THE

GUARDIAN;

A NEW EDITION

CORRECTED FROM THE ORIGINALS,

WITH

A PREFACE,

HISTORICAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL,

BY ALEX. CHALMERS, F.S.A.

VOL. III.

NEW-YORK,

PUBLISHED BY E. SARGEANT AND M. & W. WARD; AND MUNROE AND FRANCIS, AND

EDWARD COTTON, BOSTON.

PRINTED BY MUNROE & FRANCIS,

CORNHILL, BOSTON.

CONTENTS.

VOLUME III.

No.

123.

ON

N Seducers of Innocence-Letter to

one from another.

....

124. Letters from an University Lion-on

Horns-Burlesque Lyric-visit to the

Lion

ADDISON.

125. Pleasures of Spring-Music of Birds. TICKELL.

126. The Attractions of Friendship and Bene-

132. Letters from a young Man in Sickness-

from the Husband of a Woman that is

never in the Wrong-from the Wife

of one of the Dumb Club-on naked

Breasts

133. Duel between Sir Edward Sackville

and Lord Bruce . .

134. The Lion, how treated by the Town-

Complaint of a Wife's Dress

STEELE.

STEELE.

.....

ADDISON.

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135. Best way to bear Calumny.

136. Various Causes of Death-Country Bill ·

of Mortality.

137. Advantages of illustrious Birth--how con-

taminated-Pride of Mr. Ironside

138. On Regard for Posterity.

139. History of Lions-Story of Androcles

140. On Female Dress-Letter to Pope Cle-

ment on the Tucker

141. On Wit-Life of the Author.

142. Danger of Masquerades-Letter from a

Dealer in Fig Leaves

143. Account of the Terrible Club.

144. Variety of Humour among the English

145. Letters from a Swaggerer-concerning

a Challenge-Advertisement

146. History of Lions-Story of Sir George

Davis

147. Folly of Extravagance in new married

Persons

148. History of Santon Barsisa .

ADDISON.

STEELE.

149. Genius requisite to excel in Dress. . . . GAY.

150. On Paternal Affection-Story of a French

.. STEELE.

151. Letter from the Father of a young Rake

152. Comparative Merit of the two Sexes, an

Allegory

153. Pride not made for Man

154. Lucifer's Account of a Masquerade

155. Utility of Learning to the Female Sex.

156. History and Economy of Ants :

157. The same, concluded.

ADDISON

158. Proper Employment of Time; a Vision.
159. Story of Miss Betty, cured of her Vanity