Citation - Boston News Letter: 1771.03.07

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Index Entry Dancing, in Montreal, youth of town enjoy diversion without ceremony 
Location Montreal 
Citation
BNL.771.020
7 Mar 1771:22 (3518)
Montreal, January 14.  The face of affairs is now greatly
changed.--dancing, feasting, and merriment, go swingingly
round.--The greatest harmony and the best understanding now
subsists between both sexes--The black and white mingling
together in nocturnal assemblies form an undistinguished
band, where, throwing off the painful restraint of ceremony,
our youth freely unbend their minds from the labour of the
day by indulging themselves in innocent and inoffensive
diversion.--A smart young lieutenant t'other day (according
to the gallant mode) saluted his  saluted his [sic] sable
partner with, "How do-you feel E** this morning, after your
last night's fatigue ?"--So much for Montreal news.


Generic Title Boston News Letter 
Date 1771.03.07 
Publisher Draper, Richard 
City, State Boston, MA 
Year 1771 
Bibliography B0010262
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