VOLUME IV
BOOK VII
I. The right Style of Arguing 521
II. A Council 525
III. A Proposal of Marriage 531
IV. A Bull-Dog 535
V. An Oak Tree 541
VI. A Call of the House 547
VII. The Triumph of Pride 555
VIII. A Summons to Happiness 561
IX. Offs and Ons 570
X. Resolutions 576
XI. Ease and Freedom 583
XII. Dilemmas 590
XIII. Live and Learn 596
BOOK VIII
I. A Way to make Friends 604
II. A Rage of Obliging 612
III. A Pleasant Adventure 621
IV. An Author's Time-keeper 628
V. An agreeable Hearing 633
VI. Ideas upon Marriage 642
VII. How to treat a Defamer 646
VIII. The Power of Prepossession 655
IX. A Scuffle 661
X. A Youthful Effusion 669
XI. The Computations of Self-Love 679
XII. Juvenile Calculations 685
VOLUME V
BOOK IX
I. A Water Party 695
II. Touches of Wit and Humour 710
III. An Adieu 720
IV. A modest Request 727
V. A Self-dissection 736
VI. A Reckoning 740
VII. Brides and no Brides 750
VIII. A Hint for Debtors 757
IX. A Lover's Eye 766
X. A Bride's Resolves 776
XI. The Workings of Sorrow 784