Memoirs of
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共 34 题- Transcriber's Note
- FRANCES SHERIDAN
- CONTENTS
- VOLUME I
- THE EDITOR'S INTRODUCTION
- MEMOIRS OF MISS SIDNEY BIDULPH
- THE JOURNAL
- My dear! cry'd my mother, and took me by
- Her testimony, madam, may perhaps have s
- I am, &c.
- I am, Madam, &c.
- I have returned lady V----'s visit, and
- VOLUME II
- O.F.
- I have done, Madam, said my brother, and took his leave.
- I do not understand you, Madam, he replied.
- I pray God to support and comfort this excellent woman.
- Dear Sidney, _July 4, 1706._
- I am, &c.
- VOLUME III
- I now send you, my Cecilia, my second Letter to Mr Faulkland.
- ORLANDO FAULKLAND.'
- Mrs Arnold's third letter to Mr Faulkland
- Mrs ARNOLD, _June 6, 1706._
- I had this day a letter from Lady V----. I send you a copy of it.
- She was misinformed, I replied--
- I said _I_ had no objection, and referred myself by a bow to Lady Sarah.
- I asked his name, and she told me it was Price.
- I have a mind to see your father, child, said I.
- I asked Mr Price, what Mr Ware's demand on him might amount to?
- I continued silent, whilst Mr Faulkland remained ardently gazing at me.
- BEING A SUPPLEMENT TO MRS ARNOLD'S JOURNAL
- I obeyed this unexpected summons, and immediately waited on her.
- Transcriber's Notes