Miss Y-es

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The Poetical Gentlemen who think proper to launch forth in panygerick on the Fair Sex, generally send their imagination thro� the whole circuit of nature, to find sufficient materials to compose the Idol of their fancy, the diamond must diminish at her eyes, the roses turn pale at her bloom, the lilies are not so white as her bosom, and the gales of arabid are in her balmy breath, and her teeth are taken from the unwealdy Elephant: whether all these requisites meet in this Lady, I will not pretend to say, but this i can say with truth, that she has fine eyes, brown hair, and teeth superior to all description, she is rather lusty, keeps a house, and does a good deal of business.