01298cam a2200301 a 4500 194769 20141120164524.0 851015s1766 enk 00000 eng d (OCoLC)ocm16111785 (OCoLC)16111785 (CStRLIN)PAUG85-B36568 (CaOTULAS)121275509 ABB9241 194769 PU PU PR3291.A1 W26 1766 10/15/85 CT The Wanderer, or Memoirs of Charles Searle, Esq; : containing his adventures by sea and land, with many remarkable characters and interesting situations in real life and a variety of surprizing incidents : in two volumes. The wanderer: or, memoirs of Charle Searle, Esq; containing his adventures by sea and land. With many remarkable characters, and interesting situations in real life; and a variety of surprizing incidents. In two volumes. Vol. I. Letter-press Full v.1 Volume The wanderer: or, memoirs of Charle Searle, Esq; containing his adventures by sea and land. With many remarkable characters, and interesting situations in real life; and a variety of surprizing incidents. Vol. II. Letter-press Full v.2 Volume The wanderer. v.1 v.2 The wanderer. (verso) The wanderer (recto). v.1 v.2 London Printed for T. Lowndes, at his circulating library in Fleet-street. M.DCC.LXVI. 1766. v.1 v.2 2 v. ; 18 cm. (12mo) Duodecimo In two volumes. Library-related marginalia: back free endpaper v.1 and v.2. Visible fleur-de-lis watermark on front paste down and, more faintly, free endpapers in v.1. Card with information about work and "g. Dr. Mendenhall" inscribed on it, in a plastic envelope, v.1. Author claim appears in Vol. 2 on page 245-246: Author claim type: Editor (text); Author claim description: Generic/Descriptive; Author claim transcription: "...if but one single person should be the wiser, or the better, it would be a satisfaction to the editor." (v.2, 246); Location of author claim: Main text; Author gender claim: Indeterminate, but probably male because it is likely the editor of the paratext is the editor of the text. ESTC (RLIN) T116560 Raven, J. British fiction, 1750-1770, 896 Preface The editor's preface. Front v.1 "As it is generally customary to say something before these works, by way of introduction, the person to whose care this publication is intrusted, is determined not to render himself singular in that respect." Table of contents Contents to the first volume. Front v.1 "Book the first. Chap. I. The birth and education of Mr. Searle. Character of his tutor. His mother's death. His arrival at his uncle's house in London. page I." Table of contents Contents to the second volume. Front v.2 "Book the fourth. Chap. I. Introductory reflexions.--Charles arrives at R----: His reception.--Extraordinary adventure with Mrs. Wilding.--Lord Gravelton's behaviour on that occasion--That nobleman's proposal to our hero. page I." Footnotes Middle v.1 v.2 Footnotes appear in v.1 on pages: 49, 52, 71, 102, 114, 125, 171, 189, 194, 237, Footnotes appear in v.2 on pages: 130, 131, 137, 163, 234, Footnotes include information about characters, reference, and clarification --Veluti in speculum.--Where each may see himself,--As in a glass, reflected. Anon. v.1 v.2 Third-person Letters v.1 v.2 Pencil Numbers Words v.1 Front paste-down endpaper. Partial transcription: "I622" Pencil Numbers Words v.2 Front paste-down endpaper: "I623" Author (paratext) Generic/Descriptive The editor Preface Male Editor (text) Generic/Descriptive The editor Preface Male Booksellers' advertisements England 18th century rbgenr Mixed Genre Back Same publisher v.2 Lowndes, Thomas 1719-1784 Printed for Authorized Collection of British and American Fiction, 1660-1830 (University of Pennsylvania) PU Early Novels University of Pennsylvania Charles Searle, Esq; RBC \\Singer-\Menden-\hall\ 2 v. 10/15/85 C RBC 1:(v.1-2) 50-1437 John C. Mendenhall 10/15/85 C Wanderer Memoir Charles Searle, Esq; Esq Contain Adventure Sea Land Many Remarkable Character Interesting Situation Real Life Variety Surprizing Surprising Incident MH 6/30/15 University of Pennsylvania NB