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I do not think her so pretty as you seem toconsider her. She has not a bad face, but thereis something so extremely unmagjestic1 in herlittle diminutive figure, as to render her incomparison with to the elegant height of Matildaand Myself, an insignificant Dwarf. Hercuriosity to see us (which must have beengreat to bring her have brought us more than fourhundred miles) being now perfectly grati::fied, she already begins to mention their returnto town, and has desired us to accompanyher –. We cannot refuse her request since it

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'j' written over 'g'. Back to context...
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