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The Mourners Book is a touching collection of poetry that speaks to the universal experience of grief. Penned by an anonymous author known only as 'Lady', these poems express the pain and sorrow of losing a loved one, while also offering words of comfort and solace. This beautiful volume is a must-read for anyone who has experienced loss.

Originally published in the eighteenth century, this book provides advice and guidance for women on a variety of topics, including fashion, beauty, health, and household management. The author, known only as 'Lady, ' offers practical tips and insights on how to be a proper and virtuous woman, as well as commentary on social norms and expectations of the time. An insightful and fascinating look into the lives of women in the eighteenth century.

This charming collection of rhymes is perfect for young children. Featuring eight beautiful engravings, this book is sure to delight and entertain children of all ages.