Transcribed from the text of the first edition by David Price, email
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Incognita: Or, love and Duty Reconcil’d
A Novel
by William Congreve
To the
Honoured and Worthily ...
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The English dramatist William Congreve (1670-1729) was the most brilliant of the writers of the Restoration comedy of manners. He possessed the wit and charm of the heroes of his plays and was univers...
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