The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Том 4 |
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We know very well , that a woman of the whitest neck in the world is to you no more than a woman of snow ... “ Women of my complexion ought to be more modest , especially since our faces debar us from all artificial whitenings .
We know very well , that a woman of the whitest neck in the world is to you no more than a woman of snow ... “ Women of my complexion ought to be more modest , especially since our faces debar us from all artificial whitenings .
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The emperor Theodosius being about the age of one and twenty , and designing to take a wife , desired his sister Pulcheria and his friend Paulinus to search his whole empire for a woman of the most exquisite beauty and highest ...
The emperor Theodosius being about the age of one and twenty , and designing to take a wife , desired his sister Pulcheria and his friend Paulinus to search his whole empire for a woman of the most exquisite beauty and highest ...
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Let them give us up their women , and we know by experience how inconsiderable a resistance we are to expect from their men ... They used to employ themselves wholly in the scenes of a domestic life , and provided a woman could keep her ...
Let them give us up their women , and we know by experience how inconsiderable a resistance we are to expect from their men ... They used to employ themselves wholly in the scenes of a domestic life , and provided a woman could keep her ...
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