Eloisa En Dishabille, Being a New Version of That Lady's Celebrated Epistle to Abelard, Done Into Familiar English Metre, by a Lounger [i.E. Col. John Matthews]. to Which Is Prefixed, a Deidicatory

Title: Eloisa en Dishabille, being a new version of that lady's celebrated epistle to Abelard, done into familiar English metre, by a Lounger [i.e. Col. John Matthews]. To which is prefixed, a Deidicatory [sic] Address to that respectable fraternity, of which the author has the honour to be an unworthy member. [A parody on Pope's Eloise to Abelard].

Publisher: British Library, Historical Print Editions

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British Library
Pope, Alexander;
1801.
27 p. ; 8.
1466.i.29.