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pas has ever been charged upon Katy, but the
dispute as to whether she was guilty or not,
has much the same effect as going to a court
of justice for a character; it has injured her
fair fame materially, and will continue to do so
forever.


1t is natural for the sex to sympathiso with
the Affections of each other, and since her ac-
cuseTs are uncertain themselves as to her cri-
minality, /, for one, shall not regret finding
them on some frosty morning, before long, with
their scandalous tongues frozen in their noisy
jaws; proper warning for those, who, under
the shelter of darkness, propagate vile stories
about their neighbors.