File:Mrs. Lessingham in the character of Oriana (1).jpg

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English: Mrs. Lessingham in the character of Oriana in Farquhar's The Inconstant : inscription: "Sir I am proud of my power and am resolved to use it" / . ; Thornthwaite, sculpt
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Author James Roberts (artist), J. Thornthwaite (engraver)
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