Her season in Bath: a story of bygone days (1889)
Emma Marshall
| Repository | Library | Shelf |
|---|---|---|
| Somerset | Somerset Studies | B 823 MAR |
Record Number
GRN0338655
Publication Details
Printer
RCN
GRN0338655
Format
Hardback
Height
17.5cm
Number of pages
220p
Embellishment
Illustrated
Note
The author lived in Wells, Exeter and Gloucestershire during her early married life and died in Clifton, Bristol.
The old gateway or The story of Agatha included in this edition. Published 1890. New edition.
First line:
It was the height of the Bath season in 1779, and there was scarcely any part of the city which did not feel the effect of the great tide of amusement and pleasure, which set in year by year with ever-increasing force, and made the streets, and parades, and terraces alive with gaily-dressed fashionable ladies and their attendant beaux.
The old gateway or The story of Agatha included in this edition. Published 1890. New edition.
First line:
It was the height of the Bath season in 1779, and there was scarcely any part of the city which did not feel the effect of the great tide of amusement and pleasure, which set in year by year with ever-increasing force, and made the streets, and parades, and terraces alive with gaily-dressed fashionable ladies and their attendant beaux.
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Dates
18th century