The SpectatorH. Washbourne, 1850 - Počet stran: 722 |
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Strana 116
... women threw down their head - dresses in the middle of the sermon , and made a bonfire of them within sight of the pul- pit . He was so renowned as well for the sanctity of his life as his manner of preaching , that he had often a ...
... women threw down their head - dresses in the middle of the sermon , and made a bonfire of them within sight of the pul- pit . He was so renowned as well for the sanctity of his life as his manner of preaching , that he had often a ...
Strana 177
... women , to please any one woman of gallantry ; for you are to know , that there is a mighty ambition among the light part of the sex , to gain slaves from the dominion of others . My friend Will Honey- comb says it was a common bite ...
... women , to please any one woman of gallantry ; for you are to know , that there is a mighty ambition among the light part of the sex , to gain slaves from the dominion of others . My friend Will Honey- comb says it was a common bite ...
Strana 241
... women were made out of the earth . These are your sluggards , who pass away their time in indolence and ignorance , hover over the fire a whole winter , and apply themselves with alacrity to no kind of business but eating . " The fifth ...
... women were made out of the earth . These are your sluggards , who pass away their time in indolence and ignorance , hover over the fire a whole winter , and apply themselves with alacrity to no kind of business but eating . " The fifth ...
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