The Sir Roger de Coverley Papers

by Joseph Addison; Eustace Budgell; Sir Richard Steele

CONTENTS

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Introduction:
[I].	Steele and Addison	11
[II].	The Tatler and The Spectator	22
[III].	The Sir Roger de Coverley Papers	29
[Bibliography]		33
[Chronological Table]		38
The Sir Roger de Coverley Papers:
[I.]	The Spectator	45
[II].	The Club	51
[III].	Sir Roger's Criticisms on Polite Society	59
[IV].	The Club and The Spectator	64
[V].	A Lady's Library	69
[VI].	Coverley Hall	75
[VII].	The Coverley Household	80
[VIII].	Will Wimble	85
[IX].	The Coverley Ancestry	89
[X].	The Coverley Ghost	95
[XI].	Sunday with Sir Roger	100
[XII].	Sir Roger in Love	104
[XIII].	How to Bear Poverty	111
[XIV.]	Labour and Exercise	116
[XV].	Sir Roger goes A-Hunting	121
[XVI].	The Coverley Witch	129
[XVII].	Sir Roger talks of the Widow	133
[XVIII].	Manners in the Country	139
[XIX].	Sir Roger at the Assizes	143
[XX].	The Education of an Heir	148
[XXI].	Whigs and Tories	155
[XXII].	Whigs and Tories—continued	160
[XXIII].	Sir Roger and the Gipsies	165
[XXIV].	The Spectator decides to Return to London	170
[XXV].	The Journey to London	174
[XXVI].	Sir Roger and Sir Andrew in Argument	179
[XXVII].	Sir Roger in London	185
[XXVIII].	Sir Roger in Westminster Abbey	190
[XXIX].	Sir Roger at the Play	195
[XXX].	Will Honeycomb's Experiences	200
[XXXI].	Sir Roger at Vauxhall	205
[XXXII].	Death of Sir Roger	209
[XXXIII].	Captain Sentry as Master of Coverley Hall	213
[Notes]		217

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