45. On painting. Portraits defended. 46. Molly Quick's complaint of her mistress. 47. Deborah Ginger's account of city-wits. 48. The bustle of idleness described and ridiculed. 49. Marvel's journey narrated. 50. Marvel's journey paralleled. 51. Domestick greatness unattainable. 52. Self-denial necessary. 53. Mischiefs of good company. 54. Mrs. Savecharges' complaint. 55. Authors' mortifications. 56. Virtuosos whimsical. 57. Character of Sophron. 58. Expectations of pleasure frustrated. 59. Books fall into neglect. 60. Minim the critic. 61. Minim the critic. 62. Hanger's account of the vanity of riches. 63. Progress of arts and language. 64. Ranger's complaint concluded. 65. Fate of posthumous works. 66. Loss of ancient writings. 67. Scholar's journal. 68. History of translation. 69. History of translation. 70. Hard words defended. 71. Dick Shifter's rural excursion. 72. Regulation of memory. 73. Tranquil's use of riches. 74. Memory rarely deficient. 75. Gelaleddin of Bassora. 76. False criticisms on painting. 77. Easy writing. 78. Steady, Snug, Startle, Solid and Misty. 79. Grand style of painting. 80. Ladies' journey to London. 81. Indian's speech to his countrymen. 82. The true idea of beauty. 83. Scruple, Wormwood, Sturdy and Gentle. 84. Biography, how best performed. 85. Books multiplied by useless compilations. 86. Miss Heartless' want of a lodging. 87. Amazonian bravery revived. 88. What have ye done? 89. Physical evil moral good. 90. Rhetorical action considered. 91. Sufficiency of the English language. 92. Nature of cunning. 93. Sam Softly's history. 94. Obstructions of learning. 95. Tim Wainscot's son a fine gentleman. 96. Hacho of Lapland. 97. Narratives of travellers considered. 98. Sophia Heedful. 99. Ortogrul of Basra. 100. The good sort of woman. 101. Omar's plan of life. 102. Authors inattentive to themselves. 103. Honour of the last. THE ADVENTURER. No. 34. SATURDAY, MARCH 3, 1753. _Has toties optata exegit gloria pænas._ Juv. Sat. x. 187. Such fate pursues the votaries of praise. TO THE ADVENTURER. SIR, Fleet Prison, Feb. 24.