Voyage of Life in Allegorya:

3 Journey of a Day; Story of Obidah

4 Prefent Life conducive to the Happiness of a

future one

5 Advantages of a good Education

6 Disadvantages of a bad Education

7 Omniscience, &c. of the Deity

8 Motives to Piety and Virtue

9 On the Immortality of the Soul

10 Duty of Children to their Parents

11 Strength of Parental Affection

12 Remarks on the Swiftnefs of Time

13 Folly of mif-ipending Time

14 Importance of Time

15 Puniment of mif-fpent Time

16 Importance of Time to Youth

17 On a lazy and trifling Difpofition

18 Bad Effects of Indolence

19 Innocent Pleafures of Childhood

25 Chearfulnes, recommended

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21 Advantages of a cheerful Temper

22 On Truth and Sincerity

48 Irregularities bring Cenfure

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Authors. Pag.

Seed. 48

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15

16

Idler. 18

Ramb. 19

Spe. 21

Guard. 22

Chefterf. 24

25

Conncif. 26

Guard. 27

Spect. 28

23 Rules for the Knowledge of One's Self-

24 No Life pleafing to God, but that which

ufeful to Mankind

Adven. 34

proved from Animal In-

53 Order to be obferved in Amufements

to be preferved in your Society

neceflary in Bufinefs, Time, &c.

Idleness avoided by obferving

effential to Self-enjoyment, &c.

58 Suppreffion of criminal Thoughts

59 Experience to be anticipated by Re-

flection

60 Beginnings of Paffion to be opposed

61 Government of the Temper

62 A peaceable Temper recommended

63 Exertions of a benevolent Temper

64 Bleflings of a contented Temper

65 Ufefulness of a Defire of Praife

66 Effects of exceffive Defire of Praise

67 Usefulness of virtuous Difcipline

68 Confolation of religious Knowledge

69 Senfe of Right and Wrong, &c.

70 Caufe of Infidelity

71 Religion not founded on Weakness of

Mind

72 Effects of Religion, Scepticism, &c.

73 Comforts of Religion

25 Providence

Rina

Spect. 37

59

26 Neceflity of forming Religious Principles at

an early Age

Blair. 38

74 Caufe of Zeal to propagate Infidelity

75 Inexcufablenefs in propagating Infi-

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of early acquiring virtuous Difpo-
fitions and Habits

28 Happiness and Dignity of Manhood

depend on youthful Conduct

29 Piety to God the Foundation of good

delity

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Morals

76 Religion confidered as a Science

as a Rule of Life and Manners

cures the Difeafes of the Mind

79 On public Preaching

So Religion confidered as exciting Devo-

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30 Religion never to be treated with Levity

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tion

64

31 Modelly and Docility to be joined to

81 Advantages of Devotion

64

Piety

Hurd. 65

32 Sincerity and Truth recommended

Gregory. 66

33 Benevolence and Humanity

41

84 Beauties of the Pfalms

Horne. 67

34 Courtesy and engaging Manners

42

85 Temple of Virtuous Love

Tatler. 67

35 Temperance in Pleasure recommended

42

86

36 Whatever violates Nature cannot af-

ford true Pleasure

87

37 Irregular Pleafures, bad Effects of

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of Avarice

69

Blair. 71

44

91 Opportunities for Benevolence rare,

for

Gentleness continual

Seed. 44

44

94 Bad Effects or Pride

73

45

Violence and Contention caufed by

Trifles

73

44 Affluer ce not to exempt from Study

45 Peatures resulting from a prudent Use

of our Faculties

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46 Advantages of a Place of Education

47 Dicpime of a Place of Education

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