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PL.775.079
30 Sep 1775:21, 22, 23 (36)
From a Brother's Advice to his sisters. (Lately published.)
The salutary advice given by this gentleman to his sisters,
is conveyed in a very pleasing manner . . . [5 lines]
for tho' you paint an inch thick, as Hamlet says, you must,
if you live long enough, come to this favour at last; . . .
[middle of next column] The longest day you live, my
lasses, eat, and drink, and laugh, and play, and dance, and
sing, and be merry. . . [11 lines] Tho' your faces be like
gridirons, from grinning; and your plump selves as fat as
Falstaff, from laughing: by the jolly, side-holding, onion-
hating God of joy I swear, I will not scold you!. . .
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