Miss Fre-erick

In point of figure, this a fine woman, but not in beauty; she is thin, and her features are irregularly formed; she has youth and a genteel air; bears the character of a good bedfellow, but a very mercenary one---we know her to be very artful in raising desire. By seeming modesty, she will sometimes compliment the senses with a loving glance, or a voluptuous attitude, and now and then with an artful disorder in her respectueuse, then with a fine display of her ivories (which are very good) and the restless heave of her bosom, she will endeavour to call up her spark's soul into his eyes, when, if she succeeds, she will not fail to make the most of the advantage she has gained over his passions.