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World, we participate in all the inconveniences that affect our Sire, whatever ills he experiences we make our own, & wear a smile or frown according as his countenance expands with joy, or is clouded with melancholy. - We vary like Mankind our statures, & complexions in different climates, tho' there is very little difference in our ages & appearance, yet there is a sufficient to render us distinguishable; And yet many have affected to such a uniformity & as strong a family resemblance as on many occasions to mistake us for each other. Our introduction into the World as we have assured yr. Ladyshp. was early, & from the peculiar powers we possess men dirive so great advantages that they cultivate the utmost familiarity, & live with us upon the most easy & unrestrain'd footing. - Yet tho' they are so much
