The Female Reader: A Facsimile ReproductionScholars' Facsimiles & Reprints, 1980 - 394 páginas The first educational anthology published by a woman, for & about women. Displays Wollstonecraft's literary eclecticism, early interest in education, & hitherto undocumented religious orientation. |
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... servants must not be spoiled and women are to blame for their own intel- lectual poverty - together with an idiosyncratic peeve about overeating and an undue attention to the notion that women must not outshine men . With this emphasis ...
... servants must not be spoiled and women are to blame for their own intel- lectual poverty - together with an idiosyncratic peeve about overeating and an undue attention to the notion that women must not outshine men . With this emphasis ...
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... Servants , and those women whofe minds have had a limited range , place all their happiness in ornaments , and frequently neglect the only effential in dress , neatness . very Fathers and men in general complain of this inat- tention ...
... Servants , and those women whofe minds have had a limited range , place all their happiness in ornaments , and frequently neglect the only effential in dress , neatness . very Fathers and men in general complain of this inat- tention ...
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... Servant . Serv . Sir , here's Signor Carbonelli fays he waits your commands in the next room . Bev . Apropos ! you were faying yesterday , Madam , you had a mind to hear him -- will you give him leave to entertain you now ? Ind . By all ...
... Servant . Serv . Sir , here's Signor Carbonelli fays he waits your commands in the next room . Bev . Apropos ! you were faying yesterday , Madam , you had a mind to hear him -- will you give him leave to entertain you now ? Ind . By all ...
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TO FEMALES | 1 |
BOOK I | 1 |
The Importance of Religion to Minds of Senfibility Mirror | 9 |
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