THE LADY’s MUSEUM.
The TRIFLER. [NUMBER X.]
MADAM, IN a life of sixty-four years, alas how times are altered! when I was young, what dread and reverence were paid to omens, dreams, […]
ISSUE 10
THE LADY’s MUSEUM.
THE HISTORY OF HARRIOT AND SOPHIA CONTINUED
THE first thought that struck the amazed Sophia was, that Sir Charles, either following the motions of his natural inconstancy, or in revenge of her […]
THE JUDGMENT of PARIS. A POEM.
Sent to the Author of the Lady’s Museum, by a Friend. ‘Nobis forma placet; sapientia, regna, valete.’ DAUGHTERS of Jove, immortal Nine, inspire This artless […]
The following Life of VANDYCK is published from a Manuscript, communicated to the Author of the LADY’s MUSEUM by a Person of Distinction.
THE LIFE OF Sir ANTHONY VANDYCK. ANthony Vandyck was born in the city of Antwe […]p, in the year 1599; his father was a merchant of […]
THE TALE of GENEURA.
From the Italian of LODOVICO ARIOSTO, in the Fifth Book of his ORLANDO FURIOSO. THE noble Rinaldo sailing to England, whither he was sent on […]
TREATISE ON THE EDUCATION of DAUGHTERS CONTINUED.
Of the use of History for Children. CHILDREN are very fond of strange stories: it is common to see them in high delight, or in […]
THE LADY’s GEOGRAPHY.
DOWNLOAD/PRINT PDF OF INSTALLMENT DESCRIPTION of the Island of CEYLON. [Continued from Page 720.] ALL the kinds of fruits which the Indies in general produce, […]