JUNE 22, 1926
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requite it; one whose beauty of mind ex-
ceeds that OF his face, yet that not deformed,
so as to be distinguishable by others for his
uglness.


Give me one that has learned to live
much in a little time one that is no great
familiar in conversation with the world, nor
no little one with himself; one (if two such
happinesses may be granted at one time to
our sex) who with these endowments, may
have an easy, honest disposition, who, by
h,s practice as we'll as principles. has made
himself amiable and just; let him be tru-
ly virtuous and pious, and let. me be truly
happy in my choice.