The picture room at Benevolent Hall : being an account of the visit of Master and Miss Goodchild to the country seat of Squire Benevolent, the entertainment they met with, and the conversation that ensued on their return home.
London : Printed and sold by J. Evans and Sons, Long-lane; sold also by F. Collins, 60, Paternoster-Row ; and J. Nisbet, 15, Castle-street, Oxford-street,
[between 1814-1820?]
This edition differs from at least two other variant editions. This edition has "trash. But after all, as you observed, the" for the first line on page 8. Another edition has "they are despising for mere trash. But, after." for the first line on page 8 This edition does not conclude with FINIS, but two other variants do. Woodcuts: title vignette of a man pulling another man out of the water, and two other woodcut illustrations.
'Price one penny'.
Woodcut on title page and in text.
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