The SpectatorH. Washbourne, 1852 - Počet stran: 722 |
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Strana 116
... honour in men is courage , and in women chastity . If a man loses his honour in one encounter , it is not impossible for him to regain it in another : a slip in a woman's honour is irre- coverable . I can give no reason for fixing the ...
... honour in men is courage , and in women chastity . If a man loses his honour in one encounter , it is not impossible for him to regain it in another : a slip in a woman's honour is irre- coverable . I can give no reason for fixing the ...
Strana 117
... honour in this false kind tudinarians in society , and they should no more of courage , has given occasion to the very refuse of come into company than a sick man should come into mankind , who have neither virtue nor common the air ...
... honour in this false kind tudinarians in society , and they should no more of courage , has given occasion to the very refuse of come into company than a sick man should come into mankind , who have neither virtue nor common the air ...
Strana 116
... honour in this false kind of courage , has given occasion to the very refuse of mankind , who have neither virtue nor common sense , to set up for men of honour . An English peer who has not long been dead , * used to tell a pleasant ...
... honour in this false kind of courage , has given occasion to the very refuse of mankind , who have neither virtue nor common sense , to set up for men of honour . An English peer who has not long been dead , * used to tell a pleasant ...
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