THE LADY’S MUSEUM.
The TRIFLER. [NUMBER VIII.]
MADAM, IF the title of a literary performance contributes much to excite the curiosity of the public, I can well suppose that the Trifler is […]
ISSUE 8
THE LADY’S MUSEUM.
THE HISTORY OF HARRIOT AND SOPHIA CONTINUED
WHEN Mr. Herbert returned from his walk, and met the curate, and his little family at supper, Sophia, who heedfully observed him, saw an alteration […]
TO THE Author of the LADY’S MUSEUM.
MADAM, THE inclosed little poem was written by the celebrated Earl of Dorset. It was never published, and may possibly be acceptable to some of […]
ESSAY ON THE Original Inhabitants of GREAT BRITAIN, CONTINUED.
OUR modern writers, with indefatigable industry, have given us a most exact historical dictionary of the several Saxon monarchs, who successively reigned in the seven […]
THE HISTORY OF THE COUNT DE COMMINGE CONTINUED.
‘BE not apprehensive of any harm, said he to me, as he approached; I come by the command of madame de Benavides: she has had […]
TREATISE ON THE EDUCATION of DAUGHTERS CONTINUED.
Indirect Instructions, and that Children ought not to be urged. NOW, though we ought not to make a practice of threatning and never punishing, lest […]
PHILOSOPHY FOR THE LADIES CONTINUED.
The Natural History of the EPHEMERON, or DAY-FLY. THERE is nothing more trite and common than the ridicule which persons unused to the study of […]