ORIGINAL OBSERVATION.

Though some giddy girls are silly enough to delight in panegyric,

unrestrained compliments, yet all women of sense do heartily despise the

wanton effusions of an indiscreet and excessive complaisance.---And

whoever is much in the world will find, that most ladies are more apt to

regard the man of plain sense and unaffected behaviour, who speak as

they think, and appear just what they are, than the most specious,

insinuating hypocrite, or the most noisy pretender.

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