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Author |
[More, Hannah (1745-1833).] |
Title |
A Search after happiness: a pastoral. In
three dialogues. |
Imprint |
Bristol : S. Farley, 1772. |
Physical description |
Bound with Thomas Percy of Dromore. The hermit of Workworth
: A Northumberland ballad. London : Printed for T. Davies, and S. Leacroft
Successor to C.Marsh, 1772. |
Call number |
WPRP 112. |
Notes |
- Bound with and following: [PERCY, THOMAS (of Dromore).] The
Hermit of Workworth, a Northumberland ballad. London
: Printed for T. Davies, and S. Leacroft, Successor to C. Marsh,
1772. Also bound with four other unrelated texts.WPRP
112.
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- Contains Advertisement, Dedication and Introductory Address.
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Epigraph |
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To rear the tender thought,
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To teach the young idea how to shoot,
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To pour the fresh instruction o’er the mind,
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To breathe th’enliv’ning spirit, and to fix
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The gen’rous purpose of the Female breast.
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THOMPSON.
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Contents |
No Contents page. Includes:
A Search after Happiness: A Pastoral, in Three
Dialogues. |
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Dialogue I. 1 |
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Dialogue II. 8 |
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Dialogue III. 20 |
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PROLOGUE TO HAMLET, Spoken by the late Mr. POWELL
on his Benegit-Night, at the Theatre at Jacob’s-Well,
in 1765. |
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A PROLOGUE, Spoken at the Theatre in King-street,
Bristol, by the late Mr. POWELL, to the Tragedy of KING
LEAR, to introduce Mrs. POWELL, who appeared in the Part of
CORDELIA |
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