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The miscellaneous works of N.P. Willis

Willis, Nathaniel Parker (1806-1867)
  
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EPHEMERA.
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HIGH LIFE IN EUROPE.
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AMERICAN LIFE.
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DASHES AT LIFE WITH A FREE PENCIL.
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PART III; LOITERINGS OF TRAVEL.
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LADY RAVELGOLD.
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PALETTO'S BRIDE.
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VIOLANTA CESARINI.
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PASQUALI, THE TAILOR OF VENICE.
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THE BANDIT OF AUSTRIA.
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OONDER-HOOFDEN, OR THE UNDERCLIFF. A TALE OF THE VOYAGE OF HENDRICK HUDSON.
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THE PICKER AND PILER.
  
FLIRTATION AND FOX-CHASING.
  
THE POET AND THE MANDARIN.
  
MEENA DIMITY; OR, WHY MR. BROWN CRASH TOOK THE TOUR.
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THE POWER OF AN “INJURED LOOK.”
  
BEWARE OF DOGS AND WALTZING.
  
THE INLET OF PEACH-BLOSSOMS.
  
THE BELLE OF THE BELFRY; OR, THE DARING LOVER.
  
PASSAGES FROM AN EPISTOLARY JOURNAL. KEPT ON A LATE VISIT TO ENGLAND.
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MY ADVENTURES AT THE TOURNAMENT.
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SKETCHES OF TRAVEL.
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CHAPTER I. LONDON.
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CHAPTER II. THE STREETS OF LONDON.
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CHAPTER III. LONDON.
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CHAPTER IV. LONDON.
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CHAPTER V. LONDON.
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CHAPTER VI. LONDON.
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CHAPTER VII. ISLE OF WIGHT—RYDE.
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CHAPTER VIII. COMPARISON OF THE CLIMATE OF EUROPE AND AMERICA.
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CHAPTER IX. STRATFORD-ON-AVON.
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CHAPTER X. VISIT TO STRATFORD-ON-AVON—SHAKSPERE.
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CHAPTER XI. CHARLECOTE.
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CHAPTER XII. WARWICK CASTLE.
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CHAPTER XIII. KENILWORTH.
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CHAPTER XIV. A VISIT TO DUBLIN ABOUT THE TIME OF THE QUEEN'S MARRIAGE.
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CHAPTER XV. CLOSING SCENES OF THE SESSION AT WASHINGTON.
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CHAPTER XVI. THE INAUGURATION.
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CHAPTER XVII. WASHINGTON IN THE SESSION.
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CHAPTER XVIII. WASHINGTON AFTER THE SESSION.
  
THE FOUR RIVERS. THE HUDSON—THE MOHAWK—THE CHENANGO—THE SUSQUEHANNAH.

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THE
MISCELLANEOUS 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.

1847.
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