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There is a harmony in the words, motion, look, & even dress of a sensible Woman when she wishes to impart pleasure; & where that talent is discovered the harmony is always found so strictly corresponding with nature & of such influence that Men tho' various in their modes of admiration, are never dubious in this, ^ [[addition]] [[underline]] to it [[/underline]] [[/addition]] they give their full unlimited consent. How careful, how sedulous should Women be to gain this so striking essential to attract admiration; herein is found every charm, & almost virtue (I was going to add) that can fix & attach it must be produced by refinement ^ [[addition]] of [[underline]] sense & [[/underline]] [[/addition]] the best education, the mind ought to be perfectly pure, before it receives this this height of finishing, Virtue
