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Index
Nos. 53–64 (separate file)
Nos. 65–79 (separate file)
Nos. 80–92 (separate file)
Nos. 93–104 (separate file)
Sources
Description of the New-York Weekly
Errors and Inconsistencies
The division of files has been adjusted to allow two longeritems—a 15-part serial and a 3-part poem—to be complete inone file each. The change of editor begins exactly halfway through thevolume, in No. 79; a new masthead is introduced at the 3/4 point,in No. 92.
Two of the serial stories are also available from Project Gutenbergas free-standing e-texts: “The Princess de Ponthieu” (e-text 30794), and “Alphonsoand Marina” (e-text32527).
Youth, accompanied by Virtue, and directed by Experience, approachingthe Temple of happiness.
THE
NEW-YORK WEEKLY MAGAZINE;
OR,
MISCELLANEOUS REPOSITORY:
FORMING AN INTERESTING COLLECTION OF ORIGINAL AND SELECT
LITERARY PRODUCTIONS,
IN PROSE AND VERSE:
CALCULATED FOR INSTRUCTION AND RATIONAL ENTERTAINMENT—THEPROMOTION OF MORAL AND USEFUL KNOWLEDGE—AND TO ENLARGE AND CORRECTTHE UNDERSTANDINGS OF YOUTH.
VOLUME II.
“——TOUCH, WITH A SURPRISING DELICACY,
“THE SWEETEST MOVEMENT OF THE MIND.“
NEW-YORK:
Printed for the PROPRIETORS, at Homer’s-Head,No. 358, Pearl-Street.
1797.
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ADDRESS.
