- 1Preface by the General Editor
- 2Preface
- 3Introduction
- 4I — The Spectator
- 5II — The Club
- 6III — Sir Roger’s Criticisms on Polite Society
- 7IV — The Club and the Spectator
- 8V — A Lady’s Library
- 9VI — Coverley Hall
- 10VII — The Coverley Household
- 11VIII — Will Wimble
- 12IX — The Coverley Ancestry
- 13X — The Coverley Ghost
- 14XI — Sunday With Sir Roger
- 15XII — Sir Roger in Love
- 16XIII — How to Bear Poverty
- 17XIV — Labour and Exercise
- 18XV — Sir Roger Goes A-Hunting
- 19XVI — The Coverley Witch
- 20XVII — Sir Roger Talks of the Widow
- 21XVIII — Manners in the Country
- 22XIX — Sir Roger at the Assizes
- 23XX — The Education of an Heir
- 24XXI — Whigs and Tories
- 25XXII — Whigs and Tories — Continued
- 26XXIII — Sir Roger and the Gipsies
- 27XXIV — The Spectator Decides to Return to London
- 28XXV — The Journey to London
- 29XXVI — Sir Roger and Sir Andrew in Argument
- 30XXVII — Sir Roger in London
- 31XXVIII — Sir Roger in Westminster Abbey
- 32XXIX — Sir Roger at the Play
- 33XXX — Will Honeycomb’s Experiences
- 34XXXI — Sir Roger at Vauxhall
- 35XXXII — Death of Sir Roger
- 36XXXIII — Captain Sentry as Master of Coverley Hall
The Sir Roger de Coverley Papers
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