They, generally, carry on a sort of distant, illicit
courtship and commerce with the men, which,
when discovered, is, always, exemplarily punished*
Their beastial salacity, in their visual amours, is
agonizing to every fibre of delicacy and virtue, and
sickening to the bosom of chastity and love. O ! that
they were not human. Morality, then, would not be.
tortured with disgust, nor would I

" blush and hang my head,
To own myself a man."

Tarticularization is impossible ; delicacy forbids it
and modesty commands me to forbear. Well has it
been said, by the celebrated Kotzebue ; " Nature
*'- created man a medium, upon the ladder of per-
** fection ; he never rises to the highest step, never
** sinks to the lowest ; he is never quite so good>
** never quite so bad, as a woman, 1 ' A bad wo-.
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jig INSIDE OUT.
man, is incomparably worse, than a bad man ; and a
good one, is infinitely better, than the best man
breathing.
