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Letter Concerning Purchase of
  • Language: en
  • Pages: 3
Conversations on Natural History: by the author of the “Twin Sisters” [i.e. Elizabeth Sandham], etc
  • Language: en
  • Pages: 148
Lucilla; or the reconciliation. By the author of
  • Language: en
A Cup Of Sweets, That Can Never Cloy Or, Delightful Tales For Good Children
  • Language: en
  • Pages: 72

A Cup Of Sweets, That Can Never Cloy Or, Delightful Tales For Good Children

"A Cup of Sweets, That Can Never Cloy" by using Elizabeth Semple (also known as Elizabeth Sandham) is a lovely series of poetry that transports readers to a world of sweetness and happiness. The book is a literary voyage through numerous themes, encapsulating the essence of happiness, love, and the splendor of existence. Elizabeth Semple's verses are like a calming cup of nectar, promising a revel in with a purpose to be without end fun. The poetry on these pages demonstrates the author's super consciousness of the human experience, in addition to her potential to specific feelings with grace and eloquence. Each poem is meticulously composed, allowing readers to understand the splendor of language and the depth of emotion. From the emotional exploration of affection to musings on the fun of existence, Elizabeth Semple's rhymes weave a tapestry of feelings that deeply resonate with readers. "A Cup of Sweets, That Can Never Cloy" is greater than a set of poems; it's miles a literary pleasure that delights the senses and lifts the spirit.

The School-fellows. A Moral Tale. By the Author of “The Twin Sisters,” Etc. [Mrs. Elizabeth Sandham.]
  • Language: en
  • Pages: 274
More Trifles, for the benefit of the rising generation. By the author of “Juliana,” etc. [i.e. Elizabeth Sandham.]
  • Language: en
  • Pages: 187
Deaf and Dumb!
  • Language: en
  • Pages: 50

Deaf and Dumb!

Deaf and Dumb! It is hoped the title of the following book will excite attention: how much more, then, should the unhappy situation of those who are in that state demand compassion! and it is gratefully acknowledged, that in some benevolent minds the tide of pity has flowed even to them. An Asylum, on a plan more and more extensive, as the means of making it so has increased, has been formed for these once melancholy appellants to their commiseration, but who are now, through their means, enabled[Pg iv] cheerfully to pass through life; and scarcely to feel the deprivation of those powers, which, were it not for this institution, would have sunk them into listless apathy, or moody ideotism. P...

The Red Book and the Black One. By the Author of Summer Rambles
  • Language: en

The Red Book and the Black One. By the Author of Summer Rambles

  • Type: Book
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  • Published: 1802
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  • Publisher: Unknown

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