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I suppose you have heard that a company of young Gentlemen have set up an Academy, next to the Ladies A∣cademy.
VVe heard nothing of it.
VVhy then I will tell you, the men are very angry that the
women should speak so much, and they so little, I think: for they have made that Room which they stood in to see and hear the Ladies speak in, so a place for themselves to speak in, that the Ladies may hear what they can say.
Faith if you will have my opinion, it is, that the men do it out of a mockery to the Ladies.
'Tis likely so, for they rail extremely that so many fair young Ladies are so strictly inclosed, as not to suffer men to visit them in the A∣cademy.
Faith if the men should be admitted into their Academy, there would be work enough for the Grave Matrons, were it but to act the part of Midwives.