Shorter Novels: Jacobean & Restoration: Ornatus and Artesia, by Emanuel Ford. Oroonoko, by Mrs. A. Behn. The isle of Pines, by Henry Neville. Incognita, by William CongreveJ.M. Dent, 1967 - English fiction |
Contents
OROONOKO by Aphra Behn | 145 |
THE ISLE OF PINES by Henry Neville | 225 |
INCOGNITA by William Congreve | 237 |
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