Browne, G. The Complete valentine writer: or, The young men and maidens best assistant: Containing: a variety of pleasing verses calculated to crown with mirth and good humour the happy day which is called St. Valentine. Which the young of both sexes may read without blusing; and those of riper years find much pleasure and entertainment. Written by G. Browne, of the county of Middlesex, Miss Trueman, of the city of Norwich. Master John Atkinson, of Oxfordshire, Miss Reynolds, of Canterbury. Miss Peggy Collins, of the city of York, and Miss Long, of the city of Bath. Whose abilities are too well known to need any further encomium upon their productions.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationBrowne, G. The Complete Valentine Writer: Or, The Young Men and Maidens Best Assistant: Containing: A Variety of Pleasing Verses Calculated to Crown with Mirth and Good Humour the Happy Day Which Is Called St. Valentine. Which the Young of Both Sexes May Read Without Blusing; and Those of Riper Years Find Much Pleasure and Entertainment. Written by G. Browne, of the County of Middlesex, Miss Trueman, of the City of Norwich. Master John Atkinson, of Oxfordshire, Miss Reynolds, of Canterbury. Miss Peggy Collins, of the City of York, and Miss Long, of the City of Bath. Whose Abilities Are Too Well Known to Need Any Further Encomium upon Their Productions.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationBrowne, G. The Complete Valentine Writer: Or, The Young Men and Maidens Best Assistant: Containing: A Variety of Pleasing Verses Calculated to Crown with Mirth and Good Humour the Happy Day Which Is Called St. Valentine. Which the Young of Both Sexes May Read Without Blusing; and Those of Riper Years Find Much Pleasure and Entertainment. Written by G. Browne, of the County of Middlesex, Miss Trueman, of the City of Norwich. Master John Atkinson, of Oxfordshire, Miss Reynolds, of Canterbury. Miss Peggy Collins, of the City of York, and Miss Long, of the City of Bath. Whose Abilities Are Too Well Known to Need Any Further Encomium upon Their Productions.