Whether it is in the choice of the clay----or that it is frequently spoiled in the baking; by an excess of which a husband may turn out too crusty (you know) on one hand----or not enough so, through defect of heat, on the other----or whether this great Artificer is not so attentive to the little Platonic exigences _of that part_ of the species, for whose use she is fabricating _this_----or that her Ladyship sometimes scarce knows what sort of a husband will do ----I know not: we will discourse about it after supper.

Whether it is in the choice of the clay, or because it is spoiled in the baking, so that a husband may turn out too crusty on one hand - or not crusty enough, on the other; - or whether this great Artificer is not so attentive to the little details of that part of the species - or whether her Ladyship sometimes scarce knows what sort of a husband will do - I know not: we will discuss it after supper.
