VIII. The disastrous Buskins 317 IX. Three Golden Maxims 324 VOLUME III BOOK V I. A Pursuer 333 II. An Adviser 338 III. Various Confabulations 343 IV. A Dodging 351 V. A Sermon 355 VI. A Chat 362 VII. A Recall 369 VIII. A Youth of the Times 375 BOOK VI I. A Walk by Moonlight 386 II. The Pantiles 391 III. Mount Ephraim 400 IV. Knowle 408 V. Mount Pleasant 419 VI. The accomplished Monkies 427 VII. The Rooms 438 VIII. Ways to the Heart 446 IX. Counsels for Conquest 453 X. Strictures upon the Ton 462 XI. Traits of Character 469 XII. Traits of Eccentricity 482 XIII. Traits of Instruction 490 XIV. A Demander 496 XV. An Accorder 503 XVI. An Helper 512 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