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118 each Houe looked like a grand Synod of Egyptian Priets. Nor was thi Cap of left Ue to Partners in Trade, for with thee, as well as with Huband and Wife, if one was out of Humour, the other threw him the Cap, and he was obliged to pat it on, and keep it till all was quiet. I myelf aw thirteen Caps worn at a Time in one Family, which could not have ubited an Hour without them; and I was particularly pleaed at Sir Humphry Hutrum’s to hear a little Girl, when her Father was out of Humour, ak ther Mamma, if he should reach down the Cap? Thee Caps, indeed, were of uch Utility, that People of Sene never went without them; and it was common in the Country, when a Booby made his Appearance, and talked Nonene, to ay, he had no Cap in his pocket. Advice