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 for too true I am afraid it is, that many Women have become abandoned, and have unk to the lat Degree of Vice by being unable to retrieve the firt Slip. This will be, I am afraid, always the Cae while they remain among their former Acquaintance; it was therefore wiely done by Mr. Allworthy, to remove Jenny to a Place where he might enjoy the Pleaure of Reputation, after having tated the ill Conequences of loing it.

To this Place therefore, wherever it was, we will wih her a good Journey, and for the preent take leave of her, and of the little Foundling her Child, having Matters of much higher Importance to communicate to the Reader.  The Hopitality of Allworthy; with a hort Sketch of the Characters of two Brothers, a Doctor, and a Captain, who were entertained by that Gentleman.

EITHER Mr. Allworthy’s Houe, nor his Heart, were hut againt any part of Mankind, but they were both