Anecdotes of the Delborough family: a novel (1792)
Susannah Gunning
| Repository | Library | Shelf |
|---|---|---|
| Somerset | Somerset Studies | B 823 GUN |
| Somerset | SANHS | Tite 44-8 |
Record Number
GRN0337984
Publication Details
RCN
GRN0337984
Number of pages
240p
Height
18cm
Format
Hardback
Volume Details
Number
Vol.4
Note
The author was a daughter of a Somerset clergyman.
First line:
During the continuance of their short journey, the fair friends found an inexhaustible source of conversation in the events of the morning and their joy received no inconsiderable addition from the Colonel's having seized on a favourable moment to tell them, in a whisper, that, on their coming to town, they were not to be separated, saying, at the same time, he would explain the cirucmstance , to which this change in Lady Dorothy's determinations was owing, when he met them at dinner.
First line:
During the continuance of their short journey, the fair friends found an inexhaustible source of conversation in the events of the morning and their joy received no inconsiderable addition from the Colonel's having seized on a favourable moment to tell them, in a whisper, that, on their coming to town, they were not to be separated, saying, at the same time, he would explain the cirucmstance , to which this change in Lady Dorothy's determinations was owing, when he met them at dinner.
Subjects
Dates
18th century