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Excerpt from Repository of Arts, Literature Fashions &C, Vol. 9
These, sir, are facts, the truth of which you cannot have the har dihood to deny; and after all this, are you not ashamed of yourself to decry the present fashions? I de clare my indignation rises to such a height when I consider your con. Duct, that I could find in my heart to bring an action against you, for a libel on the good taste and good sense of the ladies of Great Bri tain and I am certain, that if the jury were composed ofmarried men whose wives had a proper spirit, you would be found guilty. I oh serve, indeed, that you shelter yourself under various names; but I suspect that your sly Sir James, and your P's and Q's, are one and the same person, and that that person is yourself.
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