The works of Mr. Thomas Brown, : in prose and verse; serious, moral, and comical. In two volumes. ... To which is prefix'd, A character of Mr. Tho. Brown and his writings, by James Drake.

  • Tom Brown
Date:
1707
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Credit: The works of Mr. Thomas Brown, : in prose and verse; serious, moral, and comical. In two volumes. ... To which is prefix'd, A character of Mr. Tho. Brown and his writings, by James Drake. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    A Relation how a young Slave fell in love with her Mifirejfes Gallantly being witnefs to the Joys.p. 14 A Letter of Gallantry from a Gentleman to his per¬ jur’d Mi firefs p-i? Abrocomas to his dear Del phis, that he looks upon.' other Women only to obferve how much his Mifirefs exceeds 'em all in her Perfections , p. 18 An account of a Lover defpis’d by his Mifirefs, who from the falfenefs of Mankind draws Arguments to defpife them p* 2$ A Letter from a Lady to her Friend, on their mutual Amoursj they being in love with each other’s Huf- band and Page p*22 Of a Lady that feign’d her felf fick, and fent her Husband for a Phyfrcian, to have an opportunity wiph her Gallant ibid. About a Lady that confronted to grant her Lover eve¬ ry thing but the lafi favour p« 24 A Gentleman falls in love with a pretty Lady at Churchy and fends her this merry Letter p. 26 How a Woman put a Trick upon her Husbandyoho had furprizfd her at a publick Entertainment5 making him glad to buy his Peace at any rate p. 29 That ’tis Folly for a Man to marry a Woman beneath himfelf in hopes Jhell make a dutiful Wife, which is confirm’d P* 34 A Letter ofiGallantry to a married Woman P* 37 A young Gentleman and his Mifirefs fall out, and a Friend of his endeavours by this Letter to reconcile the Lady to her Lover, telling her he fhall bring hx Pockets well lin’d with Gold } which Argument, they fay, never fail’d with any Woman, of any Agey Religion, and Country whatever P* 39 A Collection of Letters from the belt Latin Authors, made Englifh by Mr. Tho. Brown. Pliny’j Junior Letters. To his Friend Romanus, being a Jhort EJfay on Pa-
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