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The complete works of N.P. Willis

Willis, Nathaniel Parker (1806-1867)
  
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CONTENTS.
  
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THE AUTHOR OF PENCILLINGS BY THE WAY, TO THE READER OF THIS EDITION.

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PENCILLINGS BY THE WAY.
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LETTERS FROM UNDER A BRIDGE
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DASHES AT LIFE WITH A FREE PENCIL.
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PART I; HIGH LIFE IN EUROPE, AND AMERICAN LIFE.
  
PREFACE.
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LEAVES FROM THE HEART-BOOK OF ERNEST CLAY
  
THE MARQUIS IN PETTICOATS.
  
“BEAUTY AND THE BEAST;” OR, HANDSOME MRS. TITTON AND HER PLAIN HUSBAND.
  
BROWN'S DAY WITH THE MIMPSONS.
  
MR. AND MRS. FOLLETT; OR, THE DANGERS OF MEDDLING WITH MARRIED PEOPLE.
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THE COUNTESS NYSCHRIEM, AND THE HANDSOME ARTIST.
  
MY ONE ADVENTURE AS A BRIGAND.
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WIGWAM versus ALMACK'S.
  
MISS JONES'S SON.
  
LADY RACHEL.
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THE PHANTOM-HEAD UPON THE TABLE.
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CHAPTER I. SHOWING THE HUMILIATIONS OF THE BARRIERS OF HIGH-LIFE.
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CHAPTER II. SHOWING A GENTLEMAN'S NEED OF A HORSE.
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CHAPTER III. SHOWING WHAT MAKES A HORSE-STEALER A GENTLEMAN.
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CHAPTER IV.
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GETTING TO WINDWARD.
  
THE WIFE BEQUEATHED AND RESUMED.
  
A REVELATION OF A PREVIOUS LIFE.
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AMERICAN LIFE.
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DASHES AT LIFE WITH A FREE PENCIL.
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DASHES AT LIFE WITH A FREE PENCIL.
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LECTURE ON FASHION: DELIVERED BEFORE THE NEW YORK LYCEUM,
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POETICAL WORKS OF N. P. WILLIS.
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POEMS OF PASSION.
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THE LADY JANE, AND OTHER POEMS.
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TORTESA, THE USURER,
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BIANCA VISCONTI; OR THE HEART OVERTASKED.

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Page Title Page
THE
COMPLETE WORKS
OF
N. P. WILLIS.
“Armado.

How hast thou purchased this experience?


Moth.

By my penny of observation.”


Shakspere.


NEW YORK:

J. S. REDFIELD, CLINTON HALL,
CORNER OF NASSAU AND BEEKMAN STREETS.

1846
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