Anti-Pamela by Eliza Haywood (1742)
ANTI-PAMELA;
OR,
Feign'd Innocence detected;
In a SERIES of
SYRENA's ADVENTURES.
A NARRATIVE which has really its Foundation in Truth and Nature; and at the same time that it entertains, by a vast variety of surprising Incidents, arms against a partial Credulity, by showing the Mischiefs that frequently arise from a too sudden Admiration.
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Published as a necessary Caution to all Young Gentlemen.
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Fatally fair they are, and in their Smiles
The Graces, little Loves, and young Desires inhabit;
But all that gaze upon them are undone;
For they are false, luxurious in their Appetites,
And all the Heaven they hope for is Variety.
One Lover to another still succeeds;
Another, and another after that,
And the last Food is welcome as the former;
Till having lov'd his Hour out, he gives his Place,
And mingles with the Herd that went before him.
ROWE'S Fair Penitent.
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LONDON:
Printed for J. Huggonson, in Sword-and-Buckler-Court,
over against the Crown-Tavern on Ludgate-Hill.
M.DCC.XLII.
