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The Wandring Beauty

Janet Todd

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390 The Wandring Beauty’ was first printed in 1698 with ‘The Unhappy Mistake’. O’Donnell argues that these stories were intended for the second volume of All the Histories and Novels published in 1698, accompanying ‘The Unfortunate Bride, ‘The Unfortunate Happy Lady’ and ‘The Dumb Virgin’. The novels were all subsequently published together with Behn’s translations of Fontenelle as Volume Two of The Histories, Novels and Translations in 1700, printed for Samuel Briscoe.

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390 The Wandring Beauty’ was first printed in 1698 with ‘The Unhappy Mistake’. O’Donnell argues that these stories were intended for the second volume of All the Histories and Novels published in 1698, accompanying ‘The Unfortunate Bride, ‘The Unfortunate Happy Lady’ and ‘The Dumb Virgin’. The novels were all subsequently published together with Behn’s translations of Fontenelle as Volume Two of The Histories, Novels and Translations in 1700, printed for Samuel Briscoe.

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390 The Wandring Beauty’ was first printed in 1698 with ‘The Unhappy Mistake’. O’Donnell argues that these stories were intended for the second volume of All the Histories and Novels published in 1698, accompanying ‘The Unfortunate Bride, ‘The Unfortunate Happy Lady’ and ‘The Dumb Virgin’. The novels were all subsequently published together with Behn’s translations of Fontenelle as Volume Two of The Histories, Novels and Translations in 1700, printed for Samuel Briscoe.

Key concepts: Beauty, Art, Aesthetics

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