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... who live as if there were no fuch things as Women in the World ; as on the contrary , Women , who have an Indifference or Averfion for their Counterparts in human Nature , are generally fowre and unamiable , fluttish and cenforious ...
... who live as if there were no fuch things as Women in the World ; as on the contrary , Women , who have an Indifference or Averfion for their Counterparts in human Nature , are generally fowre and unamiable , fluttish and cenforious ...
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No Woman was to be married till she had killed her Man . The Ladies of Fashion used ... The Women never dreffed but to look terrible , to which end they would fometimes after a Battle paint their Cheeks with the Blood of their Enemies .
No Woman was to be married till she had killed her Man . The Ladies of Fashion used ... The Women never dreffed but to look terrible , to which end they would fometimes after a Battle paint their Cheeks with the Blood of their Enemies .
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As the two Armies romped on thefe Occafions , the Women complained of the thick bushy Beards and long Nails of their Confederates , who thereupon took care to prune themselves into fuch Figures as were moft pleafing to their Female ...
As the two Armies romped on thefe Occafions , the Women complained of the thick bushy Beards and long Nails of their Confederates , who thereupon took care to prune themselves into fuch Figures as were moft pleafing to their Female ...
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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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