Lyrical Tales.

Title

Lyrical Tales.

Author

Robinson, Mary, 1758‐1800

Publication

London,: Printed for T. N. Longman and O. Rees ... by Biggs and Co. [of] Bristol

1800

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Contents

• illustration of title page
• TITLE PAGE
• CONTENTS.
• E R R A T A.
• TALES.
  • ALL ALONE.
  • The MISTLETOE.
  • THEPOOR, SINGING DAME.
  • MISTRESS GURTON's CAT.
  • The LASCAR.
    • part
    • PART SECOND.
  • THEWIDOW's HOME.
  • THESHEPHERD's DOG.
  • THEFUGITIVE.
  • THEHAUNTED BEACH.
  • OLD BARNARD,
  • The HERMIT of MONT‐BLANC.
  • DEBORAH's PARROT,
  • The NEGRO GIRL.
  • The TRUMPETER,
  • The DESERTED COTTAGE.
  • The FORTUNE‐TELLER,
  • POOR MARGUERITE.
  • The CONFESSOR,
  • EDMUND'S WEDDING.
  • The ALIEN BOY.
  • The GRANNY GREY,
  • GOLFRE,
    • part
    • GOLFRE,
    • GOLFRE.
    • GOLFRE,
    • GOLFRE,
• BOOKS