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VGW(HU.772.105
23 Jul 1772:12 (1095)
London, May 4. At the Masquerade last Thursday night, at
the Pantheon, the most remarkable figures were: . . . [long
list of personages and their costumes] The Dutchess of
Richmond, in the character of Zobeide, . . . Lady Margaret
For---e, in the dress of Queen Elizabeth, . . . Many ladies
of rank and beauty chose to adopt the male dress in Domino,
and appeared as masculine as many of the delicate macaroni
things we see swarming every where, to the disgrace of our
noble ancient British race. . . Mrs. B--nb--ry, a Dancer, .
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