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Pagina 66
... Honour in Men is Courage , and in Women Chastity . If a Man lofes his Honour in one Rencounter , it is not impoffible for him to regain it in ano- ther ; a Slip in a Woman's Honour is irrecoverable . I can give no Reason for fixing the ...
... Honour in Men is Courage , and in Women Chastity . If a Man lofes his Honour in one Rencounter , it is not impoffible for him to regain it in ano- ther ; a Slip in a Woman's Honour is irrecoverable . I can give no Reason for fixing the ...
Pagina 68
... Honour from Man to Man , is giving the Lie . One may tell another he whores , drinks , blasphemes , and it may pass ... Honour in this falfe kind of Courage , has given Occafion to the very Refuse of Man- kind , who have neither Virtue ...
... Honour from Man to Man , is giving the Lie . One may tell another he whores , drinks , blasphemes , and it may pass ... Honour in this falfe kind of Courage , has given Occafion to the very Refuse of Man- kind , who have neither Virtue ...
Pagina 148
... Honour for any Man under a Duke ; but told him at the fame time that it might be altered with a very few Touches , and that he himself would be at the Charge of it . Accordingly they got a Painter by the Knight's Di- rections to add a ...
... Honour for any Man under a Duke ; but told him at the fame time that it might be altered with a very few Touches , and that he himself would be at the Charge of it . Accordingly they got a Painter by the Knight's Di- rections to add a ...
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