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Pagina 95
... women , the entrance into life , the point they assume for carrying out their ideas and aims ; and there are not a few women in most circles whose personal claims are not such as to promise them unlimited choice , and who know this so ...
... women , the entrance into life , the point they assume for carrying out their ideas and aims ; and there are not a few women in most circles whose personal claims are not such as to promise them unlimited choice , and who know this so ...
Pagina 155
... women only ; men are outside the question for the present . - But though we are thus obliged to eliminate half a people from our field of observation , there still re- mains enough - too much , indeed- to talk about . Women's dress has ...
... women only ; men are outside the question for the present . - But though we are thus obliged to eliminate half a people from our field of observation , there still re- mains enough - too much , indeed- to talk about . Women's dress has ...
Pagina 162
... women of the Second Empire . But however founded this reserva- tion may be , those women did go singularly far in the pursuit of con- temptible enjoyments ; they did their very utmost to damage their generation by destroying the higher ...
... women of the Second Empire . But however founded this reserva- tion may be , those women did go singularly far in the pursuit of con- temptible enjoyments ; they did their very utmost to damage their generation by destroying the higher ...
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