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GG(J.769.032
12 Jul 1769:21 (302)
April 26 . . . It is reported, that during the altercation
among the ladies at Bath, some secrets were discovered by
the contending parties, that are likely to be attended with
disagreeable consequences, especially with respect to one
lady, who was positively charged with a faux pas, previous
to her marriage, which the husband thinks of so seriously,
that if the matter is not soon cleared to his satisfaction,
a separation is resolved on. It is added, that some of the
ladies lost their tempers so greatly, as to descend to mere
Billingsgate language, such as to call their antagonists b--
s and w--s.
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