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AMANDA's CHARACTER.
Without Affectation, gay, youthful and pretty;
Without Pride, or Meanness, familiar and witty;
Without Forms, obliging, good-natur'd, and free;
Without Art, as lovely as lovely can be.
Without Pride, or Meanness, familiar and witty;
Without Forms, obliging, good-natur'd, and free;
Without Art, as lovely as lovely can be.
She acts what she thinks, and she thinks what she says;
Regardless alike both of Censure and Praise:
But her Thoughts, and her Words, and her Actions, are such,
That none can admire or praise them too much.
Regardless alike both of Censure and Praise:
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That none can admire or praise them too much.
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