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Memoirs of the life of Parnese, a Spanish lady of vast fortune : written by herself : shewing the irresistable force of education : with a true account of the hardships she suffered, in man's apparel, for eight years in different countries in the prosecution of a virtuous amour with Rockbartez, her escape from slavery with Sarpeta, her master's daughter, their flight into Persia, her accidental marriage there to Rockbartez, and return : interspersed with the story of Beaumont and Sarpeta
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- "Memoirs of the life of Parnese a Spanish lady of vast fortune. Written by herself: shewing the irresistable force of education: With A True Account of the Hardships she suffered, in Man's Apparel, for eight Years, in different Countries, in the Prosecution of a virtuous Amour with Rockbartez; her Escape from Slavery with Sarpeta, her Master's Daughter; their Flight into Persia; her accidental Marriage there to Rockbartez; and Return. Interspersed with the story of Beaumont and Sarpeta. Translated from the Spanish manuscript, by R.P. gent"
- "Memoirs of the life of Parnese, a Spanish lady of vast fortune : written by herself : shewing the irresistable force of education : with a true account of the hardships she suffered, in man's apparel, for eight years in different countries in the prosecution of a virtuous amour with Rockbartez, her escape from slavery with Sarpeta, her master's daughter, their flight into Persia, her accidental marriage there to Rockbartez, and return : interspersed with the story of Beaumont and Sarpeta"@en
- "Memoirs of the life of Parnese a Spanish lady of vast fortune. Written by herself: shewing the irresistable force of education: With A True Account of the Hardships she suffered, in Man's Apparel, for eight Years, in different Countries, in the Prosecution of a virtuous Amour with Rockbartez ; her Escape from Slavery with Sarpeta, her Master's Daughter ; their Flight into Persia ; her accidental Marriage there to Rockbartez ; and Return. Interspersed with the story of Beaumont and Sarpeta. Translated from the Spanish manuscript, by R.P. gent"@en