Author: Mary Davys

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• Erafin (1)
  • IN: Memoirs of Amoranda (1724) Fiction, Irish
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  • IN: Accomplish'd Rake or The Modern Fine Gentleman (1727) Fiction, Irish
    EPIGRAPH: When conqu'ring Vice triumphant takes the Field, Virtue detbron'd muft to its Pow'r yield; And when good Characters are all at flake, The beft of bad ones is, tb' Accomplish'd Rake.
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  • IN: The Accomplished Rake (1727) Fiction, Irish
    EPIGRAPH: When conqu'ring Vice triumphant takes the Field, Virtue dethron'd must to its Power yield, and when good characters are all at stake, The best of bad ones is, th' Accomplished Rake.
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• Erafm (1)
  • IN: The Reform'd Coquet (1724) Fiction, Irish
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• Erasmus (1)
  • IN: The Reformed Coquet; or Memoirs of Amoranda (1754) Fiction, British
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Cited by

• Karen Bloom Gervirtz (1)
  • IN: Women, the Novel, and Natural Philosophy (2014) Fiction, British
    EPIGRAPH: But her sanguine Temper soon dispell'd the Mist that would have clouded her warm Imagination, and she was resolved to hope Sir John would like a College-life so well, that some Years would drop before he came again.
    FROM: The Accomplish'd Rake, (1727), Book, Ireland