Samuel Richardson's novel was not called Clarissa Harlow , nor was it serialised in a weekly magazine over a year ("The ultimate in fantasy novels", Modern Language Association Convention supplement, THES , December 15). The book is Clarissa , and Harlowe, with an "e" is the heroine's surname. The first edition was of seven hardbound volumes - two sets of two and one of three, spaced months apart (December, April and December, 1747-1748).
David Rain
London SE19
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