IN WHICH THE ADVENTURE GOES ON AFTER THE ACCUSTOMED MANNER. Arabella, in the mean time, was wholly taken up with the Adventure, as she called it, at Church: The Person and Dress of the Gentleman who had so particularly gazed on her there, was so different from what she had been accustomed to see, that she immediately concluded, he was of some...Learn More

Contains a Description of a Lady's Dress, in Fashion not much above Two thousand Years ago. The Beginning of an Adventure which seems to promise a great deal. Arabella had now entered into her Seventeenth Year with the Regret of seeing herself the Object of Admiration to a few Rustics only, who happened to see her; when, one Sunday, making use of...Learn More

Contains a Turn at Court, neither new nor surprising. Some useless Additions to a fine Lady's Education. The bad Effects of a whimsical Study, which some will say is borrowed from Cervantes. The Marquis of for a long Series of Years, was the first and most distinguished Favourite at Court: He held the most honourable Employments under the Crown,...Learn More