Aged forty-five, belonged to Putney, and was transferred hither from
Old Bethlem: she is a married woman, and mother of a family. This poor
woman has contracted a most singular persuasion: she fancies herself to
be a man, and sometimes styles herself a boy; and, when spoken to, she
bows, scrapes, and puts her hand to her head in every respect like a
footman.
She is particularly attached to the matron, whom she calls her beauty,
and is quite uneasy every day until she sees her.
There is nothing else particularly remarkable in her manner; she is
orderly, cleanly in her person and habits, and perfectly quiet and
harmless.