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 […]
LETTERS
TO THE Author of the LADY’S MUSEUM.
MADAM, THE gaiety with which you set out in your first paper, and the agreeable manner in which you acknowledge your fondness for admiration, persuaded […]
TO THE Author of the LADY’S MUSEUM.
MADAM, I HAVE lately been at one of the most awful solemnities in this kingdom, or perhaps in any kingdom in the world; the trial […]
TO THE Author of the LADY’S MUSEUM.
MADAM, WHEN I sent you an account of the trial and condemnation of Lawrence, late earl Ferrers, I did not imagine that I should have […]
TO THE Author of the LADY’s MUSEUM.
MADAM, YOUR receiving and publishing the letters of other people, when without foreign assistance your Museum would be much more to the pleasure of your […]
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 […]
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 […]
TO THE AUTHOR of the TRIFLER.
MADAM, AS you confess that you are not superior to trifles, will you accept of a trifling criticism, which if honoured with a place in […]
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 […]