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Extract of letter from gentleman IN Phil
adelphia, to his friend in Washington.
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Extract of letter from gentleman IN Phil


adelphia, to his friend in Washington


Il really want to get married, and have
been looking round my extensive circle OF
acquaintance for partner without success
instead of these beautiful domestic crea-
lures our country abounded with, whose
home was their delight. who made their
ozvn, and their children's clothes, who at
tended to the domestic affairs OF the house
by assisting in all its concerns, find set OF
giggling, gossipping trifiers. in whose minds
balls, plays, carriages and novels are upper
most; the kitchen they~never enter, they
hardly know head of ofcabbage from head
of lettuce; or leg of mutton from shoul-
der. though they are great connolssenrs in
Ice creams, and as to mending pair ol
breeches for brother or husband. they
would cry 6c upon you or faint were you te
propose such an indelicatc thing to them
while these same fashionables will set {
whole evening without blush to hear one
of Shakespeare obscene plays-music, deal