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THE, TRAVELS OF
procures them every article of dreſs that can ſet them of to advantage They have different placee of abode, ſome times occupying the handſome houſes in towns or cities; and in the fine ſeaſon of the year, they retire to the country, where their villas, gardens, bowers, and every other rural improvement, are laid out in ſuch a manner, as to allure the moſt unconcerned obſerver; Hither, ſome of the Principal Nabobs and European Gentlemen of the firſt diſtnction, are drawn by; the love of pleaſure, and laviſh immenſe ſums on theſe creatures, who are gener ally recruited out of the people, of all caſts and denominations, though not with, out a peculiar attention to beauty
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