The British Essayists: WorldJames Ferguson J. Richardson and Company, 1823 - English essays |
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... Letters from a noisy wife and husband Moore 143. Advantages of labour 144. Distresses of a ruined wife and mother 145. Story of a perfidious lover • 146. Advice to the ladies on their return to the country • 147. Various classes of ...
... Letters from a noisy wife and husband Moore 143. Advantages of labour 144. Distresses of a ruined wife and mother 145. Story of a perfidious lover • 146. Advice to the ladies on their return to the country • 147. Various classes of ...
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... character • a 177. Letters concerning an unfashionable son and daughter 178. A visit to Sir Harry Prigg · Unknown Moore • Unknown . Jenyns No. 179. Advertisements for lodgings proposed to be extended- Meeting vi CONTENTS .
... character • a 177. Letters concerning an unfashionable son and daughter 178. A visit to Sir Harry Prigg · Unknown Moore • Unknown . Jenyns No. 179. Advertisements for lodgings proposed to be extended- Meeting vi CONTENTS .
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... letters in the alpha- bet except E and O . Berenger · 181. Letter on the advantages of gaming 182. General frailty of mankind - Transla- tion of an ancient fable • 183. On the uses of this paper in dressing the hair in pastry ...
... letters in the alpha- bet except E and O . Berenger · 181. Letter on the advantages of gaming 182. General frailty of mankind - Transla- tion of an ancient fable • 183. On the uses of this paper in dressing the hair in pastry ...
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... Letter on the vexations of gallantry Cambridge 207. George Meanwell ( George II . ) ' s com- plaint of his servants · 208. Letters on the odd humours of an uncle w Unknown and aunt on thick and thin sculls . Unknown 209. Account of the ...
... Letter on the vexations of gallantry Cambridge 207. George Meanwell ( George II . ) ' s com- plaint of his servants · 208. Letters on the odd humours of an uncle w Unknown and aunt on thick and thin sculls . Unknown 209. Account of the ...
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... letter was mislaid , which is the reason of its not having appeared earlier in this pa- per . The excuse perhaps is less pardonable than the fault ; but it is the only one I can make with truth ; and I hope the author will receive it ...
... letter was mislaid , which is the reason of its not having appeared earlier in this pa- per . The excuse perhaps is less pardonable than the fault ; but it is the only one I can make with truth ; and I hope the author will receive it ...
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