The Spectator, Svazek 3George Atherton Aitken G. Routledge, 1898 |
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Strana 33
... women were formed out of those ingredients which compose a swine . A woman of this make is a slut in her house , and a glutton at her table . She is uncleanly in her person , a slattern in her dress ; and her family is no better than a ...
... women were formed out of those ingredients which compose a swine . A woman of this make is a slut in her house , and a glutton at her table . She is uncleanly in her person , a slattern in her dress ; and her family is no better than a ...
Strana 34
... women , who are of a melancholy , froward , unamiable nature , and so repugnant to the offers of love , that they fly in the face of their husband when he approaches them with conjugal endearments . This species of women are likewise ...
... women , who are of a melancholy , froward , unamiable nature , and so repugnant to the offers of love , that they fly in the face of their husband when he approaches them with conjugal endearments . This species of women are likewise ...
Strana 386
... women may not seem to be the more faulty sex ; though at the same time you suppose there are some so weak as to be imposed upon by fine things and false addresses . I can't persuade myself that your design is to debar the sexes the ...
... women may not seem to be the more faulty sex ; though at the same time you suppose there are some so weak as to be imposed upon by fine things and false addresses . I can't persuade myself that your design is to debar the sexes the ...
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