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LONDON,

AND

THE ADJACENT VILLAGES.

DESIGNED TO AMUSE THE MIND, AND IMPROVE
THE UNDERSTANDING OF YOUTH.

By ELIZABETH HELME.

"Let us confider that youth is of no long duration; and that
"in maturer age, when the enchantments of fancy shall
"ceafe, and phantoms of delight no more dance about us,
we fhall have no comfort but the esteem of wife men, and
"the means of doing good."

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