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And for many a long year very young lady . She had already passed much of this feeling clung to her ; - clung her twenty - fifth birthday , and in manners , to her much more strongly than to her fa- appearance , and habits was , at any ...
And for many a long year very young lady . She had already passed much of this feeling clung to her ; - clung her twenty - fifth birthday , and in manners , to her much more strongly than to her fa- appearance , and habits was , at any ...
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It is now women is perfectly understood and apprenot only a matter of course for young ( or , ciated by all men whom they permit to hold for the matter of that , for old ) gentle conversation with them on such topics . men to lounge ...
It is now women is perfectly understood and apprenot only a matter of course for young ( or , ciated by all men whom they permit to hold for the matter of that , for old ) gentle conversation with them on such topics . men to lounge ...
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The age of right thing for our young maidens to emuprudery bas departed ; little is gained by late in dress , equipage , manners , and perreplacing it by an age of indelicacy . Dr. haps at last in morals . No doubt something Fordyce's ...
The age of right thing for our young maidens to emuprudery bas departed ; little is gained by late in dress , equipage , manners , and perreplacing it by an age of indelicacy . Dr. haps at last in morals . No doubt something Fordyce's ...
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