Miss L-rr-n

This lady is commonly called “the agreeable Jewess”; for what reason, those who have seen the lady can only determine; for she has not the covetousness or artifice which attends all the followers of the law of Moses; nor like them is distinguished among her neighbours for “spoiling them of their jewels of silver, and their jewels of gold.” It may perhaps be accounted for upon other principles, for though she is genteely made, and has a very good face, yet a fine black eye, and black hair, make her look unlike to one of the daughters of Abraham. Her mouth is small, and looks like Suckling's girl in the song of the wedding, whose nether lip,

“Look'd as if some bee had stung it newly.”

Her conversation is pleasing, she drinks little, and swears seldom; so that, as times go, she is a very desirable companion.