Miss Elizabeth H-pk-ns

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This lady has been very unhappy in her amours; she was a long while solicited to become the wife of a young man in the neighbourhood. Frequent conversation threw off that restraint which is the chief guard of beauty; in short, thinking him in a manner her husband, she gave him every indulgence, and when his desires were satisfied, he left her; she being ashamed to go to her friends, threw herself on the town, and now lives very gay. She has light hair, good eyes, is pretty plump, and very smart at repartee.