Sir Roger
The Sir Roger de Coverley Papers
作者：Addison, Joseph, 1672-1719; Budgell, Eustace, 1686-1737; Steele, Richard, Sir, 1672-1729; Winchester, C. T. (Caleb Thomas), 1847-1920 [Editor]
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共 199 题- Transcriber's Notes
- The Gateway Series
- OF ENGLISH TEXTS
- GENERAL EDITOR
- HENRY VAN DYKE
- THE
- EDITED BY
- COPYRIGHT, 1904, BY
- AMERICAN BOOK COMPANY.
- ENTERED AT STATIONERS' HALL, LONDON.
- SIR ROGER DE COVERLEY.
- W. P. 2
- PREFACE BY THE GENERAL EDITOR
- HENRY VAN DYKE.
- PREFACE
- CONTENTS
- PAGE
- 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
- INTRODUCTION
- I. STEELE AND ADDISON
- II. THE TATLER AND THE SPECTATOR
- III. THE SIR ROGER DE COVERLEY PAPERS
- BIBLIOGRAPHY
- TEXTS
- STEELE AND _THE TATLER_
- ADDISON AND _THE SPECTATOR_
- BIOGRAPHY
- STEELE
- ADDISON
- HISTORY
- POLITICAL
- SOCIAL
- LITERARY
- Chronological Table
- I. THE SPECTATOR
- HOR.
- II. THE CLUB
- JUV.
- JUV.
- IV. THE CLUB AND THE SPECTATOR
- JUV.
- V. A LADY'S LIBRARY
- VIRG.
- Dryden's _Juvenal_. (10)
- A spelling book. (20)
- A set of Elzevirs by the same hand. (72: 5)
- Fielding's Trial. (15)
- VI. COVERLEY HALL
- HOR.
- VII. THE COVERLEY HOUSEHOLD
- PHAED.
- VIII. WILL WIMBLE
- PHAED.
- IX. THE COVERLEY ANCESTRY
- HOR.
- X. THE COVERLEY GHOST
- VIRG.
- XI. SUNDAY WITH SIR ROGER
- PYTH.
- XII. SIR ROGER IN LOVE
- VIRG.
- XIII. HOW TO BEAR POVERTY
- HOR.
- XIV. LABOUR AND EXERCISE
- JUV.
- XV. SIR ROGER GOES A-HUNTING
- VIRG.
- XVI. THE COVERLEY WITCH
- VIRG.
- XVII. SIR ROGER TALKS OF THE WIDOW
- VIRG.
- XVIII. MANNERS IN THE COUNTRY
- VIRG.
- XIX. SIR ROGER AT THE ASSIZES
- PUBL. SYR.
- XX. THE EDUCATION OF AN HEIR
- HOR.
- XXI. WHIGS AND TORIES
- VIRG.
- XXII. WHIGS AND TORIES.--_Continued_
- VIRG.
- XXIII. SIR ROGER AND THE GIPSIES
- VIRG.
- VIRG.
- XXV. THE JOURNEY TO LONDON
- TULL.
- VIRG.
- XXVII. SIR ROGER IN LONDON
- OVID.
- XXVIII. SIR ROGER IN WESTMINSTER ABBEY
- HOR.
- XXIX. SIR ROGER AT THE PLAY
- HOR.
- XXX. WILL HONEYCOMB'S EXPERIENCES
- VIRG.
- XXXI. SIR ROGER AT VAUXHALL
- JUV.
- XXXII. DEATH OF SIR ROGER
- VIRG.
- TER.
- NOTES
- The heavy marginal figures stand for page, and the lighter ones for line
- I. THE SPECTATOR
- II. THE CLUB
- III. SIR ROGER'S CRITICISMS ON POLITE SOCIETY
- IV. THE CLUB AND THE SPECTATOR
- V. A LADY'S LIBRARY
- VI. COVERLEY HALL
- VII. THE COVERLEY HOUSEHOLD
- VIII. WILL WIMBLE
- IX. THE COVERLEY ANCESTRY
- X. THE COVERLEY GHOST
- XI. SUNDAY WITH SIR ROGER
- XII. SIR ROGER IN LOVE
- XIII. HOW TO BEAR POVERTY
- XIV. LABOUR AND EXERCISE
- XV. SIR ROGER GOES A-HUNTING
- XVI. THE COVERLEY WITCH
- XVII. SIR ROGER TALKS OF THE WIDOW
- XVIII. MANNERS IN THE COUNTRY
- XIX. SIR ROGER AT THE ASSIZES
- XX. THE EDUCATION OF AN HEIR
- XXI. WHIGS AND TORIES
- XXII. WHIGS AND TORIES--_Continued_
- XXIII. SIR ROGER AND THE GIPSIES
- XXIV. THE SPECTATOR DECIDES TO RETURN TO LONDON
- XXV. THE JOURNEY TO LONDON
- XXVI. SIR ROGER AND SIR ANDREW IN ARGUMENT
- XXVII. SIR ROGER IN LONDON
- XXVIII. SIR ROGER IN WESTMINSTER ABBEY.
- XXIX. SIR ROGER AT THE PLAY
- XXX. WILL HONEYCOMB'S EXPERIENCES
- XXXI. SIR ROGER AT VAUXHALL
- XXXII. THE DEATH OF SIR ROGER
- XXXIII. CAPTAIN SENTRY AS MASTER OF COVERLEY HALL
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