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PRAY, sir, said Lady Wallace to David Hume, I am often asked what age
I am; what answer should I make? Mr. Hume, immediately guessing her
ladyship's meaning, said, Madam, when you are asked that question
again, answer that you are not yet come to the years of discretion.
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