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Presented in the epistolary format, Shamela reveals an astonishing twist on the life of Pamela Andrews, unraveling her true identity as Shamela—a cunning and immoral character intent on ensnaring her master, Squire Booby, into matrimony. Prepare for a humorous and outrageous exploration of deception and desire! 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