PREFACE.

CONTENTS.

Ernestus and Fragilis.

Juvenile Tyranny conquered.

The Book of Nature.

The Unexpected Reformation.

The Recompence of Virtue.

The Pleasures of Contentment.

The happy Effects of Sunday Schools on the Morals of the rising Generation.

The Happy Villager.

The Indolent Beauty.

An Oriental Tale.

Generosity rewarded.

An Evening Vision.

The Anxieties of Royalty.

The Generous Punishment.

Female Courage properly considered.

The beautiful Statue.

Dorcas and Amarillis.

The Conversation.

Edwin and Matilda.

The pious Hermit.

The Caprice of Fortune.

The melancholy Effects of Pride.

The Nettle and the Rose.

Transcriber's Notes

INTENDED FOR THE
AMUSEMENT AND INSTRUCTION
OF
Young Ladies and Gentlemen.

BY THE EDITOR OF
THE LOOKING-GLASS FOR THE MIND.

WITH FORTY-SEVEN CUTS, DESIGNED AND ENGRAVED
BY

THE FOURTH EDITION.

LONDON:
Printed by J. Swan, 76, Fleet Street,
FOR J. HARRIS; SCATCHERD AND LETTERMAN; B. CROSBY AND CO.
DARTON AND HARVEY; LACKINGTON, ALLEN, AND CO.
J. WALKER; AND VERNOR AND HOOD.
1806.