The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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... Woman . You ⚫ have very judiciously , and with the greatest Penetration imaginable , confidered it as Woman is the Creature of whom the Diffidence is raised : but not a Word of a ' Man , who is fo unmerciful as to move Jealoufy in his ...
... Woman . You ⚫ have very judiciously , and with the greatest Penetration imaginable , confidered it as Woman is the Creature of whom the Diffidence is raised : but not a Word of a ' Man , who is fo unmerciful as to move Jealoufy in his ...
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... Woman of Merit obliged to receive me kindly , and I think it incumbent upon me to make her Inclination go along with her Duty . If a Man would give himself leave to think , he would not be fo unreasonable as to expect Debauchery and In ...
... Woman of Merit obliged to receive me kindly , and I think it incumbent upon me to make her Inclination go along with her Duty . If a Man would give himself leave to think , he would not be fo unreasonable as to expect Debauchery and In ...
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... Woman that has fed a Child as part of herself for nine Months , fhould have no Defire to nurse it farther , when brought to Light and ⚫ before her Eyes , and when by its Cry it implores her • Affiftance and the Office of a Mother . Do ...
... Woman that has fed a Child as part of herself for nine Months , fhould have no Defire to nurse it farther , when brought to Light and ⚫ before her Eyes , and when by its Cry it implores her • Affiftance and the Office of a Mother . Do ...
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