COPYRIGHT, 1898, BY

SAMUEL THURBER.

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Norwood Press
J. S. Cushing & Co. - Berwick & Smith

Norwood Mass. U.S.A.

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Introduction

1. The Spectator introduces Himself. No..1.

2. The Spectator Club. No. 2

3. Wit versus Manners. No. 6

4. The Spectator's Policy Discussed. No. 34 .

5. A Fashionable Lady's Library. No. 37

6. The Spectator at Sir Roger's. No. 106

7. Sir Roger and his Dependants. No. 107.

8. Will Wimble. No. 108

9. The Coverley Portrait Gallery. No. 109

10. Haunted Houses. No. 110

11. The Immortality of the Soul. No. 111

12. Sunday in the Country. No. 112

13. Sir Roger in Love. No. 113

14. The Importance of Economy. No. 114

15. Hunting as an Exercise. No. 115

16. The Spectator in the Hunting-field. No. 116

17. Moll White, the Witch. No. 117

18. How Confidants prevent the Making of Matches.

No. 118

19. Town and Country Manners. No. 119

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