Miss Charlotte McDonald

The constraint put upon the Inclinations of most young girls, proves very often an irresistible enticement for them to indulge them--Charlotte is an instance of this, her mother, by endeavouring to control her, raised the fire of desire in her breast, and she soon became a convert to love and libertinism--She is fond of the sport to excess, and, by her own account, has never yet been blessed with a satisfying meal of manhood. She never consults the person of a man, for she cannot like him without he has extraordinary powers, which are the only credentials by which a person can recommend themselves to her.

She is about twenty-four, has a fair skin, and good eyes; is very full breasted, and has an agreeable lisp in her speech; she has genteel and good clothes, but dresses in a style peculiar to herself which we cannot help but call slatternly.