Novel 

(GEN) L6 in Volume IV is torn in half. There is no loss of text, but half a page of publisherís advertisements at L6v is missing. Garside, Raven and Schˆwerling note that the misattribution to Mrs. E. G. Bayfield is from confusion with the similarly titled A Winter at Bath, 1807.||(CON) Vol I; [A]1, B-N12, O4, Contents. [A]1r Title, verso blank; B1r-O4r Text, O4v blank.Vol II; [A]1, B-L12, M2, Contents. [A]1r Title, verso blank; B1r-M2v Text.Vol III; [A]2, B-M12, N3, Contents. [A]1r Half-title, verso blank; [A]2r Title, verso blank; B1r-N3r Text, N3v Publisherís Advertisements.Vol IV; [A]1, B-K12, L6, Contents. [A]1r Title, verso blank; B1r-L6r Text, L6v Publisherís Advertisements.||(REF) Block, p. 122 (wrongly ascribed by to J.H. James); Garside, Raven, and Schˆwerling, 1807:7; NUC cites 1807 as the second edition (InU, MH, NcD), and c. 1803 as the first (CtY);||(PRV) With a contemporary armorial bookplate (ìJohn Waldieî), the later Renier bookplate, and a library label.||(BIN) Contemporary quarter calf, marbled boards, spines gilt-ruled and lettered, red labels.||(GEN) Anonymous 

4v. 12mo.