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London, England, 1801-09-26 00:00:00

This Day was published,
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THE -FATHER. and DAUGHTER, a Tale
in Prose.

Mrs. ONE.
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In tke Press, and speedily will be publishid,
A vowinq of Poems? by Mrs. ()pie.

This Day was published, •
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MELANCHOLY ; as it proceeds from the Dis-
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Influence or Religion. Drawn chjefly, from the celebrated
Work intitled Burton's Anatomy Of Melancholy ; and in
'which the Kinds, Cau‘es, porksrquences afid Cures of this
English Malady
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A DICTIONARY of NIUSIC; to which is pre-
fi.x,..>cl a, Familiar IntroditAion'to the -SCIEI.iCE of.
HARMONY. . . , . •

:By THOMAS BUSBY,
.LL. D.
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