Miss Brown

This lady has been initiated into the free and easy society, near eight years (though now not above twenty-three) and without one particular personal charm, has always had the good fortune never to be without, at least one good friend, she is constantly well dressed, and lives in very genteel lodgings at present, she pays a guinea a week for them, her behaviour is genteel, and her temper mild, she is pitted with the small-pox, has fair hair and complexion, and is very reasonable in her demands, tho' not in her expectations.