Chapter 18

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Transcriber’s NotesErrorsTypographical errors were corrected only when unambiguous (“Symrna”), or when the expected spelling occurs many times in the book. A few variable forms such as “handsom : handsome” are unchanged. In the Notes, the abbreviation “cf.” is always lower-case.Unless otherwise noted, quotation marks are as printed.Arrangement of Editor’s NotesIn the printed book, all notes were grouped at the end of the volume. For this e-text, they have been placed after their respective stories.The Notes as printed give only page numbers. Links leading directly to the cited text were added by the transcriber. Annotated passages are identified in the body text withgrey underlining.Where appropriate, cross-references from other volumes of the Complete Works are quoted after the Notes. The “N.E.D.” (New English Dictionary) is now known as the OED.Full ContentsThe Adventure of the Black LadyMain TextNotesThe Court of the King Of BantamMain TextNotesCross-ReferencesThe Unfortunate Happy Lady: A True HistoryMain TextNotesThe Fair JiltIntroductionDedicationMain TextNotesOroonoko; or, The Royal SlaveIntroductionDedication(printed as Appendix)Main TextNotesCross-ReferenceAgnes De CastroIntroductionMain TextThe History of the Nun; or, The Fair Vow-BreakerIntroductionDedicationMain TextNotesThe Nun; or, The Perjur’d BeautyMain TextThe Lucky MistakeDedicationMain TextNotesThe Unfortunate Bride; or, The Blind Lady a BeautyDedicationMain TextNotesThe Dumb Virgin; or, The Force of ImaginationIntroductionMain TextNotesCross-ReferenceThe Wandering BeautyMain TextNotesThe Unhappy Mistake; or, The Impious Vow Punish’dMain TextNotes

Typographical errors were corrected only when unambiguous (“Symrna”), or when the expected spelling occurs many times in the book. A few variable forms such as “handsom : handsome” are unchanged. In the Notes, the abbreviation “cf.” is always lower-case.

Unless otherwise noted, quotation marks are as printed.

In the printed book, all notes were grouped at the end of the volume. For this e-text, they have been placed after their respective stories.

The Notes as printed give only page numbers. Links leading directly to the cited text were added by the transcriber. Annotated passages are identified in the body text withgrey underlining.

Where appropriate, cross-references from other volumes of the Complete Works are quoted after the Notes. The “N.E.D.” (New English Dictionary) is now known as the OED.

Full ContentsThe Adventure of the Black LadyMain TextNotesThe Court of the King Of BantamMain TextNotesCross-ReferencesThe Unfortunate Happy Lady: A True HistoryMain TextNotesThe Fair JiltIntroductionDedicationMain TextNotesOroonoko; or, The Royal SlaveIntroductionDedication(printed as Appendix)Main TextNotesCross-ReferenceAgnes De CastroIntroductionMain TextThe History of the Nun; or, The Fair Vow-BreakerIntroductionDedicationMain TextNotesThe Nun; or, The Perjur’d BeautyMain TextThe Lucky MistakeDedicationMain TextNotesThe Unfortunate Bride; or, The Blind Lady a BeautyDedicationMain TextNotesThe Dumb Virgin; or, The Force of ImaginationIntroductionMain TextNotesCross-ReferenceThe Wandering BeautyMain TextNotesThe Unhappy Mistake; or, The Impious Vow Punish’dMain TextNotes

The Adventure of the Black LadyMain TextNotes

The Court of the King Of BantamMain TextNotesCross-References

The Unfortunate Happy Lady: A True HistoryMain TextNotes

The Fair JiltIntroductionDedicationMain TextNotes

Oroonoko; or, The Royal SlaveIntroductionDedication(printed as Appendix)Main TextNotesCross-Reference

Agnes De CastroIntroductionMain Text

The History of the Nun; or, The Fair Vow-BreakerIntroductionDedicationMain TextNotes

The Nun; or, The Perjur’d BeautyMain Text

The Lucky MistakeDedicationMain TextNotes

The Unfortunate Bride; or, The Blind Lady a BeautyDedicationMain TextNotes

The Dumb Virgin; or, The Force of ImaginationIntroductionMain TextNotesCross-Reference

The Wandering BeautyMain TextNotes

The Unhappy Mistake; or, The Impious Vow Punish’dMain TextNotes


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