[?Graham (Dougal)] A Comical Dialogue between Maggy and Janet, or, "The Folly of Witless Women Displayed". With an Oration on the Virtues of the Old Women..., 24pp., lightly browned, unbound, uncut, preserved in modern cloth drop-back box, facsimile of title to upper cover, Edinburgh, D.Webster & Son, 1820 § [?More (Hannah)] The Wife Reformed, 16pp., ?first edition, woodcut title-vignette by Lee, foxing, disbound, preserved in modern cloth folding case, John Marshal, at the Cheap Repository, [c.1797/8] § Woodland (Miss M.) Matilda Mortimer; or False Pride, second edition, engraved frontispiece, contemporary ink signatures to title, occasional spotting, original boards, uncut, paper label chipped, M.J.Godwin at the Juvenile Library, 1814 § Hack (Maria) Harry Beaufoy; or, the Pupil of Nature, first edition, engraved frontispiece (ink signature to lower margin), advertisement leaf at end, contemporary roan-backed boards, [Osborne 824; Gumuchian 2919; Darton G419(1)], Harvey & Darton, 1821 § [Budden (M.E.H.)] A Key to Knowledge; or, Things in Common Use, first edition, engraved frontispiece (offset onto title), contemporary roan-backed boards, [Osborne 2697; Moon 77], J.Harris, 1814, rubbed, 8vo et infra (5)


⁂ The first is a chapbook first issued as The Folly of Wittless Women Displayed: or, The History of the Haveral Wives... under the pseudonym of Humphry Clinker in c.1770; Library Hub records 5 locations of this edition. The second item is another chapbook, of which a Dublin edition of c.1800 is credited to Hannah More. The third is not listed on Library Hub in this edition but WorldCat records a copy in the British Library and 3 others in America.