The hermit in Philadelphia. Second series ..

Robert Waln

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' - ^: -THE HERMIT IN PHILADELPHIA. SECOND SERIES. - CONTAINING SOME ACCOUNT OF YOUNG BELLES AND ELEGANTES ANDCOQUETTES; SPOILED DANDIES AND OLDRUFFIANS;children; MAIDS DANDY SLANG AND LA-AND OLD BACHELORS; MORNING VISITS AND EVENINGDY-SLANG; PARTIES; DRESS AND FEMALE SLANDERERS ANDORNAMENTS; MALE LONG BRANCH LETTERS ANDexquisites; and BIL-PRICES lotteriescurrent; quacks; LIARDS AND GAMBLING ANDPHARO; SPORTING; elections AND THEATRICALS ANDAMUSEMENTS; HORSE wife SELLING AND BOX-BETTING;racing; AND DOG ANDING FIGHTING BULL BAIT-cocking; &C. &C. &C.ING, You o' the as if were a God tospeak people, you punish, a of !not man their Coriolanus.iufirmity — for aYou think this cruel? take it rule, No creature smarts so little as a fool. Pope. --.BYBY PETER ATA]AT ESALL,l^ " HEftMIT ANDEDITOR OF THE IN AMERIOA,^ AUTHOR ''' OF "AMERICAN BARDS" AND SISYPHI OPUS OR TOUCHES AT THE TIMES." PHILADELPHIA: FOR THE AtJTHOR BY J. MAXWELL AND MOSESPUBLISHED THOMAS, BY HALEY AND NEW YORK.AND THOMAS, 1821. ^ ,M tm t if I ti I i > THENEWYCRK LIBRARYPUBLIC 1G8380 ASTO«,LeN&X*.«e 4-t. « t CONTENTS. Preface. Page. - - - 7Chapter,!. Coquettes, - - 2. 20Dandy Slang, - -3. Female 32Slanderers, -4. Fashionable 47Conversation, - 635. Philadelphia Amusements, - -6. 83Spoiled Children, - - - 7. Elections 98 - 8. Lotteries and 112Quacks, - 9. Letters from 127Branch,Long - - 14610. Foreign Follies, PREFACE.

Sujets

• Philadelphia
• Maxwell

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• Publié par: les_archives_du_savoir
• Nombre de lectures: 8
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 11 Mo

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THENEWYCRK LIBRARYPUBLIC 1G8380 ASTO«,LeN&X*.«e 4-t. « t CONTENTS. Preface. Page. - - - 7Chapter,!. Coquettes, - - 2. 20Dandy Slang, - -3. Female 32Slanderers, -4. Fashionable 47Conversation, - 635. Philadelphia Amusements, - -6. 83Spoiled Children, - - - 7. Elections 98 - 8. Lotteries and 112Quacks, - 9. Letters from 127Branch,Long - - 14610. Foreign Follies, PREFACE." />

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^: -THE
HERMIT IN PHILADELPHIA.
SECOND SERIES.
-
CONTAINING SOME ACCOUNT OF
YOUNG BELLES AND ELEGANTES ANDCOQUETTES;
SPOILED DANDIES AND OLDRUFFIANS;children;
MAIDS DANDY SLANG AND LA-AND OLD BACHELORS;
MORNING VISITS AND EVENINGDY-SLANG; PARTIES;
DRESS AND FEMALE SLANDERERS ANDORNAMENTS;
MALE LONG BRANCH LETTERS ANDexquisites;
and BIL-PRICES lotteriescurrent; quacks;
LIARDS AND GAMBLING ANDPHARO; SPORTING;
elections AND THEATRICALS ANDAMUSEMENTS;
HORSE wife SELLING AND BOX-BETTING;racing;
AND DOG ANDING FIGHTING BULL BAIT-cocking;
&C. &C. &C.ING,
You o' the as if were a God tospeak people, you punish,
a of !not man their Coriolanus.iufirmity
— for aYou think this cruel? take it rule,
No creature smarts so little as a fool. Pope.
--.BYBY PETER ATA]AT ESALL,l^
" HEftMIT ANDEDITOR OF THE IN AMERIOA,^ AUTHOR
'''
OF "AMERICAN BARDS" AND SISYPHI OPUS OR
TOUCHES AT THE TIMES."
PHILADELPHIA:
FOR THE AtJTHOR BY J. MAXWELL AND MOSESPUBLISHED THOMAS,
BY HALEY AND NEW YORK.AND THOMAS,
1821.
^,M tm t if I ti I i >
THENEWYCRK
LIBRARYPUBLIC
1G8380
ASTO«,LeN&X*.«e
4-t.
« tCONTENTS.
Preface. Page.
- - - 7Chapter,!. Coquettes,
- -
2. 20Dandy Slang,
- -3. Female 32Slanderers,
-4. Fashionable 47Conversation,
- 635. Philadelphia Amusements,
- -6. 83Spoiled Children,
- - -
7. Elections 98
-
8. Lotteries and 112Quacks,
-
9. Letters from 127Branch,Long
- - 14610. Foreign Follies,