The Novels of Samuel Richardson, Esq. Viz. Pamela, Clarissa Harlowe, and Sir Charles Grandison: In Three Volumes. To which is Prefixed, a Memoir of the Life of the Author

Hurst, Robinson, 1824

CLARISSA HARLOWE	3

X	28

knowledged vanity Accounts for his plausible	32

wanting to reward himself as if he had obliged	38

Miss Howe to Clarissa Chides	43

Extract from a letter of Clarissa After giving	49

Clarissa to Miss Howe A faithful friend	55

Miss Howe to Clarissa Acquaints	78

12	349

13	357

Lovelace to Belford Regrets that	359

From the same Reflects upon him	365

20	380

From the same An affecting	385

Lovelace to Belford Begs he will wait	405

Miss Howe to Clarissa Has	451

Clarissa to Miss Howe Lovelace com	85

Miss Howe to Clarissa Sorry	92

Sharp letters that pass between Miss Howe	98

Belford to Miss Howe With	100

Lovelace to Belford Has been at church	124

From the same Has received an angry	131

Belford In reply Still warmly	140

Mrs Norton In answer	148

Touches upon her sisters taunting letter	161

From the same Interesting conversation	162

Clarissa to Miss Howe Gives the particu	182

From the same An account of	184

Clarissa to Miss Howe Is terrified	196

Clarissa to Miss Howe Gives	199

ing exultation on her amended prospects	200

Miss Howe to Clarissa Approves	207

Mr Lovelace to Joseph Leman A letter	220

Miss Howe to Clarissa Her sentiments	241

Lovelace to Belford Preparative to	254

10	313

with a meeting in the garden Her composure	335

Her open kind and instructive	341

From the same Another conversation	347

Title	The Novels of Samuel Richardson, Esq. Viz. Pamela, Clarissa Harlowe, and Sir Charles Grandison: In Three Volumes. To which is Prefixed, a Memoir of the Life of the Author Volumes 6-8 of Ballantyne's novelist's library Volume 2 of The Novels of Samuel Richardson, Esq: Viz. Pamela, Clarissa Harlowe, and Sir Charles Grandison in Three Volumes, to which is Prefixed a Memoir of the Life of the Author, Samuel Richardson
Author	Samuel Richardson
Publisher	Hurst, Robinson, 1824
Original from	Princeton University
Digitized	21 Nov 2008

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Lovelace to Belford Curses him	475

Belford to Lovelace Defends	514

the dry narrative unanimated style of a per	547

From the same She accounts for	562

Belford to Lovelace Reproaches	576

Mr Belford to Miss Howe	585

Lovelace to Belford Hopes Bel	589

26	590

28	605

Belford to Lovelace Expatiates	623

31	624

Miss Howe from the Isle of Wight	627

From the same Displeased with	635

Dr H to James Harlowe senior	647

Belford to Lovelace Parti	671

From the same Miss Howes distress	682

Colonel Morden to Mr Belford	692

James Harlowe to Belford	698

32	709

Colonel Morden to Mr Belford	710

From the same Is preparing to leave	717

Lord M to Mr Belford Ac	724

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