is by far the richest this country has ever
produced, no pains have been spared to
render it proportionably superior in bril-
liancy and fierling value.

To promote the interests of Virtue by
exłibiting her in her most pleasing atti-
tudes--to induce, if possible, mankind to
pursue that road which alone leads to true
happirers, is the warmest wish of the Edi-
tur's heart; and he firmly believes, there is
no mode so effectual, as strewing such
flowers as these in their way--for impene-
trable must that heart be which cannot be
soften’d by so much good sense, enliven'd
with so much good humour.

CONTENTS

CO N T E N T S.

Page

THE A

154

220

Page Criticifm

248
The Conquest

264
46 The Charity · 267
The dead Afs

123

D
Humouring immoral

The Dwarf
Appetites
125

136
Reflections on Death

142
Tribute of Affection

Defamation

186
The Address

252
Dissatisfaction

189
B
Death

191
Remainder of the Story Distress

203
of 'Trim's Brother 71 The Dance

215
The Beguine

75 Corp. Trim's Reflec-
Beauty

207 tions on Death
с

E
The Abuses of Con.

Ejaculation

172
science
49 Epitaph on a Lady

250
Confolation

132 The Case of Elijah and
The Captive

the Widow of Za-
Charity

139

rephath confidered 273
The Contrast

163

Evils
Croffes in Life 162 Eloquence
Trim's Explanation of Enmity
the fifth Command-

F
ment

173

Fellow-feeling 114
Covetousness

192
Frailty

L21
Contentment 214-227
Curiosity

Feeling & Beneficence 144
232
Flattery

174
Contumely

240
AS

Forgiveness

-

134

214
187
231

201

IO2

187 Letters

87

Forgiveness

174

J
Favours

175
Rustic Felicity 176 Capt. Shandy's Justifi-
Fille de Chambre 235 cation, &c.

127
G

Mr. Shandy's Bed of

Justice
The Grace

Judgment of the World 254
Yorick's Opinion of

Justice

256
Gravity

169 Justice and Honesty 259
Oftentatious Genero-

L
fity

181
Generosity

2
H

The Story of Le Fevre 18
Le Dimanche

104
The Hobby-Horse 84 Mr. Shandy's Letter
'The Parson's Horse 95 to his Brother on
Happiness
151 Love

209
Yorick's Death a bro-

M
ken Heart

155
Health

173

Maria
Affected Honesty 179

The Monk

107
Corpl. Trim's Defini- The Merciful Man

115.
tion of radical Heat House of Mourning

118
and Moisture

130
Humility

194
Reffcctions Man

upon 171
Humility contrasted

Life of Man
with Pride

195

Difference in Men
Hunger

208

Misfortunes and Con-

folation
I

269
Illusion

103
Insensibility 122 Opposition

126
Indolence

131 Pleasures of Observa-
Forgiveness of Injuries 150

tion and Study 143
Inhumanity

254 Oppression vanquish'd 148
Power of light Inci- Against hafty Opinion 178
dents

162 Opinion
The Interruption 170 Rooted Opinion not
Imposture
212 easily eradicated

191
Injury -

234 Oppreilion
Insolence
ib. Charity to Orphans 246

The

187 Mercy

172

185

218

P
Solitude

174
The Ways of Providence Affected Sanctity 180
juftified to Man -
294 Society

188 The Preceptor

17 Sorrow and Heaviness
The Pulse

34
of Heart

190
The Pie-Man
40 Sorrow

192 Pity 116 Simplicity

192 Affected Piety

180 Shame and Disgrace 232 Patience and Content. 194 Seduction

241 Pride

197
Slander

242 Dr. Slop and Sufan.

245 Bad Effects of Quackery 256 Suicide

255 R

Regulation of Spirit 258 Religion

106

T
Mr. Shandy's Resigna-
tion for the Loss of

The Translation 228 his Son

The Temptation

260
225
Death-bed Repentance 251

U
Application of Riches 265
Reason

266 Uncertainty
Unity

126 S

V
The Sword

43
Sensibility

Vice not without use 163 The Supper 100 Vanity

179 Slander

119

Virtue and Vice 218 The Starling

132

W
Slavery

146
Dr. Slop and Obadiah

Writing meeting

165 Wit and Judgment 181 Selfishness and Mean- Wisdom

207-219 ness 168 The Watch Coat

• 305

122

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