WRITTEN ORIGINALLY BY

J. G. ZIMMERMAN.

To which are added,
NOTES HISTORICAL AND EXPLANATORY;

A COPIOUS INDEX;

AND

FOUR BEAUTIFUL ENGRAVINGS

BY RIDLEY.

VOL. II.

ASSOCIATED

LONDON:
Printed by T. Maiden, Sherbourne-Lane,
FOR VERNOR AND HOOD, J. CUTHELL, J. WALKER,
LACKINGTON, ALLEN, AND Co. J. NUNN,
OGILVY & son, DARTON & HARVEY,
W. OTRIDGE AND SON, R. LEA,

AND J. SCATCHER D.

CONTENTS.

PAGE

I

CHAP. I. Introduction .

CHAP. II. Of the Motives to Solitude 23

CHAP. III. The Disadvantages of Solitude 107

CHAP. IV. The Influence of Solitude on the

Imagination

137

Chap. V. The Effects of Solitude on a

Melancholy. Mind

173

CHAP. VI. The Influence of Solitude on the

Paffions

215

Chap. VII. Of the Danger of Idleness in

Solitude

295

CHAP. VIII. The Conclusion

305

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