A
TABLE
OF THE PIECES
CONTAIN'D
IN THE FIRST VOLUME.
HE Duke of Longueville's Retreat to his Government of Normandy.
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p. 1.
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A Letter to Madam ***. I remember that when I went to the Army, &c.
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13
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To the ſame; I thought you had utterly forgot me, &c.
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14
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A Letter to Madam ***. You are upon the point, &c.
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15
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The Character of the Countefs D'OLONNE.
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17
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A Letter to the Countefs D'OLONNE, fent with the foregoing Character.
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22
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A Letter to Madam ***. How violent foever my Friendship is, &c.
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23
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A Letter to Madam ***. As nothing is fo honourable as an antient Friendship, &c.
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25
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Man, who is defirous to know all things, knows not himſelf.
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26
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Reflections on the Maxim, That we ought to defpife Fortune, and not care for the Court.
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31
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A Letter to Count D'OLONNE. You left me yefterday in a Converfation,
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&c. 36
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