knowingly, char�n? o?c o? th?m with ?ny one th?ng. o? which ? Js ?uiltl?: but an Ox?oR? ?oas?, in the commo? ?cept?on oF tMt ?r?, '?s ?uch ? creature I ?m now go]n? to d?cri?. She is bor,. ?s th? ?ing ?ys. o? mean ?t6 be- ing the daughter of fume info}eat mechanick? who fincies him?If a Gentlemanl and refolves to keep up his family by marrying his gift to a earbn, or a schoolma?er: to which end, ?e and his ?-? call her ?etq MO, as loon as ?e knows what it means, and ?nd her to the daneing-fi?ol to I?rn to hold up her h=d, and turn out her toes: fl?e is taughb 't?om a chi?,.not to play with ?y of the dirty boys and girls m the ?ighbourhoodi but to mind h? .dancing, and have a gr?t refpc& for the Gown. Y?is fbundation being 'hid, fl?e goes on fi? enough o?.herfdf. without any finher a?ffance? except an hoop, a gay/uit of do?hs, and two or three ne'? briand .[mocks. Thus equipt, ?e frequents all the &ll? an'd p?!ick walks in Ox?rd? 3here it is a great chance if ?e does not, m time, meet with !ome raw coxcomb or other, who is her humble fervant; waits upon her home; calls upon her a- ?in the he? day; dan?les after her from place to piace? and ?s at laR, with fume ?t and managemint, .drawn in to mar? her. She has impudence, --? therq%e'fhe has She is ?ruud,---therefore {he is we!l-bred; 'She has ?qne eloath$, . ? therefbre {he is genteel;
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