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Lady Dover's Regency Riddles as by reviving in theBefore my birth I had a name, But soon as birth I lost the same; And when Im laid within the tomb, I shall my fathers name assume: I change my name three days together, Yet live but one in any weather. Lady Whistledown is no match for Lady Dover! Will you measure up or wilt in fear of her conundrums and charades? This exquisite collection of dozens of Regency Riddles, created by an anonymous talented scribbler, reproduces an 1822 book compiled by John