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Pagina 319
... Behaviour erally transgressed among all Orders of Men ; nay , the Vomen , tho ' themselves created as it were for Ornament , cen very much mistaken in this ornamental Part of Life . uld methinks be a short Rule for Behaviour , if every ...
... Behaviour erally transgressed among all Orders of Men ; nay , the Vomen , tho ' themselves created as it were for Ornament , cen very much mistaken in this ornamental Part of Life . uld methinks be a short Rule for Behaviour , if every ...
Pagina 401
... Behaviour upon Meeting with trangers , especially such as may seem the most unsuitable ompanions to him : Such a Man when he falleth in the Way ith Persons of Simplicity and Innocence , however knowing e may be in the Ways of Men , will ...
... Behaviour upon Meeting with trangers , especially such as may seem the most unsuitable ompanions to him : Such a Man when he falleth in the Way ith Persons of Simplicity and Innocence , however knowing e may be in the Ways of Men , will ...
Pagina 436
... Behaviour is truly Feminine . A Good- ness mixed with Fear , gives a Tincture to all her Behaviour . It would be Savage to offend her , and Cruelty to use Art to gain her . Others are Beautiful , but Eucratia thou art Beauty ! Omnamante ...
... Behaviour is truly Feminine . A Good- ness mixed with Fear , gives a Tincture to all her Behaviour . It would be Savage to offend her , and Cruelty to use Art to gain her . Others are Beautiful , but Eucratia thou art Beauty ! Omnamante ...
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