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ZELUCA;

OR,

Educated and Uneducated Woman.

OR,

Educated and Uneducated Woman.

A NOVEL.

IN THREE VOLUMES.

prosperous

Religion teaches that Vice leads to endless Misery in a future state,
and Experience proves, that in spite of the gayest and
appearances, inward Misery accompanies her; for even in this Life, her
ways are ways of wretchedness, and all her paths are woe. This obser- .
vation has been so often made that it must be known to all, and its truth
is seldom formally denied by any; yet the conduct of men would some-
times lead us to suspect either that they had never heard it, or that they
think it false. To recal a truth of such importance to the recollection of
Mankind, and to illustrate it by example, may therefore be of use."

DR. MOORE.

VOL. I.

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