( 2 ) An OrasiyR on the Virtues of OfJ Women, ^ T'M'E rn?-ip-ofi ofthhunratJ7?!e<fageha.s drivji t«i numtP'RS. uf thaughU, and a continual ditatiap. U is euo«*gh tc tnake an anld wife rin voodt fmd drive a body beyond the baiter’s et iij nature, to fee what f fee, and hearwhafl .‘ibands berefais. hinge*andof nii!d my anger of fnythegood naturearearebroke, burft anin the doo: cf'civrllty is laid quite open, plain fpeech miid admoriticn *• of yiorje effect; nothing mu, ufed row, but thsudetboitt of rtpioach tartly ti in; in a tantal.uiag ftyle, roughly redd up and i m tWfd thro.’ ao apIdBaatron>n%'s mgath, ingam, ,.woo mde whc» iiis indeed frail ip the teeth, blit will* fqueeze fiirprifitigly her auld gums uptil her very chaff blades crack in cruSiiog .of.yewr vfee. I fhallWhat branchI out four heads Firli, havemyfeeudifeourfe and beenintowitnefs to. Secondly, What J now fee and am wit^efs to. Thirdly, Wh^ I have he^rd, does hear, and' not hejp ; T mean the difference between the old t
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