| Essays from Addison Selected and Edited by J. H. Fowler, M.A. Assistant Master at Clifton College; Author of 'A Manual of Essay-Writing,' etc. (1930) |
| "Whoever wishes to attain an English style, familiar but not coarse, and elegant but not ostentatious, must give his days and nights to the volumes of Addison."—Johnson. |
| Contents |
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| Introduction |
| Life |
| Addison as a Writer |
| Dr. Johnson on Addison |
| Essays |
| Classics | Library | Home |
| Essays of Joseph Addison | |||||||
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| 1 | The Choice Of Hercules | 7 | Uses Of The Spectator | 13 | Dream Of A Picture Gallery | 19 | Good Nature (Continued) |
| 2 | Jupiter And The Destinies | 8 | Ghost Stories | 14 | Sir Roger At Home | 20 | Literary Criticism |
| 3 | The Social Concert | 9 | Opera Lions | 15 | Sir Roger At Church | 21 | Gesture In Oratory |
| 4 | Adventures Of A Shilling |
10 | Reflections In Westminster Abbey |
16 | Mischief Of Party Spirit | 22 | Pleasures of Imagination |
| 5 | Frozen Voices | 11 | Remarks on the English by the Indian Kings |
17 | The Vision Of Mirza | 23 | Wisdom and Riches |
| 6 | The Spectator's Account Of Himself |
12 | Friendship | 18 | Good Nature | 24 | Death Of Sir Roger |
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