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LETTER III.
TO J. H. GRAHAM, ESQ.
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, OXFORD,
DEAR GEAHAM, March ind, ISll.
In referring back to an early volume
of the Philosophical Transactions I find there
a curious account of a young woman, who,
although born without a tongue, contrived to
exercise the prerogative of her sex with as
much acumen as those who had been better
favoured in that valuable medium of organic
sound : indeed, I am led to believe, according
to the account, that although she was not
gifted with that formidable weapon, that she
not only sustained no apparent loss by it, but