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Contents.
Introduction I.
Introduction II.
Introductionr III.
Chapter I., II., III., IV., V., VI., VII., VIII., IX., X., XI., XII., XIII., XIV., XV., XVI.
List of Plates.
Nearly “worried to Death" by the “Greatest Plagues of one’s Life”.
Nearly “worried to Death" by the “Greatest Plagues ofone’s Life”.
THE
GREATEST PLAGUE OF LIFE:
OR

The Adventures of a Lady

IN SEARCH OF A GOOD SERVANT.

BY

ONE WHO HAS BEEN “ALMOST WORRIED TO DEATH.”



EDITED BY THE BROTHERS MAYHEW.

Illustrated by George Cruikshank.

LONDON: DAVID BOGUE, 86, FLEET STREET.
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 THE
GREATEST PLAGUE OF LIFE:
OR
The Adventures
OF
A LADY IN SEARCH OF A GOOD SERVANT.
INTRODUCTION I.

HOW I BECAME ACQUAINTED WITH THE SUBJECT OF MY LITTLE BOOK.
“Is there a heart that never loved,
Or felt soft Woman’s sigh?
Is there a man can mark unmoved
Dear Woman’s tearful eye?
Oh, bear him to some distant shore,
Or solitary cell:
Where none but savage monsters roar,
Where love ne’er deigned to dwell.”
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