The following is a description of the book in question--

New Miscellaneous

POEMS

With Five

_Love-Letters_

FROM

A Nun to a Cavalier.

Done into Verse.

_Nil dulcius est istoc amare aut amari, præter hoc ipsum amare & amari._

The Second Edition.

_London_, Printed for W. MEARS, at the _Lamb_ without _Temple-bar_.

1713.

One vol. in 16mo.

First comes the Preface, then a Table of Contents, and the title-page

to the Letters, which runs,

Five | Love-Letters | From a | Nun | to | A Cavalier | Done into Verse

| London | Printed in the Year 1713. |

The Letters take up pp. 3-43, after which is another title-page to the

Miscellaneous Poems, then the Poems themselves follow, occupying pp.

47-129.

The frontispiece to the volume shows the Nun seated at a table in

the act of writing; upon the table is a lighted candle, rosary and

ink-pot, while the portrait of her lover hangs over some book-shelves.

The engraving is unsigned, and seems to be different from any of those

hitherto recorded.

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