136. Tales of the classics, a new delineation of the most popular
fables, legends and allegories commemorated in the works of poets,
painters and sculptors, selected and written by a lady for the amusement
and instruction of her own daughters [mottoes] in three volumes. London,
Colburn and Bentley, 1830, 12o, vol I. XXIV. 302, vol. II. IV. 302, vol
III. 370 the pagination of the appendix is continuous.
Dedicated to H.R.H. the princess Victoria of Kent, dated from
“Wadlands,” July 1829.
137. A text book [religious] for the sick and afflicted, selected by a
lady. Lond. J. F. Shaw 1858, 16o.
138. Tales original and translated from the Spanish, by a lady,
embellished with eight engravings on wood. London J. J. Stockdale, 41
Pall Mall 1810, 8o, pp. 391.
Dedicated by the publisher to Anna Eliza Chandos, Countess Temple.
The advertisement dated from Whitchurch, Hampshire, states that
these are the production of a young lady unknown in the
metropolis, and unused to writing for the public.
139. Thoughts on our national calamity in a letter to a friend in
Ireland, by a lady [motto] London, Rivington 1817, 8o, pp. 66.
On the death of the princess Charlotte Augusta of Wales.
140. Translations and sketches of biography from the German, Italian,
Spanish, Portuguese, and French languages, by a lady. Lond. Saunders &
Otley 1839, 8o.
141. Twelve years ago, a tale, by [a lady] the author of Letters to
unknown friends. Lond. Longman 1847, 16o.