| Index Entry | Dancers, invited to house of extravagance, in social criticism |
| Location | Providence |
| Citation | PGCJ.763.038 25 Jun 1763:32 (36) [signed] A Youth. AN ALLEGORY. Honesty, thrift, and chearfulness, undertook to keep house together: . . . But after a while, chearfulness getting a little a-head, begins to carry mirth into extravagance, and falls out with thrift, under pretence of being reduc'd to short allowance: She had invited a number of fiddlers, merry fellows, dancers, &c. and demanded that extraordinary cheer should be provided for them. |
| Generic Title | Providence Gazette |
| Date | 1763.06.25 |
| Publisher | Goddard, William |
| City, State | Providence, RI |
| Year | 1763 |
| Bibliography | B0041623 |