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At times, indeed, whether from art or nature I will not determine, he gave his usual loose to gaiety and mirth; but this was always in general company, and with other women; for even in a country-dance, when he was not my partner, he became grave, and put on the softest look imaginable the moment he approached me. Craig, and Mary Burge by Adam; and now the music struck up, and the glorious country-dance, best of all dances, began. I consider a country-dance as an emblem of marriage. |
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