INDEX.

No.

I.

Page

cumstances

On the Employment of Time in the different
Situations in Society

II. On true Politeness

III.

IV.

On the Accommodation of the Temper to Cir-

On Delicacy of Feeling

V. On the Employment of Wealth

VI. On the Importance of Riches
VII. On Literary Composition

VIII. On Prior's Henry and Emma

IX. On the Separation of Friends by Death

3

11

X. On Self-Love

63

XI. On the principle of Self-Interest as applied to

Education

69

XII. On the Distinction between Cunning and Pru-
dence

75

XV. On Consistency of Character

XIII. On the Necessity of encouraging Hope
XIV. On the Moral Uses of Geography

XVI. On the Art of Pleasing in Society

XVII. On the Power and Necessity of Confidence
XVIII. On True Friendship

No.

XIX. On our Passage through Life.-A Reverie .
XX. On our Capacity for Pleasure
XXI. On Reflection as the Source of Cheerfulness
XXII. On the Employments of Life

XXIII. On Resignation to the Will of Providence.
XXIV. On the Happiness derived from Society
XXV. On Trust in Providence.

XXVI. On the Necessity of Innocent Amusement .

Page

113

. 121
127

. 131

135

..139

. 145

149

THE END.

T. Davison, Printer, Whitefriars.

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