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PP-P.775.021
12 Jun 1775:34 (4/190)
Mrs. Taylor, from St. James's, London, begs leave to inform
parents and guardians, that she purposes to open a School on
Monday, the 19th instant, for the instruction of young
ladies upon the same plan that is adopted in England.-- She
undertakes to teach the English Language with propriety, --
all kinds of plain work, and to flower muslin with neatness
and elegance, and will engage the best masters in Writing,
Drawing, Dancing, and Music;-- her scholars may be
accommodated with board and lodging, to the number of ten or
twelve, . . .
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