The Adviser: Or, The Moral and Literary Tribunal ...sold, 1803 |
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Side 5
... considered and abused as animals of a subordinate nature , as puppets and play - things , with which , in his hours of relaxation from thought , and in his intervals of business , man , the haughty lord of the creation , may condescend ...
... considered and abused as animals of a subordinate nature , as puppets and play - things , with which , in his hours of relaxation from thought , and in his intervals of business , man , the haughty lord of the creation , may condescend ...
Side 47
... considered , as women's chiefest good , I shall , here , not touch , because systematic dissipa- tion destroys all , even it's remotest traces , and , because I could never bring myself to admire that ignoble kind of beauty , which is ...
... considered , as women's chiefest good , I shall , here , not touch , because systematic dissipa- tion destroys all , even it's remotest traces , and , because I could never bring myself to admire that ignoble kind of beauty , which is ...
Side 55
... considered and treated as creatures of an in- ferior order , formed only , to administer to the desires and the wants of their lord and master . Hence they are , never , admitted into the councils of the men , which consisting , chiefly ...
... considered and treated as creatures of an in- ferior order , formed only , to administer to the desires and the wants of their lord and master . Hence they are , never , admitted into the councils of the men , which consisting , chiefly ...
Side 56
... considered in no other light , than as animals conducive to convenience or pleasure . The men , themselves , possess neither sensibility nor delicacy , they value nought but animal strength , and not finding that in their wo- men , it ...
... considered in no other light , than as animals conducive to convenience or pleasure . The men , themselves , possess neither sensibility nor delicacy , they value nought but animal strength , and not finding that in their wo- men , it ...
Side 66
... considered as part of the inheritance , which the heir may dispose of , as he thinks proper . This villainous custom , prevails at the Cape of Good Hope , in the kingdom of Benin , and throughout , nearly , all the southern and western ...
... considered as part of the inheritance , which the heir may dispose of , as he thinks proper . This villainous custom , prevails at the Cape of Good Hope , in the kingdom of Benin , and throughout , nearly , all the southern and western ...
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