CONTENTS.

* The names of authors and subjects, alphabetically arranged, will be found
embraced in the Explanatory Index at the end of the volume. For an explanation
of the marks of reference in Parts I. and II., see pages 76, 77.

Where the names of authors are Italicized in the following Table, or at the end
of pieces in Part II., it is intended to indicate that all such pieces have been trans-
lated, abridged or altered, expressly for this work.

"XIII. Emphasis, Force, Pause,

"XIV. Metrical Language, Inversion, Ellipsis,

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123. MISCELLANEOUS EXTRACTS.

1. Wm. Penn. - 2. Sir W. Temple.-3. Dr. Johnson.

Anon. 5. Anon.-6. Baxter.-7. Curran.-8. Anon.

Carlyle. 10. Abernethy.—11. Dr. Brigham. -12. Chambers.

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130. On the Character of Napoleon Bonaparte, . R. W. EMERSON,

133. Interview of Rasselas, his Sister Nekayah,

and Imlac, with the Hermit,

134. Value of a Good Character,

136. False Notions in Regard to Genius,

137. Industry, .

141. The Poor Weep Unheeded,

143. The Two Ways,

144. MISCELLANEOUS EXTRACTS.

LONDON QUAR. REV., 293

. JOHNSON,

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1. The Effect of Unbelief. Anon. 2. Youthful Neglect -
Scott. 3. Education ·Carlyle. 4. Industry- Zimmerman.
5. Literary Vanity - Edinburgh Review. 6. The Mind is its
own Place - Anon. 7. The French Revolution and the
American- Everett. 8. Duty Anon. 9. Little Things-
10. Veracity a Moral Law Wayland,.

Anon.

DIALOGUES IN PROSE.

8. The Tutor and his Pupils,

41. Queen Isabella's Resolve,

42. The Return of Columbus,

56. Seeking and Finding,

69. The Petulant Man, .

74. How to Tell Bad News,.

80. Peter the Great and the Deserter,

WILLIAMS,

. EVERETT,

P. HENRY,
SALLUST,

305

138. Peter the Great and the Deserter, Part II., . Anon.,

148. Rolla and the Sentinel,

. KOTZEBUE,-

1. Love of Country - Scott. 2. The Ancien Heroes of Greece

Miller,

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98

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113

120

121

Anon.,.

125

. GRUN,

MRS. HEMANS,

.132

136

EXERCISE.

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- Byron. 3. Diversities of Judgment-Pope.

Grief- Shakspeare. 5. The Virtuous Lady in Peril

6. Wolsey's Advice to Cromwell

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4. Inward

·Shakspeare. 7. Against

Indifference to Nature's Charms - Beattie. 8. Omnipresence

Khemnitzer,.

Campbell,

Anon.,.

COWPER,

52. The Cottager and his Landlord,

53. From an Epistle to J. Hill,

55. Llewellyn and his Dog,

57. The Seventh Plague of Egypt,

59. Dangerous Effects of Fancy,

61. The Bitter Gourd,

62. Jaffar: an Eastern Tradition,

63. A Boat-race and Wreck,

68. The Planting a Parable,

70. Woodhull,

73. SHORT POETICAL EXTRACTS.

. CROLY,.

1. Time not to be Recalled. 2. Reasons for Humility-

Beattie. 3. The Penalty of Eminence- Byron. 4. Benevo-

lence- Beattie. 5. Solitude

noticed Virtue

193

198

Hannah More.

Byron. 6. Humble and Un-

7. Farewell Barton,

Blanchard,

223

MRS. HEMANS,

227

GOETHE,

228

91. The Retort, .

93. The Juvenile Culprit,

104. Helps to Read,

107. The Pen,

109. SHORT POETICAL EXTRACTS.

1. Immortality of the Soul- - Beattie. 2. Sonnet- Anon. 3.

Description of Lord Chatham

Cowper. 4. The Soul-

Montgomery. 5. Chamouni and Mont Blanc - Coleridge. 6.