The New Foundling Hospital for Wit : Being a Collection of Several Curious Pieces, in Verse And Prose V.1-2
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D 4 Miss- [ 4° ] Miss. The French.
L. R. Very well, my dear ! you don't forget I find.
Aunt. I vow rny niece is very perfect in her education, and will make a fine ac- complished woman.
A MODERN GLOSSARY.
NGEL. The name of a woman, com- monly of a very bad one.
AUTHOR. A laughms; ftock. It means like- wife a poor fellow, and in general an object of contempt.
BEAR. A country gentleman ; or indeed, any animal upon two legs that doth not make a harcdibme bow.
BEAUTY. The qualification with which w...o- men generally go into keeping.
BEAU. With the article A before it, means a great favourite of all women.
BRUTE. A word implying plain-dealing and finccrity; but more efpecially applied to a philofopher.
Any flick of wood with a head to it, and a piece of black rib- band upon that hciid.
CREATURE.
CAPTAIN.
COLONEL [ 4i ] CREATURE. A quality expreflion, of low con- tempt, properly confined only to the mouths of ladies who are right honourable.
CRITIC. Like homo y a name given to all the human race.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
D 4 Miss- [ 4° ] Miss. The French.
L. R. Very well, my dear ! you don't forget I find.
Aunt. I vow rny niece is very perfect in her education, and will make a fine ac- complished woman.
A MODERN GLOSSARY.
NGEL. The name of a woman, com- monly of a very bad one.
AUTHOR. A laughms; ftock. It means like- wife a poor fellow, and in general an object of contempt.
BEAR. A country gentleman ; or indeed, any animal upon two legs that doth not make a harcdibme bow.
BEAUTY. The qualification with which w...o- men generally go into keeping.
BEAU. With the article A before it, means a great favourite of all women.
BRUTE. A word implying plain-dealing and finccrity; but more efpecially applied to a philofopher.
Any flick of wood with a head to it, and a piece of black rib- band upon that hciid.
CREATURE.
CAPTAIN.
COLONEL [ 4i ] CREATURE. A quality expreflion, of low con- tempt, properly confined only to the mouths of ladies who are right honourable.
CRITIC. Like homo y a name given to all the human race.
What to read after The New Foundling Hospital for Wit : Being a Collection of Several Curious Pieces, in Verse And Prose V.1-2?
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