Marmoifan’s disguise and court intrigue unfold
Fragment from a periodical recounts Marmoifan’s plan to reveal his supposed death and resume male attire, while Richeval spreads rumors to ruin him. The scene shifts to a commemorative ode praising a king and Britain, with hints of future revelations.
Cupid and Folly in a Court of Gods Stirs Lovers
A verse tale retells Cupid and Folly disputing who governs love. In a divine court with Justice presiding, Folly is found responsible for Love losing his sight. Jupiter sanctions Folly as his guide, revealing that folly and love are bound together through the ages.
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Gages
Cupid
Fotill
Folly
Love
Nell
Jupiter
Venus
Ton
Jane
Peticiou
Doctor Taytor
Aliza
Ordes
Jove
Letter from Paris on Quebec surrender and Canadian fate
A Paris letter dated January 25, sent via the latest mail from a correspondent in Nieuport, laments the surrender of Quebec and predicts widespread submission of Canada. It warns of American military and naval leverage, fears simultaneous English attacks, and notes risks to Mobile and New Orleans along the Mississippi.
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Paris
Corres
Nieuport
Flanders
Quebec
Canada
North America
Mobille
Orleans
Missisippi
Siuch
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Languedoc
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Rome
Cafar Copquer
Belov
France
R. Richardson
Forte
Sity