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The

Lake English Classics

General Editor

LINDSAY TODD DAMON

Professor of English, Brown University

ADDISON AND STEELE-Sir Roger de Coverly PapersABBOTT

ADDISON AND STEELE-Selections from The Tatler and The Spectator-ABBOTT

-American Short Stories-ROYSTER

AUSTEN-Pride and Prejudice-WARD
BROWNING-Selected Poems-REYNOLDS
Builders of Democracy-GREENLAW

BUNYAN-The Pilgrim's Progress-LATHAM

BURKE-Speech on Conciliation with Collateral Readings—

WARD

BURNS Selected Poems

CARLYLE-Essay on Burns

} 1vol.-MARSH

CHAUCER-Selections-GREENLAW

COLERIDGE-The Ancient Mariner

LOWELL-Vision of Sir Launfal

1 vol.-MOODY

COOPER-The Last of the Mohicans-LEWIS

COOPER-The Spy-DAMON

DANA-Two Years Before the Mast-WESTCOTT
DEFOE-Robinson Crusoe-HASTINGS

Democracy Today-GAUSS

DE QUINCEY-The Flight of a Tartar Tribe-FRENCH
DE QUINCEY-Joan of Arc and Selections-MOODY
DICKENS-A Christmas Carol, etc.-Broadus
DICKENS-A Tale of Two Cities-BALDWIN
DICKENS- -David Copperfield-BALDWIN
DRYDEN-Palamon and Arcite-COOK

ELIOT, GEORGE-Silas Marner-HANCOCK

ELIOT, GEORGE-The Mill on the Floss WARD
EMERSON-Essays and Addresses-HEYDRICK

English Poems-From POPE, GRAY, GOLDSMITH, COLERIDGE,
BYRON, MACAULAY, ARNOLD, and others-SCUDDER

English Popular Ballads-HART
Essays-English and American-ALDEN

Familiar Letters, English and American-GREENLAW
FRANKLIN-Autobiography-GRIFFIN

French Short Stories-SCHWEIKERT

GASKELL (Mrs.)-Cranford-HANCOCK

GOLDSMITH-The Vicar of Wakefield-MORTON

HAWTHORNE The House of the Seven Gables-HERRICK HAWTHORNE-Twice-Told Tales-HERRICK AND BRUERE HUGHES-Tom Brown's School Days-DE MILLE

IRVING-Life of Goldsmith-KRAPP

IRVING The Sketch Book-KRAPP

The Lake English Classics—continued

IRVING-Tales of a Traveller-and parts of The Sketch Book -KRAPP

-LAMB-Essays of Elia-BENEDICT

LONGFELLOW-Narrative Poems-POWELL

LOWELL-Visions of Sir Launfal-See Coleridge

MACAULAY-Essays on Addison and Johnson-NEWCOMER MACAULAY-Essays on Clive and Hastings-NEWCOMER MACAULAY-Goldsmith, Frederic the Great, Madame D'Arblay -NEWCOMER

MACAULAY-Essays on Milton and Addison-NEWCOMER MILTON-L'Allegro, Il Penseroso, Comus, and Lycidas

NEILSON

MILTON-Paradise Lost, Books I and II—FARLEY
Modern Plays, A Book of COFFMAN

Old Testament Narratives-RHODES

One Hundred Narrative Poems-TETER

PALGRAVE-The Golden Treasury-NEWCOMER
PARKMAN-The Oregon Trail-MACDONALD
POE-Poems and Tales, Selected-NEWCOMER

POPE Homer's Iliad, Books I, VI, XXII, XXIV-CRESSY AND
MOODY

READE-The Cloister and the Hearth-DE MILLE

RUSKIN-Sesame and Lilies-LINN

-Russian Short Stories-SCHWEIKERT

SCOTT-Lady of the Lake-MOODY

SCOTT-Lay of the Last Minstrel-MoODY AND WILLARD
SCOTT-Marmion-MoODY AND WILLARD

SCOTT-Ivanhoe-SIMONDS

SCOTT-Quentin Durward-SIMONDS

Selections from the Writings of Abraham Lincoln-HAMILTON SHAKSPERE-The Neilson Edition-Edited by W. A. NEILSON,

As You Like It

Macbeth

Hamlet

Henry V

Julius Cæsar

Midsummer-Night's Dream
Romeo and Juliet

The Tempest

Twelfth Night

SHAKSPERE-The Merchant of Venice-LOVETT

SOUTHEY-Life of Nelson-WESCOTT

STEVENSON-Inland Voyage and Travels with a Donkey

LEONARD

STEVENSON-Kidnapped-LEONARD

STEVENSON-Treasure Island-BROADUS

TENNYSON-Selected Poems-REYNOLDS

TENNYSON-The Princess-COPELAND

THACKERAY-English Humorists-CUNLIFFE AND WATT

THACKERAY-Henry Esmond-PHELPS

THOREAU-Walden-BOWMAN

Three American Poems-The Raven, Snow-Bound, Miles Standish-GREEVER

Types of the Short Story-HEYDRICK
VIRGIL-Eneid-ALLINSON AND ALLINSON

Washington, Webster, Lincoln, Selections from-DENNEY

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REVISED EDITION WITH HELPS TO STUDY

Addinson, Joseph, 1672-1719
THE SIR ROGER

DE COVERLEY PAPERS

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PREFACE

There is perhaps no humor in literature more likely to appeal to a girl of sensitive tastes than the delicate. strokes of Addison; there is certainly no period in English life so likely to appeal to a boy of masculine tastes as the brilliant and intensely human age of Queen Anne. The humor of Addison must be left to disclose itself; it is never improved by the officiousness of an editor. Much can be done, however, to illustrate and make graphic the age for which and in which Steele and Addison wrote. This is the especial purpose of this volume. In the Introduction, I have not restricted myself to such a brief account of Queen Anne's time as a boy or a girl might read off-hand at a sitting. On the contrary, I have attempted to gather historical material from which the teacher may draw as occasion calls in the class-room. The teacher is urged, however, not to stop here; the pupils need to be set tasks of research for themselves. With this in view, he should, if possible, secure for them access to a com

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