PAISLEY:

Printed and fold by ALEX. WEIR, Bookfeller, MDCCLA AV,

LENOX LIBRARY

NEW YORK

OF THE

THIRD VOLUME.

BOOK

XIII.

Containing the fpace of twelve days.

page i

CHAP. I. An invocation,

CHAP. II. What befel Mr Jones on his arrival in Lon-

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don,

CHAP. III. A project of Mrs Fitzpatrick, and her viût

to Lady Bellafton,

CHAP. IV. Which confifts of vifiting,

CHAP. V. An adventure which happened to Mr Jones

at his lodgings, with fome account of a young gentle-

man who lodged there, and of the miftrefs of the

houfe and her two daughters,

CHAP. VI. What arrived while the company were at

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breakfast, with fome hints concerning the government

of daughters,

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CHAP. VII. Containing the whole humours of a mas-

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querade,

CHAP. VII. Containing a scene of diftrefs which will

appear very extraordinary to moft of our readers, 32

CHAP IX. Which treats of matters of a very differ.

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ent kind from thofe in the preceding chapter,

CHAP. X. A chapter which, though fhort, may draw

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tears from fome eyes,

CHAP. XI. In which the reader will be furprifed, 43

CHAP. XII. In which the thirteenth book is concluded,