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IC.777.026
10 Apr 1777:32 (9/451)
By permission. Thursday the 24th of April, in Faneuil-Hall,
will be delivered by Francis Vandale, a French oration, for
the welfare of Columbia and her inhabitants, followed with
two different French speeches; the one of the bad effects of
an irregular love, who be the cause of it, man or woman; and
remedy for it. The other, a passionate lover being told by
his mistress to make but few words, and not to kill himself,
grows quite distracted; intermixed with a French air.
Precisely at four o'clock, P.M.
Gentlemen and ladies who like an European delivery, are
respectfully invited to it.
For the benefit of the Necessitous.
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