LORD SHAFTESBURY.

I understand this civility to the ladies, as a decent atonement for

your late freedoms with them. In this light I should be unwilling to

cavil at it: and yet I see not, how your high encomiums on the superior

good sense and politeness of these home-bred ladies can consist with

the passion, you before censured in them, for foreign travel, as

favourable, in their opinion, to the production of such virtues.

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