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defty of a Woman's Manners . Rufticity , broad Expreffion , and forward Obtrusion , offend thofe of Education , and make the Tranfgreffions odious to all who have Merit enough to attract Regard . It is in this Tafte that the Scenary is ...
defty of a Woman's Manners . Rufticity , broad Expreffion , and forward Obtrusion , offend thofe of Education , and make the Tranfgreffions odious to all who have Merit enough to attract Regard . It is in this Tafte that the Scenary is ...
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SUCH good Offices as thefe , and fuch friendly Thoughts and Concerns for one another , are what make up the Amity , as they call it , between Man and Woman . IT is the Permiffion of fuch Intercourfe , that makes a young Woman come into ...
SUCH good Offices as thefe , and fuch friendly Thoughts and Concerns for one another , are what make up the Amity , as they call it , between Man and Woman . IT is the Permiffion of fuch Intercourfe , that makes a young Woman come into ...
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Do not , continued he , be offended at this Overture ; for I go upon the Knowledge of the Temper of the Woman , rather than any Vanity that I fhould profit by an Oppofition of your Pretenfions to thofe of your humble Servant .
Do not , continued he , be offended at this Overture ; for I go upon the Knowledge of the Temper of the Woman , rather than any Vanity that I fhould profit by an Oppofition of your Pretenfions to thofe of your humble Servant .
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| Title | The Spectator: ... The Spectator: |
| Publisher | Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | Sep 21, 2006 |
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