The Cornhill Magazine, Volume 71;Volume 144William Makepeace Thackeray Smith, Elder and Company, 1931 |
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... women are constantly in and out of the Prisons , for no other fault or crime than their original one of having fallen from virtue . Policemen can take them up , almost when they choose , for being of that class , and being in the ...
... women are constantly in and out of the Prisons , for no other fault or crime than their original one of having fallen from virtue . Policemen can take them up , almost when they choose , for being of that class , and being in the ...
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... Women ! CARMICHAEL ( rudely ) . Women yourself ! WILLIAMS ( rising ) . Am I to be put down with the likes of these , Dr. Johnson ? DESMOULINS . Insulting me and this innocent child , with ' Women ! ' WILLIAMS ( sitting again ) . And I ...
... Women ! CARMICHAEL ( rudely ) . Women yourself ! WILLIAMS ( rising ) . Am I to be put down with the likes of these , Dr. Johnson ? DESMOULINS . Insulting me and this innocent child , with ' Women ! ' WILLIAMS ( sitting again ) . And I ...
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... woman's lips here are as rare as light in the street - lamps of Drury Lane . DESMOULINS ( to the POOR WOMAN ) . Talk , drab ! ( JOHNSON looks at her angrily . ) POOR WOMAN . I have no right to protest against that - for it is true . In ...
... woman's lips here are as rare as light in the street - lamps of Drury Lane . DESMOULINS ( to the POOR WOMAN ) . Talk , drab ! ( JOHNSON looks at her angrily . ) POOR WOMAN . I have no right to protest against that - for it is true . In ...
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