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"I prefer to be your lover" (Le Nouvel Abeilard, 1778, t.1)

Sir Charles lets Miss Byron read Clementine's misfortunes (History of Sir Charles Grandison, 1764) - Eisen

Sir Thomas's inflexibility towards his daughter Caroline (History of Sir Charles Grandison, 1764) - Eisen

Death of Sir Charles' mother (History of Sir Charles Grandison, 1764) - Eisen

Sir Hargrave tries to marry Miss Byron by force (Story of Sir Charles Grandison, 1764) - Stock

Miss Byron kidnapped and rescued by Sir Charles (Story of Sir Charles Grandison, 1764) - Stock

Sir Rowland at Miss Byron's feet (Story of Sir Charles Grandison, 1764) - Stock

Clementine seeks to escape the surgeons (The Story of Sir Charles Grandison, 1764) - Eisen

Sir Charles gives Emily his mother's letter (History of Sir Charles Grandison, 1764) - Eisen

Clementine spied on by her parents and by Sir Charles (History of Sir Charles Grandison, 1764) - Eisen

M. Hébert visits Suzanne in her cell (De Kloosterling, Dutch translation of La Religieuse) - R. Vinkeles

Suzanne au cachot (Title page of De Kloosterling, Dutch translation of La Religieuse) - R. Vinkeles

Le beau-frère amoureux (Rétif, Les Contemporaines, vol. 8, 1780) - Binet

La vertu inutile (Rétif, Les Contemporaines, vol. 8, 1780) - Binet

Le mari père (Rétif, Les Contemporaines, vol. 7, 1780) - Binet

La femme déesse (Rétif, Les Contemporaines, vol. 6, 1780) - Binet

Le mariage rompu (Rétif, Les Contemporaines, vol. 7, 1780) - Binet

La femme à l'essai (Rétif, Les Contemporaines, vol. 4, 1780) - Binet

Suzanne intercedes for Thérèse (Diderot, La Religieuse, Maradan, 1798) - Challiou

Suzanne s'échappe de Saint-Eutrope (Diderot, La Religieuse t.3, Paris, Bertin, 1797) - Chaillou

Suzanne jetée au cachot (Diderot, La Religieuse t.1, Paris, Bertin, 1797) - Chaillou