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The Diary and Letters of Madame D'Arblay — Volume 2
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The Diary and Letters of Madame D'Arblay — Volume 2
Fanny Burney
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By Madame D’Arblay (Frances Burney)
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THE QUEEN’S BIRTHDAY DRAWING ROOM.
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A SERIOUS DILEMMA.
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COUNSELS OF A COURT OFFICIAL.
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MR. TURBULENT’s ANXIETY TO INTRODUCE MR. WELLBRED.
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COLONEL WELLBRED IS RECEIVED AT TEA.
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ECCENTRIC MR. BRYANT.
読書中
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MR TURBULENT IN A NEW CHARACTER.
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BANTERING A PRINCESS.
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MR. TURBULENT MEETS WITH A REBUFF.
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A SURPRISE AT THE PLAY.
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THE KING’S BIRTHDAY.
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THE EQUERRIES: COLONEL MANNERS.
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COLONEL MANNERS’ MUSICAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
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MRS. SCHWELLENBERG’S “LUMP OF LEATHER.”
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MRS. SCHWELLENBERG’s FROGS.
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MEETING OF THE TWO PRINCES.
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BUNBURY, THE CARICATURIST.
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MRS. SIDDONS PROVES DISAPPOINTING ON NEAR ACQUAINTANCE.
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MR. FAIRLY’S BEREAVEMENT.
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TROUBLESOME MR. TURBULENT.
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A CONCEITED PARSON.
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MR. TURBULENT BECOMES A NUISANCE.
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DR. HERSCHEL AND HIS SISTER.
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GAY AND ENTERTAINING MR. BUNBURY.
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THE PRINCE OF WALES AT WINDSOR AGAIN.
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FALSE RUMOURS OF MISS BURNEY’S RESIGNATION.
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TYRANNICAL MRS. SCHWELLENBERG.
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MRS. SCHWELLENBERG’S CAPRICIOUSNESS.
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CHATTY MR. BRYANT AGAIN.
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DR. JOHNSON’s LETTERS To MRS. THRALE DISCUSSED. Wednesday, Jan.
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A PAIR OF PARAGONS.
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SOME TRIVIAL COURT INCIDENTS.
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SECTION 12. (1788.) THE TRIAL OF WARREN HASTINGS.
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WESTMINSTER HALL AT THE OPENING OF THE HASTINGS TRIAL.
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WARREN HASTINGS APPEARS AT THE BAR.
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THE LORD CHANCELLOR’S SPEECH.
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THE READING OF THE CHARGES COMMENCED.
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AN OLD ACQUAINTANCE.
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WILLIAM WINDHAM ESQ., M.P.
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WINDHAM INVEIGHS AGAINST WARREN HASTINGS. Somewhat sarcastic, this—but
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MISS BURNEY BATTLES FOR THE ACCUSED.
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A WEARIED M.P.—MR. CRUTCHLEY REAPPEARS.
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MR. WINDHAM DISCUSSES THE IMPEACHMENT.
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WINDHAM AFFECTS TO COMMISERATE HASTINGS.
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MISS BURNEY IS AGAIN PRESENT AT HASTINGS’S TRIAL.
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BURKE’.S SPEECH IN SUPPORT OF THE CHARGES. At length the peers’
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FURTHER CONVERSATION WITH MR. WINDHAM.
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MISS FUZILIER LIKELY TO RECONCILE MRS. FAIRLY.
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THE HASTINGS TRIAL AGAIN: MR. FOX IN A RAGE. And now for my third
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MRS. CREWE, MR. BURKE, AND MR. WINDHAM.
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MISS BURNEY’S UNBIASED SENTIMENTS.
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BURKE AND SHERIDAN MEET WITH COLD RECEPTIONS.
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AT WINDSOR AGAIN.
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DEATH OF MRS. DELANY.
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THE HASTINGS TRIAL AND MR. WINDHAM AGAIN. The part of this month in
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“THE QUEEN IS SO KIND.”
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PERSONAL RESEMBLANCE BETWEEN WINDHAM AND HASTINGS.
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AGAIN AT WINDSOR.
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ANOTHER MEETING WITH MR. CRUTCHLEY.
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MR. TURBULENT’S TROUBLESOME PLEASANTRIES.
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COLONEL FAIRLY AND SECOND ATTACHMENTS.
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SECTION 13 (1788.) ROYAL VISIT TO CHELTENHAM.
