The second edition of this work was appended with a letter to Mrs. Fermor, to whom its author had dedicated this work.
The second edition of this work was appended with a letter to Mrs. Fermor, to whom its author had dedicated this work. Despite the warnings of the sylph Ariel, its protagonist travels to Hampton Court, where one character built an altar and prayed to the gods. After Umbriel obtains a bag of "sighs, sobs, and passions" and vial of "fainting fears" and Thalestris prompts Sir Plume to scold another character, a scuffle results in that character having snuff thrown up his nose. This occurs after one character's decision to play the king of hearts wins her a game of Ombre, making the Baron more determined to add to his trophies. Bellinda's loss due to a pair of scissors is the title action of, FTP, which 1712 mock-heroic poem by Alexander Pope?
The second edition of this work was appended with a letter to Mrs. Fermor, to whom its author had dedicated this work.
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