The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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... Woman may have her Husband , and that both may equally contribute to the Continuance of the Species . It follows then , that for all the Men that have been loft , as many Women must have lived ' fingle , and it were but Charity to ...
... Woman may have her Husband , and that both may equally contribute to the Continuance of the Species . It follows then , that for all the Men that have been loft , as many Women must have lived ' fingle , and it were but Charity to ...
第 145 頁
... Women of the higheft Ranks , and the moft unblemished Characters . Now , Sir , what Safety is there for a Woman's Reputation , when a Lady may be thus prostituted as it were by Proxy , and be reputed 6 an unchafte Woman ; as the Hero in ...
... Women of the higheft Ranks , and the moft unblemished Characters . Now , Sir , what Safety is there for a Woman's Reputation , when a Lady may be thus prostituted as it were by Proxy , and be reputed 6 an unchafte Woman ; as the Hero in ...
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... Women : deluding Women , their Practices expofed , N. 182. Women great Orators , 247 . Y Yawning , a Chriftmas Gambol , N. 179 . The End of the Third Volume . J 1 : D The INDE X.
... Women : deluding Women , their Practices expofed , N. 182. Women great Orators , 247 . Y Yawning , a Chriftmas Gambol , N. 179 . The End of the Third Volume . J 1 : D The INDE X.
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