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 (3) lady, they ca* her milsv old Mumpsmetherkfs the mother; is brouj^l i:p like-a lamb,tfeus oi ttlur. . oz.rpet - » cage learn nothing but pries and few, a id fai*.; feet syhen the fiddle plays, fb ^ey-bsad*.' & parceltheirof yellow faced female aayiors, uaeqeal hiatu »ivv ceuntrymen, Flanders tables brought up ia & bfax, aJtl muft be carried in a fcafkct, knows notning bat nchitg poverty, hunger and pride, can neither rank kye, muck a byre, card, fpiu, nor yet keep a cow irom a corn-rig j 5 the mod of fuch a^e as blind penny. ' asbuytug pigs in pocks, and ought only to be matched with tacke-makers’, tree trimmers, and male tailors, that they may be male and female, agreeable ia trade, %nCe their pa'cr-fac’d lingers are not for hard labour, yet they might alfo pafs on a pideb for ablnc«£ feLo. i Svife for the (hitching of white feams round the -aoutk of a lady’s (hoc, or vrith barbers or bakers they might ! be buckled becaufe of their muflin mouths and pinchbeck fpecebes, w’ucn barm is fcant they cap blow up ' the bread with fair wind, and when the razor is rough can trim their chafts with a feirtale, oil their peruke with her white lips, and powder the beaus pow with a French puff; they are till vetfed m all the (fitence ot flattery, mufical tunes, horn pipes andcouu ry daaees, tho perfea in none bat tite reel of Gcmtitfm are oftheyclouts, the fickle farmerof fixea fancy 'upontet• athefe bundle a llceleton bones,hisMaggy and the mutch, like twa fir flicks and a ^ neither for his plate or h.s plow ; very nlfhing, neither for his profit nor laer pu Jure, t» plungf her hands thro’ Houkney's caff cog ^ hateful hardfhip (or mammy’s hands. Ad this l have henpet,andandheardw>'lhacka and b.en wit refs to, but my p«u being a goofe-quill cannot enpofe their names nor places of abode, but warns the work; jpg men out iof their way. , Secondly,tiUI fethey . cnether fort, who can work and .©ajuvwork be married and become miitrds i,
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