...friend in the world but himself to manage any thing of business, whether literary or pecuniary." * * * "Place yourself in my situation. Could you have hunted...to give ; and after all canvassed, examined, nay, quarreled over accounts the most intricate in the world? And again, after success had procured money,...

...friend in the world but himself to manage anything of business, whether literary or pecuniary.' * * * ' Place yourself in my situation. Could you have hunted...quarrelled over accounts the most intricate in the world ? And again, after success had procured money, what was I to do with it ? Though ignorant of business,...

...taught you how little, in them, a young woman can do without assistance. Place yourself in my position. Could you have hunted London for a publisher, endured...pleased to give, and after all, canvassed, examined, nay quarelled over, accounts the most intricate in the world ? Then, for literary assistance, my proof...

...writes, "to manage anything of business, whether pecuniary or literary. Place yourself in my position ; could you have hunted London for a publisher, endured...alternate hot and cold water thrown on your exertions, canvassed, nay, quarrelled over accounts the most intricate in the world ? " Her intercourse with Mr....

...woman can do without assistance" from male patrons (Blanchard, 1: 55). "Could you," she asks a friend, "have hunted London for a publisher; endured all the...quarrelled over accounts the most intricate in the world?" (Ibid.). Landon's publishing success in London came with unwanted sexual scandals, leading to her hasty...

...successful in the literary field: Your own literary pursuits must have taught you how little, in them, a young woman can do without assistance. Place yourself in my situation. Could you 143 have hunted London for a publisher; endured all the alternate hot and cold water thrown on your...

...whether literary or pecuniary. Your own literary pursuits must have taught you how little, in them, a young woman can do without assistance. Place yourself...to give; and, after all, canvassed, examined, nay, quarreled over accounts the most intri252 253 cate in the world? And again, after success Lad procured...

...whether literary or pecuniary. Your own literary pursuits must have taught you how little, in them, a young woman can do without assistance. Place yourself...publisher, endured all the alternate hot and cold j water thrown on your exertions ; bargained for what sum they might be pleased to give ; and, after...