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... Ephesian Matron . Arietta seemed to regard this Piece of Raillery as an Outrage done to her Sex ; as indeed I have always observed that Women , whether out of a nicer Regard to their Honour , or what other Reason I cannot tell , are ...
... Ephesian Matron . Arietta seemed to regard this Piece of Raillery as an Outrage done to her Sex ; as indeed I have always observed that Women , whether out of a nicer Regard to their Honour , or what other Reason I cannot tell , are ...
Pagina 37
... Ephesian Matron ) that I left the Room with Tears in my Eyes ; which a Woman of Arietta's good Sense , did , I am sure , take for greater Applause , than any Compliments I could make her . R No. 12 . ADDISON . ] ... Wednesday , March 14 ...
... Ephesian Matron ) that I left the Room with Tears in my Eyes ; which a Woman of Arietta's good Sense , did , I am sure , take for greater Applause , than any Compliments I could make her . R No. 12 . ADDISON . ] ... Wednesday , March 14 ...
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... Ephesian matron is first told in the Saty- ricon of Petronius Arbiter ( Paris edition , 1587 , page 64 ) . reappears in the Middle Ages in the popular Historia Septem Sapientum ( edited by G. Buchner , 1889 , page 64 ) . La Fon- taine's ...
... Ephesian matron is first told in the Saty- ricon of Petronius Arbiter ( Paris edition , 1587 , page 64 ) . reappears in the Middle Ages in the popular Historia Septem Sapientum ( edited by G. Buchner , 1889 , page 64 ) . La Fon- taine's ...
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