THE LADY’s MUSEUM.
The TRIFLER. [NUMBER III.]
MADAM, WHEN ‘squire Bickerstaff, in the time of our mothers, such a time as, if their accounts may be trusted, is never likely to return, […]
ISSUE 3
THE LADY’s MUSEUM.
THE HISTORY OF HARRIOT AND SOPHIA CONTINUED
SOphia, as if afraid she had said too much, stopped abruptly, and, fixing her eyes on the ground, continued silent, and lost in thought. Mr. […]
TO THE Author of the LADY’s MUSEUM.
MADAM, AS I apprehend the object of this publication is no less the moral than the literary improvement of your sex, permit me, through the […]
THE HISTORY OF THE COUNT DE COMMINGE CONTINUED.
HEaring her speak with unusual emotion, I approach’d her: she was giving her mother an account of what had happened. Madame de Lussan was as […]
The following Essay, on the original inhabitants of Great Britain, is the composition of a nobleman, distinguished for his genius, taste, and learning.
AN ESSAY ON THE Original Inhabitants of GREAT BRITAIN.
THE history of every nation in the world begins in a dark and fabulous manner: nor can any history be more obscure than that of […]
THE TRYAL OF THE MAID OF ORLEANS.
Extracted from the Archives of Normandy, by John Nagerel, canon and archdeacon of the church of Nostre Dame at Rouen. Communicated to the author by a friend.
IN the year one thousand four hundred and twenty nine, a young girl named Jane Taré, of the dutchy of Lorrain, declared she had frequent […]
PHILOSOPHY FOR THE LADIES CONTINUED.
Of the Metamorphoses of ANIMALS, and the several Changes observable in ANIMAL LIFE. THERE scarcely ever perhaps was any system, doctrine, or opinion broach’d with […]