3 edition of Aminta, the coquette found in the catalog.
Aminta, the coquette
Published
1852
by Webster in London
.
Written in English
Edition Notes
| Statement | by Howard Glover |
| Series | Webster"s acting national drama -- v. 17, no. 182, English and American drama of the nineteenth century, Webster"s acting national drama -- v. 17, no. 182 |
| The Physical Object | |
|---|---|
| Format | Microform |
| Pagination | 24 p |
| Number of Pages | 24 |
| ID Numbers | |
| Open Library | OL15149337M |
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The novel, told in epistolary form, begins with Eliza Wharton spending time with her married friends, General and Mrs. is a young, beautiful, smart, and prone to flirtatiousness.
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The book was not attributed to Foster untilmore than a decade and a half after her death. The Coquette is the story of the seduction of a young socialite woman, Eliza Wharton, by the devious Major Peter Sanford.
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the "Coquette." Thus did they hold towards each other that very significant relationship--especially in the past century--of "_cousins_" a relationship better heeded and more earnestly recognized and cherished than that of nearer kin at the present day.
Therefore, not only by family ties, but by similarity of positions and community of. It’s the same. The void is the void. We end.
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The coquette; or, The life and letters of Eliza Wharton by Foster, Hannah Webster, Publication date [] Topics Whitman, Elizabeth, Publisher Philadelphia: T. Peterson & brothers Collection cdl; americana Digitizing sponsor MSN Contributor University of California Libraries Language : coquette definition: 1.
a woman who likes to attract attention by behaving as if she is sexually interested in people. Learn more. 09/15/ The title of this book is a fairly accurate representation of the material within.
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