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Bacon, Delia Salter, 1811-1859 [1838], The treasure: love's martyr. Prize tale (E. Morgan & Co., Cincinnati) [word count] [eaf003].
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Front matter Covers, Edges and Spine

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Preliminaries

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Title Page THE TREASURE,
OR
HOURS IN SOLITUDE.
Cincinnati:
PRINTED BY E. MORGAN AND CO.
1838.
Preliminaries

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PREFACE.

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When this work was commenced, the writer had no idea
of its ever appearing before the public, as it was written merely
for her own amusement, and as an antidote to anxiety and
loneliness in the absence of her companion, who has been necessarily
compelled to be much away on business.

And, now, that (through the persuasion of friends) she has
consented to its publication, she sincerely hopes it may be received
with pleasure, and persued with delight and interest
by every lover of good reading.

The selections have been sought for with great care, and I
flatter myself, with much taste, and contain matter and style
calculated to suit almost every fancy.

As to the originals I shall not say a word, as I 've ne'er
pretended to aspire to that most dangerous and dizzy of all
heights, “The summit of the temple of fame.”

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Bacon, Delia Salter, 1811-1859 [1838], The treasure: love's martyr. Prize tale (E. Morgan & Co., Cincinnati) [word count] [eaf003].
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