The Guardian

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The Miſchiefs of Superftition and Infidelity The Hiftory of Fidelia	198

The Hiftory of Fidelia continued	201

The Hiftory of Fidelia concluded	205

Obſervations on the Odyſſey continued	209

Incitement to Enterprize and Emulation Some Account of the Admirable Crichton	211

Perfonal Beauty produced by Moral Sentiment	214

Obfervations on the Odyſſey concluded	216

Folly of falſe Pretences to Importance A Journey in a Stage Coach	218

CXI The Pleasures and Advantages of Industry	282

Ill Effects of general Familiarity and wanton Rudeness	285

Obfervations on Shakespeares King Lear	288

an Eastern Story	290

The Value of Life fixed by Hope and Fear and therefore de CXV The Itch of Writing univerfal	293

Obfervations on King Lear continued	295

Defdemona	298

Danger of affuming the Appearance of Evil The Story of CXVIII The Story of Defdemona concluded	301

Study Compofition and Converſe equally neceffary to Intel lectual Accompliſhment	220

The Life of Agamus an old Debauchee	223

LXXXVII Politenefs a neceffary Auxiliary to Knowledge and Virtue	225

Obſervations on Dreaming and Madneſs Remarkable Lu nacy of Mr Simon Browne	227

A Fragment of Simonides and an Imitation of it	230

No Univerfal Rule of Moral Conduct as it refpects Society Story xc Literary Offerings in the Temple of Fame a Vifion	232

of Yamodin and Tamira	234

Criticiſm on the Paftorals of Virgil	237

Obfervations on the Tempeft of Shakeſpeare	240

Idlenefs however fortunate incapable of Felicity Story of Ned Froth	242

Apology for apparent Plagiarifm Sources of Literary Variety	245

The Neceffity of reducing Imagination under the Dominion of Reafon exemplified	247

Obfervations on the Tempeſt concluded	249

Account of Tim Wildgoofe by Himfelf Project to prevent the Difappointment of Modern Ambition	251

Projectors injudiciously cenfured and applauded	253

the Life of Nomentanus	256

CJ Blemishes in the Paradiſe Loft	258

Infelicities of Retirement to Men of Bufinefs	261

Natural and adventitious Excellence lefs defirable than Virtue Al merine and Shelimah a Fairy Tale	263

The Fairy Tale concluded	265

On the Fragments of Menander	268

Infenfibility of Danger when mistaken for Courage	271

Different Opinions equally plauſible	273

The Uncertainty of Human Things	275

A Vifit to Bedlam with Dean Swift a Viſion	278

Pity not an Expreſſion of ſtrong Benevolence	280

The Folly of creating Inartificial Wants	304

The Miferies of Life	306

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Obfervations on King Lear concluded CXXI The Adventures of a Loufe CXXIII Fatal Effects of Fashionable Levities The Story of Flavilla CXXIV T...	89

Agamuss Account of his Daughter continued CXXXVI Concluded	99

Writers not a ufelefs Generation CXXXVIII Their Happinefs and Infelicity CXXXIX The Defign of the Critical Papers in the Adventurer CXL Accou...	127

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Titel	The Guardian Band 2,Ausgabe 2 von Harrison's British classicks
Mitwirkende	Sir Richard Steele, Joseph Addison
Verlag	Harrison and Company, 1788
Original von	Harvard University
Digitalisiert	12. Dez. 2008

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