A Diary in America: With Remarks on Its Institutions. Part second, Band 2Longman, Orme, Brown, Green & Longmans, 1839 |
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... appears , however , more favourable to it , and I think I saw more handsome women at Cincinnati than in any other city of the Union ; their figures were more perfect , and they were finer grown , not re- ceiving the sudden checks to ...
... appears , however , more favourable to it , and I think I saw more handsome women at Cincinnati than in any other city of the Union ; their figures were more perfect , and they were finer grown , not re- ceiving the sudden checks to ...
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... appears anxious to abridge even this small portion of freedom and happiness , for marriage is considered almost as a business , or , I should say , a duty , an idea probably handed down by the first settlers , to whom an increase of ...
... appears anxious to abridge even this small portion of freedom and happiness , for marriage is considered almost as a business , or , I should say , a duty , an idea probably handed down by the first settlers , to whom an increase of ...
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... appears , then , that the American woman has little of her husband's society , and that in educa- tion and refinement she is much his superior , notwithstanding which she is a domestic slave . For this the Americans are not to blame ...
... appears , then , that the American woman has little of her husband's society , and that in educa- tion and refinement she is much his superior , notwithstanding which she is a domestic slave . For this the Americans are not to blame ...
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... appears to be that the men will not raise themselves to the standard of the women , and the women will not lower themselves to the standard of the men ; they apparently move in different spheres , al- though they WOMEN . 15.
... appears to be that the men will not raise themselves to the standard of the women , and the women will not lower themselves to the standard of the men ; they apparently move in different spheres , al- though they WOMEN . 15.
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... appears to into the Potomac in the night , -it is supposed in his sleep . She told me where and how his body was found ; and what relations he had left ; and finished with " he will be much missed at parties . " be of a lower order than ...
... appears to into the Potomac in the night , -it is supposed in his sleep . She told me where and how his body was found ; and what relations he had left ; and finished with " he will be much missed at parties . " be of a lower order than ...
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