Miss T-wns-nd

To paint the lily, or to deck the rose, are superfluous attempts; yet we daubers will be dipping our pencils into those colours which require an Appelles to unite them in the agreeable lights and shades, which are blended in the face of this lady. Her features have the delicacy of a court lady in their town use, which her complexion, which she owes to nature only, is as vivid as that of a country girl. Her figure is genteel; she has a fine full black eye, which with that promise of acuteness that her conversation discovers, renders her quite delightful. Her mouth displays a fine set of teeth, and for a beautiful leg and foot none can excel her. Her dress is extremely fashionable, she has had a very decent education, and is every way an excellent companion.