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by Samuel Richardson
About 173 pages (51,951 words)
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Clarissa Study Guide consists of approx. 173 pages of summaries and analysis on Clarissa by Samuel Richardson. Browse the literature study guide below:

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Clarissa, or the History of a Young Lady by Samuel Richardson is a novel that portrays the events leading up to the ruin of a virtuous eighteen-year-old lady. Despite her chastity being compromised, Clarissa maintains her honor by not yielding her will. She must learn to overcome the grief that attends this loss or allow it to kill her. Clarissa, or the History of a Young Lady is an epistolary, coming-of-age story, teeming with examples of friendship, betrayal, honor and pride. It displays all that is good in humanity, as well as all that it bad. (read more)
      Preface, Letters 1-10 dated January 10th through February 27th
      Letters 11-21 dated March 1st through March 4th
      Letters 22-30 dated March 5th through March 12th
      Letters 31-36 dated March 13th through March 18th
      Letters 37-45 dated March 19th through March 22nd
      Letters 46-55 dated March 22nd through March 24th
      Letters 56-64 dated March 25th through March 29th
      Letters 65-74 dated March 30th through April 2nd
      Letters 75-80 dated April 2nd through April 5th
      Letters 81-88 dated April 6th through April 8th
      Letters 89-97 dated April 9th through April 10th
      Letters 98-106 dated April 12th
      Letters 107-119 dated April 13th through April 15th
      Letters 120-137 dated April 15th through April 21st
      Letters 138-154 dated April 21st through April 26th
      Letters 155-166 dated April 26th through May 5th
      Letters 167-175 dated May 2nd through May 9th
      Letters 176-188 dated May 9th through May 18th
      Letters 189-197 dated May 17th through May 21st
      Letters 198-206 dated May 21st through May 23rd
      Letters 207-217 dated May 25th through May 29th
      Letters 218-224 dated May 30th through June 7th
      Letters 225-229 dated June 8th
      Letters 230-239 dated June 8th through June 9th
      Letters 240-246 dated June 10th
      Letters 247-257 dated June 11th through June 13th
      Letters 258-268 dated June 14th through June 19th
      Letters 269-281 dated June 20th through June 23rd
      Letters 282-309 dated June 24th through July 6th
      Letters 310-320 dated July 5th through July 13th
      Letters 321-332 dated July 7th through July 18th
      Letters 333-341 dated July 16th through July 19th
      Letters 342-350 dated July 20th through July 22nd
      Letters 351-369 dated July 20th through July 27th
      Letters 370-394 dated July 28th through August 7th
      Letters 395-415 dated August 5th through August 20th
      Letters 416-424 dated August 21st through August 23rd
      Letters 425-438 dated August 24th through August 26th
      Letters 439-446 dated August 28th through August 31st
      Letters 447-459 dated August 29th through August 31st
      Letters 460-476 dated September 4th through September 7th
      Letters 477-499 dated September 7th through September 10th
      Letters 500-506 dated September 10th through September 15th
      Letter 507 detailing Clarissa's will dated September 16th
      Letters 508-520 dated September 16th through September 26th
      Letters 521-537 dated September 28th through December 18th
      Conclusion

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