Fragmented reminiscence on manners and fashion satire
The author reflects on courtly behavior and civil discourse amid a theater setting. Observations hinge on English ladies with unstyled hair and borrowed tresses, contrasting French etiquette and Hogarthian satire. The piece notes eye contact, dress, and social cues shaping perception among the audience.
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