Letters of love and gallantry. And several other subjects. All written by Ladies. Vol. I.
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- Letters of love and gallantry. And several other subjects. All written by Ladies. Vol. I.
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- London :: printed for S. Briscoe, over against Will's Coffee-House in Russel-sttreet [sic], Covent-Garden,
- 1693.
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Contents
- title page
- THE BOOKSELLER TO THE READER.
- CLEANDER TO THE READER.
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THE ADVENTURES OF A Young Lady. Written by her self, in several Letters to a Gentleman in the Country. -
LETTERS OF Love andGallantry. -
To
Cleander, sent with the following Letters. - Answer to the Eight Let∣ter, in the aforesaid Book from a Lady who had spo∣ken against him.
- Answer to the Ninth Let∣ter in the same Book, from a Masqu'd Lady.
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A LETTER. To a Lover upon his going to the War: -
A LETTER. To one whose Songs were more prevailing than his Letters. -
A LETTER. To her Lover who had a Law Suit depending. -
A LETTER. Of Thanks, or rather an Amorous Reproach. -
A LETTER. Without a Subject. -
A Billet of Thanks. -
A LETTER. To an Absent Friend. -
A LETTER. In the Stile of a Romance. -
A LETTER. By another Hand. -
A LETTER. By the same Hand. -
A LETTER. Ʋpon a Disappointment.
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To
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BILLETS FROM A Young Lady to her Lover. Done out ofFrench by Mrs.M. H. -
Billet I. She desires his Heart for a New Years Gift. -
Billet II. She is sorry that she was not at home. -
Billet III. It is Flattery to tell her she writes well. -
Billet IV. She acquaints him that she is going into the Coun∣try. -
Billet V. To her Rival. She will endeavour to steal her Loved from her. -
Billet VI. To her Lover. She tells him that she is going into the Country. -
Billet VII. To the same. Ʋpon her not having writ∣ten to him sooner. -
Billet VIII. She Expresses Love and Jealousie to him. -
Billet IX. She desires him to Write Tenderly to her. -
Billet X. She desires him to Write to her about his Amours. -
Billet XI. She thinks on nothing but going back to him. -
Billet XII. She upbraids him with his want of Gallantry. -
Billet XIII. She desires a Tender Letter from him. -
Billet XIV. She gives him an Account of her Life.
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- text, cont'd
- Advertisement.
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A Catalogue of Books, some of them Newly Printed for
Sam. Briscoe over againstWill's Coffee-House- inRussel-Street, inCoven-Garden.