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Page 139
... Women , who have an Indifference or Averfion for their Counter- parts in human Nature , are generally fowre and ... Women without Men ; the other was a Republick of Males , that had not a Woman in their whole Community . As these two ...
... Women , who have an Indifference or Averfion for their Counter- parts in human Nature , are generally fowre and ... Women without Men ; the other was a Republick of Males , that had not a Woman in their whole Community . As these two ...
Page 143
... Women whom they most ad- mired , and would frequently drefs the Necks , or Heads , or Arms of their Miftreffes , with any thing which they thought appeared gay or Pretty . The Women obferving that the Men took delight in looking upon ...
... Women whom they most ad- mired , and would frequently drefs the Necks , or Heads , or Arms of their Miftreffes , with any thing which they thought appeared gay or Pretty . The Women obferving that the Men took delight in looking upon ...
Page 148
... Woman fo well , that they ha- ted all Men and Women elfe ; from those who would fight you , whether you were or were not of their Mind ; from those who demanded the Combat of their Contem- poraries , both for admiring their Miftrefs or ...
... Woman fo well , that they ha- ted all Men and Women elfe ; from those who would fight you , whether you were or were not of their Mind ; from those who demanded the Combat of their Contem- poraries , both for admiring their Miftrefs or ...
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