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![beganne here to flourish, from the beginning of Queene Elizabeth. The Third Edition, revised, and enlarged. London, Robert Mylbourne and Humphrey Robinson, 1627 £3 3s Sm. 4to. 291 pp. Calf. Portrait, engraved title- page, and copperplates in text. Bottom corner torn from sign. M2 affecting only the marginal rule. §.T.C. 4642. ( ; Carleton was a friend of Camden, who mentions him with affection in his ‘‘ Britannia.’”’ The interesting series of copperplates deals picturesquely with the foreign and English Catholic plots against Elizabeth and James. 60 [Casanova].—Jacques Casanova de Sein- galt: an Address to the Philobiblon Club of Philadelphia, 24 May, 1923, by Seymour de Ricci. Philadelphia, Privately Printed, 1923° 15s 8vo. 24 pp. Original limp boards. 61§Castiglione (Baldassare) The Courtier of Count Baldessar Castilio, Devided into foure Bookes. Verie necessarie and_ profitable for young gentlemen and _ gentlewomen abiding in Court, Pallace, or Place, done into English by Thomas Hobby. London, Printed by John Wolfe, 1588 [SOLD] Sm. 4to. A-Pp 8. Old half calf. Margin of wood- cut title-page cut close. Complete, but 3 signatures misplaced. ‘ ; ‘ S.T.C. 4781. The text in English, French & Italian in parallel columns. ; 62 Cervantes. Adventures of Don Quixote dela Mancha; Translated from the Spanish of Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra, by Charles Jarvis, Esq. Illustrated by Tony Johannot. London, Henry Lea, N.D. 7s 6d 8vo. 370 pp. Original cloth. Illustrations. See also No. 115. : CHAP-BOOKS. 63 Fair Rosamond (The History of). London, J. Lewis, 1776 6s 12mo. 72 pp. Recent half calf. ; Portrait (small portion of oval border lost by cropping). Cropped rather close (a catchword & a line of text lost). 64%Aesop’s Fables : with his Life, Morals and ft Remarks. Fitted for the Meanest Capa- cities. To which are added, Four. other Fables in Prose and Verse. A New Edition. Glasgow: Printed by David Niven, for A. Orr, 1786 10s t2mo. 168 pp. Sheep. Frontispiece and numerous woodcuts. There is no sign. A5 in the preliminary leaves, but this does not appear to be,an imperfection. 644 Fate (The) of Beauty, or, The Fall of Vanity; Being the History of the Un- fortunate Lancashire Lass, Anna Brown, of Prescot, in the said County. Shewing how her own Folly in too much trusting to what was said of her Charms, was the Cause of her Ruin . . . (written by a young Lady of the same Town). London, Andrew -Hambleton, 1789 10s 6d Dagger. A Romance. London, Tegg and Castleman (c. 1800) 6s Tall 12mo. 72 pp. Recent boards. Possibly one of a series, as the signatures begin with (li 1), but title-page and pagination are quite distinct. Adventures of Henry Lanson, the only Son of a Wealthy Planter in the West Indies, who... was put on Shore at an Unin- habited Island, where... he Discovers the Ruins of an Ancient Temple ; and near it, The Oracle of the Sun, a Large Rude Carved Idol . . . of a Wonderful Construc- tion. 42 pp., plates. London, 8. Fisher (1805).—The Voyages, Travels, and Adven- tures of Charles Smith, who . ... is Pursued and Taken by a Pirate of Tunis, who after- wards engages with a Turkish Rover. The Interesting History of ‘Ferdinand Compson. 48 pp., plate, and several smaller plates inserted. London, 8S. Fisher (1802).—The Voyages, Travels, and Long Captivity of James Massey. 44 pp., plate & several inserted plates. London, 8. Fisher (1802).— Bruce’s Voyage to Naples, and Journey up Mount Vesuvius. 42 pp., plate of aerial travel on large birds. London, 8. Fisher (1802) £1 5s In 1 vol. 8vo. Recent half calf. nines, A Romance, by James Vincent, Esq. 28 pp. London, Thomas Tegg.—Edward & Agnes, or, The Twin Orphans of Rose mount Farm, by Sarah Wilkinson. 35 pp. London, R. Harrild, 1812.—The Millener’s Girl; or, The Interesting and Authentic Adventures of Fanny Bilson, a Country Clergyman’s Daughter... to which is Added, The True Story of Anna, the Orphan of Worcestershire. 40 pp. London, T. Hughes.—The Foundling of the Lake, an Original Romance. 24 pp. London, T. Tegg, 1810.—The Forest Phantom, or The Golden Crucifix. 36 pp. London, R. Harrild.—The Surprising Life and Real Adventures of . . . Robin Hood... Ori- ginally Written by Captain Johnson, Esq. To which are added some Extracts from the most Favourite Ballads Published in the Garland Supposed to have been written by Gilbert Pilkyngton, Parson of Tottenham. 36 pp. London, T. and R. Hughes, 1807.— The Romantic Attachment, or, The Adven- turous Lover and his Mistress, a Persian Tale. 32 pp. London, Champantre and Gothic Romance. 36 pp. London, J. Roe, (1809).—The Sicilian Pirate, or, The Pillar of Mystery: a Terrific Romance. 38 London, Ann Lemoine, and J. Roe (1804).—Tales of Terror! or, More Ghosts: Forming a Complete Phantasmagoria. 36 pp. London, Ann Lemoine, and J. Roe](https://iiif.wellcomecollection.org/image/b3315594x_0008.jp2/full/800%2C/0/default.jpg)
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