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art of the beaux. since he condescends to 40
with awkwardncss what monkey can do
with grace. With all she is a goddess, and
to all men are equally mortas, How can siie
prefer, when there is no superiority or DE
constant, when there is no merit /?


Is she capricious? Can she be otherwise,
when she hears that the universe must be
proud to wait her commands.-that the ut
most of lovers hopes, is to be the hum
blest of her slaves-that to fulfil the least OF
her commands, is the highest ambition OF
her adorers,


And are men 50 unjust as to censnre the
idols made by their own hands! let US be
lust, let US begin the work of reformation.
When men cease to ilatter, women will cease
to deceive; when men arc wise, women WIN
be wise to please. The ladies do not force
the rastcof the men: they only adapt them
selves to it, They may corrupt and be COR
rupted,-they may improve and be improv-
ed,