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THE ROYAL PARTY AND THEIR SUITE.
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LOYALTY NOT DAMPED BY THE RAIN.
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ARRIVAL AT FAUCONBERG HALL.
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THE TEA-TABLE DIFFICULTY.
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A TETE-A-TETE WITH COLONEL FAIRLY.
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THE KING’s GENTLEMEN AND THE QUEEN’S LADIES.
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ROYALTY CROWDED AT FAUCONBERG HALL.
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AT THE WELLS.
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CONVERSATION AND FLIRTATION WITH COLONEL FAIRLY.
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MISS BURNEY MEETS AN OLD FRIEND.
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COLONEL FAIRLY AGAIN.
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A VISIT TO MISS PALMER.
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“ORIGINAL LOVE LETTERS.”
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THE FOUNDER OF SUNDAY SCHOOLS CRITICIZED.
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ON THE WALKS.
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AN UNEXPECTED VISITOR.
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COURTS AND COURT LIFE.
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THE VINDICTIVE BARETTI.
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SPECULATIONS UPON COLONEL FAIRLY’S RE-MARRYING.
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COLONEL FAIRLY AGAIN PRESENTS HIMSELF.
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THE COLONEL AND THE “ORIGINAL LOVE LETTERS.”
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THE GOUT AND THE LOVE LETTERS, AGAIN.
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A DINNER WITH COLONEL FAIRLY AND MISS PLANTA.
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ROYAL CONCERN FOR THE COLONEL’s GOUT.
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YOUNG REPUBLICANS CONVERTED.
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THE PRINCES’ ANIMAL SPIRITS.
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THE DUKE OF YORK: ROYAL VISIT TO THE THEATRE.
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AN UN-COURTLY VISITOR.
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MR. FAIRLY READS “AKENSIDE” TO MISS BURNEY.
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THE DOCTOR’s EMBARRASSMENT.
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FROM GRAVE TO GAY.
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A VISIT TO WORCESTER.
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THE QUEEN AND MR. FAIRLY.
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MR. FAIRLY MORALIZES.
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MAJOR PRICE IS TIRED OF RETIREMENT.
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MR. FAIRLY’S LITTLE NOTE.
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THE RETURN TO WINDSOR.
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AT WINDSOR AGAIN THE CANON AND MRS. SCHWELLENBERG.
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COMPLIMENTS FROM A FAMOUS FOREIGN ASTRONOMER.
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THE PRINCE EYES MISS BURNEY CURIOUSLY.
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COLONEL MANNERS’S BEATING.
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MR. FAIRLY IS DISCUSSED BY HIS BROTHER EQUERRIES.
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BARON TRENCK: MR. TURBULENT’S RAILLERY.
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AMIABLE MRS. SCHWELLENBERG AGAIN.
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A ROYAL JOKE.
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COLONEL GOLDSWORTHY’S BREACH OF ETIQUETTE.
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ILLNESS OF MRS. SCHWELLENBERG.
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GENERAL GRENVILLE’S REGIMENT AT DRILL.
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SECTION 14 (1788-9.) THE KING’S ILLNESS.
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UNCERTAIN STATE OF THE KING’S HEALTH.
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THE KING COMPLAINS OF WANT OF SLEEP.
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DISTRESS OF THE QUEEN.
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FIRST OUTBURST OF THE KING’s DELIRIUM.
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AN ANXIOUS NIGHT.
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THE KING’S DELIRIOUS CONDITION.
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THE KING REFUSES TO SEE DR. WARREN.
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THE QUEEN’S ANXIETY TO HEAR DR. WARREN’S OPINION.
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THE QUEEN REMOVES TO MORE DISTANT APARTMENTS.
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A VISIT FROM MR. FAIRLY.
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THE KING’S NIGHT WATCHERS.
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MR. FAIRLY SUCCEEDS IN SOOTHING THE KING.
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
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THE PRINCESS AUGUSTA’S BIRTHDAY.
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STRANGE BEHAVIOUR OF THE FIRST GENTLEMAN IN EUROPE.
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STRINGENT NEW REGULATIONS.
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MRS. SCHWELLENBERG IS BACK AGAIN.
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PUBLIC PRAYERS FOR THE KING DECIDED UPON.
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SIR LUCAS PEPYS ON THE KING’S CONDITION.
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FURTHER CHANGES AT THE LODGE.
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MR. FAIRLY AND THE LEARNED LADIES.
