TO THE Hon ble Miss ROSS.

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Madam,

Upon your hearing the other day Giphantia much praised by some friends, and those no ill judges, you expressed a desire to see it in English, as you had not, you said, French enough to read the original. I immediately resolved to gratify your desire, and that very day sat about the translation.

It is now finished: and, as my hand is not very legible, I take the liberty to address it to you in print with this Epistle Dedicatory; which, as neither you, nor the Author, want any encomiums, nor the Translator any excuses, I shall cut short, and beg leave to subscribe myself with great respect and sincerity,

Madam,
Your most obedient
and most humble servant,
Feb. 5,
1761.
The Translator.
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           

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