THE LADY’s MUSEUM.
The TRIFLER. [NUMBER V.]
THE Arabian proverb, Shut the windows that the house may be light, is supposed to contain some great mystery; and indeed it must be confessed that it […]
ISSUE 5
THE LADY’s MUSEUM.
TO THE AUTHOR of the TRIFLER.
MADAM, I Thank you for publishing the letter signed Perdita: it was a prelude to my unhappy story, which I am desirous the world should […]
THE HISTORY OF HARRIOT and SOPHIA CONTINUED
DOLLY, though encouraged by the sweet condescension of Sophia, who, to inspire her with confidence, freely acknowledged the situation of her own heart, blushed so […]
TO THE Author of the LADY’s MUSEUM.
MADAM, BEING born a Florentine, though by my marriage and long residence here, I am now become English; I cannot without some jealousy observe, that […]
THE HISTORY OF BIANCA CAPELLO.
ABOUT the middle of the sixteenth century, amongst many Florentine merchants, who resided in the celebrated city of Venice, was, a company of bankers, called […]
ESSAY ON THE Original Inhabitants of GREAT BRITAIN, CONTINUED.
IN the reign of Commodus, or as Beda places it, in the reign of Aurelius, we are told of Lucius, the first British monarch who […]
TREATISE ON THE EDUCATION of DAUGHTERS.
CHAP. II. The Inconveniences of the common Methods of Education. IT is owing to ignorance that a girl is weary of herself, and knows not […]
THE HISTORY OF THE COUNT DE COMMINGE CONTINUED.
‘I Would die, said I, rather than displease you; and I will die if you have no pity on me. What can I do? It […]
PHILOSOPHY FOR THE LADIES CONTINUED.
Of the methods NATURE has furnished various ANIMALS withal, to elude the attacks of, and prevent pursuits from, their enemies. IN our last Number we […]
THE LADY’s GEOGRAPHY CONTINUED.
DOWNLOAD Of the MANNERS and CUSTOMS of the Inhabitants of AMBOYNA. AFTER having given some account of the habits, arms, and festivals of these people, […]