The Young Gentleman and Lady's Monitor, and English Teacher's Assistant

Sections

• 1 Pursuit of Knowledge recommended to Youth., 1. I am very much concerned
• 2 2. As soon as the natural gaiety
• 3 3. Young men,
• 4 4. As for the latter,
• 5 5. "ALEXANDER
• 6 6. We see by this
• 7 7. Learning, by which
• 8 8. A superior capacity
• 9 9. The story of Solomon's choice
• 10 10. As it is very suitable
• 11 11. In Gibeon the Lord
• 12 12. "Give therefore thy
• 13 13. "And I have also
• 14 14. The French poet
• 15 15. Health, Wealth, Victory
• 16 Directions how to spend our Time., 1. We all of us
• 17 2. I often consider mankind
• 18 3. We are for lengthening
• 19 4. The lover would be
• 20 5. If we may divide
• 21 6. The first is the exercise
• 22 7. A man has frequent
• 23 8. There is another
• 24 9. The man who lives
• 25 10. His thoughts and
• 26 11. I have here only
• 27 12. When a man has but
• 28 13. The next method therefore
• 29 14. Whether any kind of
• 30 15. The stage might
• 31 16. Next to such an
• 32 17. A man that has a taste
• 33 18. I was yesterday busy in
• 34 19. We are the more
• 35 20. The human species
• 36 21. How monstrous are
• 37 22. After having been taken up for
• 38 23. I was conveyed,
• 39 24. I was surprised
• 40 25. After about half
• 41 26. Very well, says he
• 42 27. Rhadamanthus smiled
• 43 28. But Rhadamanthus observing
• 44 29. I was every day
• 45 30. Madam, says
• 46 31. Madam, says he
• 47 32. My eldest son is
• 48 33. A young woman
• 49 34. In order to do
• 50 35. I was then
• 51 36. Employment of
• 52 37. What ever time
• 53 38. The books I
• 54 39. Any business
• 55 40. Never indulge
• 56 41. For the frivolou
• 57 Modesty, 1. Modesty
• 58 2. It is indeed
• 59 3. A woman
• 60 4. It adds
• 61 5. At the
• 62 6. I who have
• 63 7. I was so
• 64 8. The pretty, and
• 65 9. As I was going
• 66 10. I know there
• 67 11. The author of Cato,
• 68 12. Modesty is a polite
• 69 13. Modesty, however,
• 70 14. An aukward country
• 71 15. This is the characteristic
• 72 16. Some persons
• 73 17. Till we can
• 74 18. Instead of
• 75 19. A man of abilities
• 76 20. Forwardness being
• 77 21. But be particularly
• 78 22. Others again,
• 79 23. This angling for
• 80 24. These and many
• 81 Affectation., 1. A late conversation
• 82 2. The gentleman was
• 83 3. Her fan was to point to
• 84 4. While she was doing
• 85 5. The learned Dr. Burnet,
• 86 6. This act of the mind discovers
• 87 7. As the love of praise is
• 88 8. The dressing part of our
• 89 9. But this apparent affectation,
• 90 10. When you see a man of
• 91 11. Of this nature are all
• 92 12. How many excellent speeches
• 93 13. It is only from a thorough
• 94 14. At the bar it torments the
• 95 15. It might be borne even here, but it often ascends
• 96 16. I shall end this with a short letter
• 97 17. When I gave you
• 98 18. Your vanity by
• 99 19. Nature does nothing
• 100 20. In like manner it
• 101 21. Every man has
• 102 22. But the misfortune is
• 103 23. Cleanthes had good
• 104 24. Cleanthes reads plays
• 105 25. Opposing her tendency
• 106 26. Valerio had an universal
• 107 27. If men would be content to
• 108 28. Had Virgil attended
• 109 29. Wherever nature designs
• 110 30. As there is no good
• 111 31. If Cælia would be silent,
• 112 32. The great misfortune of
• 113 33. If Semanthe would have been
• 114 34. In a word, could the
• 115 35. For my part I could never
• 116 Good Humour and Nature., 1. A man advanced in
• 117 2. It is therefore the
• 118 3. An affected delicacy
• 119 4. If a man is too weak
• 120 5. It is a wonderful thing
• 121 6. Mutual good humour is
• 122 7. Indolence is, methinks,
• 123 8. The indolent man descends
• 124 9. Of this kind is the
• 125 10. These two people of
• 126 11. When we talk of
• 127 12. This portable quality
• 128 13. Varilas has this quality
• 129 14. He does not seem
• 130 15. Men would come into
• 131 16. Beautiful pictures are
• 132 Friendship., 1. One would think
• 133 2. When a multitude meet
• 134 3. In proportion as conversation
• 135 4. On these occasions,
• 136 5. Tully was the first
• 137 6. Among the several
• 138 7. How finely has he
• 139 8. With what prudence does
• 140 9. "And there is a friend,
• 141 10. What can be more
• 142 11. "A faithful friend is
• 143 12. I do not remember to
• 144 13. There is another saying
• 145 14. With what strength
• 146 15. We may observe in this
• 147 16. "Whoso discovereth secrets
• 148 17. Among the several
• 149 18. If I were to give my
• 150 19. There are several
• 151 20. It is very unlucky
• 152 21. "Friendship is a strong
• 153 22. Every man is ready
• 154 23. As on the one hand,
• 155 24. Friendship immediately
• 156 25. There is something in
• 157 26. In the first of these
• 158 27. The character of Achates
• 159 28. I do not remember that
• 160 29. Atticus, one of the best
• 161 30. During the war between
• 162 31. A likeness of inclinations
• 163 32. Besides that a man
• 164 33. The most difficult
• 165 34. The violent desire
• 166 35. The proper business
• 167 36. We are in some measure
• 168 37. As it has been said on one
• 169 Detraction and Falsehood, 1. I have not seen you
• 170 2. Give me leave to tell you
• 171 3. Merit, both as to wit
• 172 4. What they would bring to
• 173 5. By this means innocents
• 174 6. This abominable endeavour
• 175 7. Jack Triplett came
• 176 8. I say Jack Triplett came in,
• 177 9. Such a shape! such an air!
• 178 10. You were telling of?
• 179 11. Another pursued the discourse:
• 180 12. In the end, I took notice