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REPORTS ON THE KING’S CONDITION.
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MR. FAIRLY THINKS THE KING NEEDS STRICTER MANAGEMENT.
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MR. FAIRLY WANTS A CHANGE.
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REMOVAL OF THE KING TO KEW DETERMINED UPON.
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A PRIVY COUNCIL HELD.
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A MYSTERIOUS VISITOR.
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THE KING’S ARRIVAL.
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THE ARRANGEMENTS AT KEW PALACE.
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A REGENCY HINTED AT.
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MR. FAIRLY’S KIND OFFICES.
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MRS. SCHWELLENBERG’S PARLOUR.
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A NEW PHYSICIAN SUMMONED.
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MRS. SCHWELLENBERG’S OPINION OF MR. FAIRLY.
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THE KING’S VARYING CONDITION.
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LEARNING IN WOMEN.
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THE QUEEN AND MR. FAIRLY’S VISITS.
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MR. FAIRLY ON FANS.
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MR. FAIRLY CONTINUES HIS VISITS: THE QUEEN AGAIN REMARKS UPON THEM.
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THE SEARCH FOR MR. FAIRLY.
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A ROYAL SALUTE AND ROYAL CONFIDENCES.
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CURIOSITY REGARDING Miss BURNEY’S MEETING WITH THE KING.
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THE REGENCY BILL.
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INFINITELY LICENTIOUS!
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MISS BURNEY IS TAXED WITH VISITING GENTLEMEN.
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IMPROVEMENT IN THE KING’S, HEALTH.
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MR. FAIRLY AND MR. WINDHAM.
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THE KING CONTINUES TO IMPROVE.
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THE KING’S HEALTH IS COMPLETELY RESTORED.
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THE KING’S REAPPEARANCE.
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AN AIRING AND ITS CONSEQUENCES.
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ILLUMINATIONS ON THE KING’s RECOVERY.
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TO THE KING.
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MR FAIRLY ON MISS BURNEY’S DUTIES.
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A VISIT FROM MISS FUZILIER.
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A COMMAND FROM HER MAJESTY.
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COLONEL MANNERS MYSTIFIES MRS. SCHWELLENBERG.
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THE SAILOR PRINCE.
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LOYAL RECEPTION OF THE KING IN THE NEW FOREST.
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WELCOME TO WEYMOUTH.
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THE ROYAL PLUNGE WITH MUSICAL HONOURS. “YOU MUST KNEEL, SIR!”
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ROYAL DOINGS IN AND ABOUT WEYMOUTH.
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A PATIENT AUDIENCE.
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A FATIGUING BUT PLEASANT DAY.
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LULWORTH CASTLE.
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THE ROYAL PARTY AT THE ASSEMBLY ROOMS.
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A JOURNEY To EXETER AND SALTRAM.
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MAY “ONE” COME IN?
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AN EXCURSION To PLYMOUTH DOCKYARD.
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A VISIT TO A SEVENTY-FOUR.
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A DAY AT MOUNT-EDGECUMBE.
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MR. FAIRLY ON A COURT LIFE.
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A BRIEF SOJOURN AT LONGLEAT.
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TOTTENHAM COURT: RETURN TO WINDSOR.
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RUMOURS OF MR. FAIRLY’S IMPENDING MARRIAGE.
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A ROYAL VISIT TO THE THEATRE: JAMMED IN THE CROWD.
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IN THE MANAGER’S BOX.
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MR. FAIRLY’S MARRIAGE IMMINENT.
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COURT DUTIES DISCUSSED.
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MR. FAIRLY’S STRANGE WEDDING.
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AN ILLBRED EARL OF CHESTERFIELD.
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MISS BURNEY IN A NEW CAPACITY.
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THE LONG-FORGOTTEN TRAGEDY: MISS BURNEY AGAIN AS READER.
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COLONEL MANNERS IN HIS SENATORIAL CAPACITY.
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A CONVERSATION WITH MR. WINDHAM AT THE HASTINGS TRIAL.
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A GLIMPSE OF MRS. PIOZZI.
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CAPTAIN BURNEY WANTS A SHIP AND TO GO TO COURT.
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CAPTAIN BURNEY AND MR. WINDHAM.
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MR. WINDHAM SPEAKS ON A LEGAL POINT.
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AN EMPHATIC PERORATION.
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AN APTITUDE FOR LOGIC AND FOR GREEK.
