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Visits to the parsonage; or, the juvenile assembly. By Sarah Wilkinson, authoress of midsummer holidays, village rambles, &c. Adapted at once to amuse and instruct the youthful reader. |
1799 |
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The tragical history of Carzy Jane, and young Henry. Giving an account of their birth, parentage, courtship, and melancholy end. Founded on facts, by Sarah Wilkinson. |
1800 |
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The turtle dove; or Cupid's artillery levelled against human hearts, ... By Sarah Wilkinson. |
1800 |
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The White Cottage of the Valley; or, The Mysterious Husband. An Original, Interesting Romance. By Sarah Wilkinson. |
1800 |
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Visits to the Parsonage; or, the Juvenile Assembly: adapted at once to amuse and instruct the youthful reader |
1801 |
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Lord Gowen; or, The Forester's Daughter. An Historical Romance of the Twelfth Century. To Which is Added, The Barons of Old. An Historic Tale. |
1803 |
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The Marriage Promise; or, The History of Emma Woodley. By Sarah Wilkinson. To Which is Added, A Poem to the Memory of the Late Mrs. Pope. |
1803 |
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The Subterraneous Passage; or, Gothic Cell. A Romance. By Sarah Wilkinson. |
1803 |
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Lissette of Savoy; or, The Fair Maid of the Mountains. An Interesting Tale. To Which is Added, Ethelred and Lidania; or, The Sacrifice to Woden, A Saxon Tale. |
1804 |
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Old Daddy Gander's fairy tales: consisting of the interesting story of The bleeding finger; or The lady with the golden thumb: The story of Phebe the Good; or The glorious hand: The story of Princess Hebe; or her flight from the usurper of her throne, to Ardella Wood: The house of instruction ... and The Princess of Arcadia; or The marriage of Theseus, Prince of the Flowery Isles. |
1804 |
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The ghost of Golini, or, The mailignant relative: a domestic tale. Written by Miss Sarah Wilkinson. |
1804 |
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The Maid of Lochlin; or, Northern Mysteries. A Scottish Romance. |
1804 |
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The Maid of the Ocean; or, The Prince of Persia. An Aquatic Romance. To Which is Added, Orlando; or, The Knight of the Moon. A Romance. |
1804 |
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The Pathetic and Interesting History of George Barnwell. Founded on Facts. Carefully Abridged from Mr. Surr's Celebrated Novel by Sarah Wilkinson. |
1804 |
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The Wife of Two Husbands. Translated From the French Drama of the La Femme À Deux Maris and Formed Into an Interesting Story. |
1804 |
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The Wife of Two Husbands. Translated from the French Drama, and formed into an interesting Story. By Sarah Wilkinson. |
1804 |
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The Wife of Two Husbands; or, Fritz, the Outlaw. An Interesting Tale. |
1804 |
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The Wife of Two Husbands; or, Fritz, the Outlaw. An Interesting Tale. |
1804 |
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Inkle and Yarico; or, Love in a Cave. An Interesting Tale. |
1805 |
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Monastic Ruins; or, The Invisible Monitor. A Romance. To Which is Added, The Brazier. A Tale. |
1805 |
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The Adopted Child; or, The Castle of St. Villereagh. Being the Interesting History and Adventures of Edward Hartford. |
1805 |
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The Mountain Cottager; or, The Deserted Bride. Founded on Facts. |
1805 |
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The Sorcerer’s Palace; or, The Princess of Sinadone. Being the Romantic Adventures of a Knight of the Round Table. |
1805 |
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The Voyages and Adventures of Edward Teach, Commonly Called Black Beard, the Notorious Pirate. With an Account of the Origin and Progress of the Roman, Algerine and West India Pirates. |
1805 |
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The Water Spectre; or, An Bratach. A Romance, Founded on the Popular Melo-Drame, As Performed, With Universal Applause, at the Aquatic Theatre, Sadler's Wells. |
1805 |