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Lady Bradshaigh : annotations to Samuel Richardson, Pamela
"When Samuel Richardson asked his friend Lady Bradshaigh for her opinion of his novels Pamela and Clarissa, she sent him her annotated copies -- and he 'devoted some of his last days to reading her comments and to making his own comments on them.'"
Century: 1700-1799 Reader/Listener/Group: Samuel Richardson
Lady Bradshaigh : annotations to Samuel Richardson, Clarissa
"When Samuel Richardson asked his friend Lady Bradshaigh for her opinion of his novels Pamela and Clarissa, she sent him her annotated copies -- and he 'devoted some of his last days to reading her comments and to making his own comments on them.'"
Century: 1700-1799 Reader/Listener/Group: Samuel Richardson Manuscript: annotations in printed text
Lady Bradshaigh : [letter]
'There was no need to bespeak my Patience, nor anything but my Gratitude, on reading such a Letter as you have favoured me with. Indeed I admire it; and have reason to plume myself upon the Interest you take in my Story...from many passages in your Letters [I look upon you] as a Daughter of my own Mind'.
Century: 1700-1799 Reader/Listener/Group: Samuel Richardson Manuscript: Letter
Lady Bradshaigh : 'Determinta'
'In a visit the Author of the Rambler made me on Monday last, I read to him your "Determinta", and expressed my wonder that he had not made a Paper of it, as I thought it would have been a very good one. He remembered it not; and spoke handsomely of it.'
Century: 1700-1799 Reader/Listener/Group: Samuel Richardson Manuscript: unpublished piece of writing
Lady Bradshaigh : 'Determinta'
'In a visit the Author of the Rambler made me on Monday last, I read to him your "Determinta", and expressed my wonder that he had not made a Paper of it, as I thought it would have been a very good one. He remembered it not; and spoke handsomely of it.'
Century: 1700-1799 Reader/Listener/Group: Samuel Johnson Manuscript: unpublished piece of writing
Lady Bradshaigh : [comments on MS of Sir Charles Grandison]
'I have read your Objections to Sir Charles's Divided Love to Mrs Donellan. Just her sentiments, she said. And Harriet's frequent declarations of her love, she also censured; and honours you for both Opinions. Miss Mulso exulted, by clapping her wings, as I may say, on your Ladyship's Censure of the divided Love. She admires every word you say by way of Censure or Objection'.
Century: 1700-1799 Reader/Listener/Group: Samuel Richardson Manuscript: Letter
Lady Bradshaigh : [comments on MS of Sir Charles Grandison]
'I have read your Objections to Sir Charles's Divided Love to Mrs Donellan. Just her sentiments, she said. And Harriet's frequent declarations of her love, she also censured; and honours you for both Opinions. Miss Mulso exulted, by clapping her wings, as I may say, on your Ladyship's Censure of the divided Love. She admires every word you say by way of Censure or Objection'.
Century: 1700-1799 Reader/Listener/Group: Hester Mulso Manuscript: Letter
Lady Bradshaigh : [comments on MS of Sir Charles Grandison]
'I have read your Objections to Sir Charles's Divided Love to Mrs Donellan. Just her sentiments, she said. And Harriet's frequent declarations of her love, she also censured; and honours you for both Opinions. Miss Mulso exulted, by clapping her wings, as I may say, on your Ladyship's Censure of the divided Love. She admires every word you say by way of Censure or Objection'.