JOHN HUGHES.
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From Felon Gameſters, the raw ’ſquire is free,
And Briton owes her reſcued oaks to thee.
Numb. 113. The Inventory of a Beau.
In the Spectator.
| Vol. I. | Numb. 33. A Letter on the Art of improving beauty. |
| Numb. 53. A Second Letter on the ſame ſubject. | |
| Numb. 66. Two Letters concerning fine breeding. |
| Vol. II. | Numb. 91. The Hiſtory of Honoria, or the Rival Mother. |
| Numb. 104. A Letter on Riding-Habits for Ladies. | |
| Numb. 141. Remarks on a Comedy, intitled the Lancaſhire Witches. |
| Vol. III. | Numb. 210. On the immortality of the Soul. |
| Numb. 220. A Letter concerning expedients for Wit. | |
| Numb. 230. All, except the laſt Letter. | |
| Numb. 231. A Letter on the awe of appearing before public aſſemblies. | |
| Numb. 237. On Divine Providence. |
| Vol. IV. | Numb. 252. A Letter on the Eloquence of Tears, and fainting fits. |
| Numb. 302. The Character of Emilia. | |
| Numb. 311. A letter from the Father of a great Fortune. |
Vol. V. Numb. 57. A Picture of Virtue in Diſtreſs.
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