The Chorster tale and libertine life in Dublin tale
A long extract from The Dublin Journal narrates the downfall of a profligate gentleman famed for libertine exploits in town. His pursuit of pleasure leads to deception of a friend’s daughter, marriage to an unwilling bride, and eventual ruin, ending with a nephew inheriting his estate and name.
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