The Seamstress; or, The White Slave of England — page 6: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

SEAMSTRESS; WHITE SLAVE OF ENGLAND. te ewees ey = BY G. W. M. REYNOL D8, AUTHOR OF THE FIRST AND SECOND SERIES OF “ THE MYSTERIES OF LONDON,’ “ THE MYSTERIES OF THE COURT OF LONDON,” “THE CORAL ISLAND,’ “THE BRONZE STATUE,” “FaUsT,’ “ THE NECROMANCER,”’ “THE MASSACRE OF GLENCOE,” “POPE JOAN,” “THE PIXY,” “ ROBEBT MACAIRE,’ “MARY PRICE,” “THE DAYS OF HOGARTH,’ “KENNETH,” ‘‘WAGNER, THE . WEHR-WOLF,’ “THE SOLDIER’S WIFE,” ‘“‘ THE RYE HOUSE PLOT,” &c., &c. WITH FIFTEEN ILLUSTRATIONS. DRAWN BY HENRY ANELAY, LONDON : aur. Sen.) FE PRINTED AND PUBLISHED, FOR MR. REYNOLDS, BY JOHN DICKS, AT THE ' OFFICE, No.7, WELLINGTON E 1853. Oe we ewe -- - LL ait re lt SC — aaantanesemarmmsnentetnitiiaietaniadl einige toll EONMMIEOOO KS oan)