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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
VIII.	The Power of Prepossession	655
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