The Spectator, Svazek 1Tonson, 1767 - Počet stran: 918 |
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... women's men have always a similitude of the creature they hope to betray , in their own conversation . A woman's man is very know- ing in all that passes from one family to an- other , has pretty little officiousnesses , is not at a ...
... women's men have always a similitude of the creature they hope to betray , in their own conversation . A woman's man is very know- ing in all that passes from one family to an- other , has pretty little officiousnesses , is not at a ...
Strana 301
... women were made out of the earth . These are your sluggards , who pass away their time in indolence and igno- rance , hover over the fire a whole winter , and apply themselves with alacrity to no kind of business but eating ...
... women were made out of the earth . These are your sluggards , who pass away their time in indolence and igno- rance , hover over the fire a whole winter , and apply themselves with alacrity to no kind of business but eating ...
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... women , their practices exposed Women great orators ... 182 247 23 38 6 6 58 59 € 2 he mischief of it when accompanied with vice . pernicious when not tempered with virtue and manity ... ed into deformity by affectation ...
... women , their practices exposed Women great orators ... 182 247 23 38 6 6 58 59 € 2 he mischief of it when accompanied with vice . pernicious when not tempered with virtue and manity ... ed into deformity by affectation ...
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