Miss W-ts-n

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This lady has not yet attained the age of sixteen, though she has been upon the town these two years; but notwithstanding her want of years, she is too old in vice and infamy, being a contrast to the lady before mentioned. She is extremely short, has red hair, and is exceedingly amourous; her lust is so strong, that she has more than once been caught in a room with three boys, much about her own age, at a time. During her short perigrinations, she has been three times taken home to her friends; but all the efforts they have made use of to retain her, has proved vain and uneffectual: for the soon found means to effect her escape, and instantly returns to infamy and ruin. Her friends, who are in pretty good circumstances, are, by the ways she takes, nearly brought themselves to the verge of the grave; but no tears, no intreaties, no remonstrances can bring her back to them and her duty. She revels in excess of pleasure and dissipation, and turns a deaf ear to all the advice of her parents and friends; nay, she rather seems to triumph in their unhappiness, and makes a mock at their calamaties.