 Patience recommended

Lyttelton. 879

Bolingbroke. S80

Chefterf. 830

71

31 Egotifm to be avoided

831

Afs

32 Letter to Lord ***

Sterne. 880

Conn. 881

$82

74 True Pleafure defined

75 Politenefs, how manifefted

The Nutri.ion of Scriblerus

835 76 Poet, Bufinefs and Qualifications

of de-

835

Play Things

Mulic

Logic

The Seat of the Soul

The Soul a Quality

34 Diversity of Geniuses

The Advancement of the Bathos
Dedications and Panegyrics

A Recipe to make an Epic Poem
To make an Epic Poem

35 The Duty of a Clerk

36 Cruelty to Animals

37 Paftoral Comedy

38 Dogs

-

840 80 Retirement of no Ufe to fome

81 Revolution of 1688, its Consequences

841
82 Riddles defended

842 83 Senfes perverted by Fafhion

1

84 Simplicity, its Beauty in Writing
confpicuous in the Scriptures
preferable to Refinement in writing

845 88 Enumeration of Superftitions obferved

848 89 Swearing, indelicate and wicked

850 90 Sympathy, a Source of the Sublime 902

43 Defence against a Noble Lord's Reflections 851 91 Effects in the Diftreffes of others

44 The Death of Mr. Gay

853

Rambler 853 92 Tears not unworthy of an Hero
Orrery: 854 93 Terror, a Source of the Sublime

fcribed

Fobnfon. 884

Remarks on fome of the best, both

Ancient and Modern

Dryden. 885

Remarks on fome of the beft En-

glish Dramatic ones

886

79 Property, Origin and Right

of,

ex-

plained

Blackstone. 887

Boling. 891

891

Fitzolb. 891

Smollett. 892

Brown. 894