FRINTED FOR J. JOHNSON, J. NICHOLS, R. BALDWIN, F. AND C. RIVINGTON,
W. OTRIDGE AND SON, W. J. AND J. RICHARDSON, A. STRAHAN,
J. SEWELL, R. FAULDER, G. AND W. NICOL, T. PAYNE, G. AND J. ROBINSON,
W. LOWNDES, G. WILKIE, J. MATHEWS, P. M'QUEEN, OGILVY AND SON,
J. SCATCHERD, J. WALKER, VERNOR AND HOOD, R. LEA, DARTON AND
HARVEY, J. NUNN, LACKINGTON AND CO. D. WALKER, CLARKE AND SON,
G. KEARSLEY, C. LAW, J. WHITE, LONGMAN AND REES, CADELL, JUN. AND
DAVIES, J. BARKER, T. KAY, WYNNE AND CO. POTE AND CO. CARPENTER
AND CO. W. MILLER, MURRAY AND HIGHLEY, S. BAGSTER, T. HURST,
T. BOOSEY, R. PHENEY, W. BAYNES, J. HARDING, R. H. EVANS, J. MAWMAN
AND W. CREECH, EDINBURGH.

IDLER.

Duplex libelli dos est, quod risum movet, "Et quod prudenti vitam consilio monet."

Χάρις μικροί σι.

PHEDRUS.

N° 52-102.

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CONTENTS.

VOL. XXXIV.

52. SELF-DENIAL necessary.

53. Mischiefs of good company..

54. Mrs. Savecharge's complaint

55. Author's mortifications..

56. Virtuosos whimsical..

57. Character of Sophron the prudent.

58. Expectations of pleasure frustrated..

59. Books fall into neglect.

60. Minim the critic

61. Minim the critic....

..JOHNSON

.UNKNOWN

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62. Ranger's account of the vanity of riches.

63. Progress of arts and language..

64. Ranger's complaint concluded

65. Fate of posthumous works

66. Loss of ancient writings

67. Scholar's journal...

68. History of translations

69. History of translations..

70. Hard words defended...

71. Dick Shifter's rural excursion..

72. Regulation of memory.

73. Tranquil's use of riches..

74. Memory rarely deficient.

75. Gelaleddin of Bassora..

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