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EJMP.775.010
15 Feb 1775:12 (2/61)
London, Dece. 3 . . . Upon the report that a dancing-master
was returned to parliament, And why not? says a gentleman
present; that house should be filled with persons of all
ranks and professions; the merchant, the soldier, the
lawyer, the philosopher, and the country-gentleman, to
regulate trade, war, to frame laws, to make almanacks, and
to settle provisions; but as these subjects are often
debated with confusion and disorder it is well to chuse a
dancing master to regulate their motions; and I wish some
borough would return a hair-dresser to take care of their
heads.
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