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GEORGE WYTHE.
though I spent the time very agreeably at the plays every
night, and really must join Mr. Ennalls and Mr. Bassett
in thinking Miss Hallam superfine. But must confess
her luster was much sullied by the number of beauties
that appeared at that court. The house was crowded
every night, and the gentlemen who have generally attended
that place agree there was treble the number of