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MORE TALK WITH MR. WINDHAM.
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SECTION 17. (1790-1) MISS BURNEY RESIGNS HER PLACE AT COURT.
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A MELANCHOLY CONFESSION.
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CAPTAIN BURNEY’S LACONIC LETTER AND INTERVIEW.
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BURKE’S SPEECH ON THE FRENCH REVOLUTION.
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AN AWKWARD MEETING.
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A NEW VISIT FROM MRS. FAIRLY.
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ONE TRAGEDY FINISHED AND ANOTHER COMMENCED.
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MISS BURNEY’s RESIGNATION MEMORIAL.
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MR. WINDHAM INTERVENES.
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AN AMUSING INTERVIEW WITH MR. BOSWELL.
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ILL, UNSETTLED, AND UNHAPPY.
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A MEDICAL OPINION ON MISS BURNEY’S CONDITION.
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MISS BURNEY BREAKS THE MATTER TO THE QUEEN.
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THE MEMORIAL AND EXPLANATORY NOTE.
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THE KEEPER OF THE ROBES’ CONSTERNATION.
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LEAVE OF ABSENCE IS SUGGESTED.
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A ROYAL GIFT TO THE MASTER OF THE HORSE.
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CONFERENCES WITH THE QUEEN.
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MISS BURNEY DETERMINES ON SECLUSION.
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THE HASTINGS TRIAL RESUMED: ‘THE ACCUSED MAKES HIS DEFENCE.
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MR. WINDHAM IS CONGRATULATED ON HIS SILENCE.
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PRINCE WILLIAM INSISTS ON THE KING’S HEALTH BEING DRUNK.
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THE QUEEN’s HEALTH.
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THE PROCESSION TO THE BALL-ROOM: ABSENCE OF THE PRINCES.
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BOSWELL’s LIFE OF JOHNSON.
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THE CLOSE OF MISS BURNEY’S COURT DUTIES.
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MISS BURNEY’S SUCCESSOR. A PENSION FROM THE QUEEN.
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LEAVE-TAKINGS.
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FAREWELL TO KEW.
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THE FINAL PARTING.
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SECTION 18. (1791-2.) REGAINED LIBERTY.
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A WESTERN JOURNEY: FARNHAM CASTLE.
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WINCHESTER CATHEDRAL.
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STONEHENGE, WILTON, AND MILTON ABBEY.
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LYME AND SIDMOUTH.
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SIDMOUTH LOYALTY.
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POWDERHAM CASTLE AND COLLUMPTON CHURCH.
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GLASTONBURY ABBEY.
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WELLS CATHEDRAL.
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BATH REVISITED.
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A VISIT FROM LADY SPENCER.
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BATH SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
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GEORGIANA, DUCHESS OF DEVONSHIRE
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BISHOP PERCY.
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THE DUCHESS OF DEVONSHIRE AGAIN.
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DR. BURNEY’S CONVERSATION WITH MR. BURKE: REMARKS BY Miss BURNEY.
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LITERARY RECREATION.
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SIR JOSHUA REYNOLDs’s BLINDNESS.
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AMONG OLD FRIENDS.
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MR. HASTINGS’S DEFENCE.
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DIVERSE VIEWS.
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MR. LAW’S SPEECH DISCUSSED.
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MR. WINDHAM ON THE FRENCH NATIONAL ASSEMBLY.
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DEATH OF SIR JOSHUA REYNOLDS.
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MR. WINDHAM TWITTED ON His LACK OF COMPASSION.
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A POINT OF CEREMONIAL.
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MRS. SCHWELLENBERG AND MLLE. JACOBI.
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A LONG TALK WITH THE KING AND QUEEN.
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MADAME DE GENLIS: A WOEFUL CHANGE.
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THE WEEPING BEAUTY AGAIN.
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MADAME DE LA FITE AND MRS. HASTINGS.
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BOSWELL’S MIMICRY OF DR. JOHNSON.
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THE KING’S BIRTHDAY.
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MR. HASTINGS’S SPEECH.
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A WELL-PRESERVED BEAUTY.
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THE BURKES.
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BURKE’S CONVERSATIONAL POWERS.
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A WILD IRISH GIRL.
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ERSKINE’S EGOTISM.
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CAEN-WOOD.
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AN ADVENTURE WITH MRS. CREWE.
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AN INVITATION FROM ARTHUR YOUNG.
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FOOTNOTES:
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