The complete art of writing love letters; or, the lover's best instructor. In which The Tender Passions are displayed in all Forms, real or feigned; as discovered in the Sincere Modest Honourable Rapturous Passionate Forlorn Lover Insidious Base Perfidious Treacherous Dissembling Mercenary With Rules and Instructions to the Fair Sex, how to make a happy Choice of a Good Husband. Exhibiting in a series of Letters, a variety of Truth and Falshood, Sincerity and Treachery, Happiness and Misery, with several Examples in both Kinds. To which are added, some elegant Forms of Messages for Cards.
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London : printed by W. Franklin, in Bartlet's Buildings, for R. Richards, next the Cross-Keys Tavern, Holborn; H. Serjeant, at the Black-Swan, without Temple-Bar, and F. Newberry, at the Crown in Pater-Noster Row, [1795?]
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xii,215,[1]p. ; 120.
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ESTC T110765
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