The Lady's Magazine: Or Entertaining Companion for the Fair Sex, Appropriated Solely to Their Use and Amusement, Volume 27Robinson and Roberts, 1796 - English literature |
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Page 168
To the Editor of the Lady ' s guised nature in the son of Henry . MAGAZINE . The
latter is distinguished for the SIR , generosity and integrity of his costduct ; the
former reduces the girl T HAVE lately been much enter he pretends to love ...
To the Editor of the Lady ' s guised nature in the son of Henry . MAGAZINE . The
latter is distinguished for the SIR , generosity and integrity of his costduct ; the
former reduces the girl T HAVE lately been much enter he pretends to love ...
Page 191
Thomas Strangeways Horner , of The lady of fir Gilbert Heathcote , of Mells Park ,
Kent , to miss Whiclock , Portman Square , bart . of a son . lifter of colonel
Whitlock . , 29 . The lady of John Purse , of Port Wallop Brabazon , of Rath ,
county land ...
Thomas Strangeways Horner , of The lady of fir Gilbert Heathcote , of Mells Park ,
Kent , to miss Whiclock , Portman Square , bart . of a son . lifter of colonel
Whitlock . , 29 . The lady of John Purse , of Port Wallop Brabazon , of Rath ,
county land ...
Page 214
... recovering from hier frenzy , impeaches Abdallah . The latter finding Alonzo
saved by his son , and Account of the New TRAGEDY | his views thus every way
crossed , inensitled ALMEYDA , QUEEN of sinuates that Almeyda has been poi .
... recovering from hier frenzy , impeaches Abdallah . The latter finding Alonzo
saved by his son , and Account of the New TRAGEDY | his views thus every way
crossed , inensitled ALMEYDA , QUEEN of sinuates that Almeyda has been poi .
Page 486
This disa printmeni , as the world mon thinks it is proper that his son may call it , I
allure you , Lætitia , is ' Nould travel , in order that he may by no means unwetene
to me , it it know the world : but Testy conbe equally , as I have for some time ...
This disa printmeni , as the world mon thinks it is proper that his son may call it , I
allure you , Lætitia , is ' Nould travel , in order that he may by no means unwetene
to me , it it know the world : but Testy conbe equally , as I have for some time ...
Page 487
These fical events arife on the interview characters , and many others , such as
between the father , the son , and the ... equally ment in an audience disposed to
inerroneous , and that both their sons dulge their rifible feelinys . are tenants of ...
These fical events arife on the interview characters , and many others , such as
between the father , the son , and the ... equally ment in an audience disposed to
inerroneous , and that both their sons dulge their rifible feelinys . are tenants of ...
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| Title | The Lady's Magazine: Or Entertaining Companion for the Fair Sex, Appropriated Solely to Their Use and Amusement, Volume 27 |
| Contributor | National American Woman Suffrage Association Collection (Library of Congress) |
| Publisher | Robinson and Roberts, 1796 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 12 Dec 2008 |
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