...wifhing in his new Book, ' that we might pro?* create, like Trees, without Conjunction ? and had U lately declared, that « the whole World was * made...* Man.' Whether the Lady had been yet informed of tbefe contemptuous Pofitions, or whether fhe was pleafed - with the Conqueft of fo formidable a Rebel,...

...wifhing in his new Book, * that we might pro•* create, like Trees, without Conjunction ;* and had •IT lately declared, that * the whole World was « made for Man, but only the twelfth Part of Mao * for Woman ;' and, that ' Man is the whole World, •' but Woman only the Rib or crooked Part...

...wifhing in his new Book, ' that we might pro-* create, like Trees, without Conjun&ipn ;' and had 4T lately declared, that ' the whole World was -* made for Man, but only the twelfth Part of Mzui '* for Woman ;' and, that ' Man .is the whole World, 1 but Woman only the Rib or crooked Part...

...wifhing in his new book, " that we might procreate, " like trees, without conjunction;" and had j] lately declared, that " the whole world was made for...of man." Whether the lady had been yet informed of thefe contemptuous pofitions, or whether fhe was pleafed with the conqueft of fo formidable a rebel,...

...wifliing in his new book, " that we might procreate, " like trees, without conjunction;" and had || lately declared, that " the whole world was made for...of man." Whether the lady had been yet informed of thefe contemptuous pofitions, or whether ftie was pleafed •with the conqueft of fo formidable a rebel,...

...wifhing in his new book, " that we might procreate, " like trees, without conjunction;" and had || lately declared, that " the whole world was made for...of man." Whether the lady had been yet informed of thefc contemptuous pofitions, or whether fhe was pleafed tvith the conqueft of fo formidable a rebel,...

...trees, without conjunction j" and had^[ lately declared, that " the whole world was made for manj " but only the twelfth part of man for woman ;" and,...of man." Whether the lady had been yet informed of thefe contemptuous pofitions, or whether me was pleafed * Life of fir Thomas Browne. f Wood's Athena:...

...been wishing in his new book, " that we might " procreate like trees, without conjunction; and had || lately declared, that " the whole world " was made...contemptuous positions, or whether she was pleased with the conquest of so formidable a rebel, and considered it as a double triumph, to attract so much...

...Browne. + Wood's Athena: Oxonieines. J Wood. $ Whitefoot. I Howel's Letters. 1 Rcligio Medici. bnt woman only " the rib or crooked part of man." Whether the lady had been yet informed of these contemptnons positions, or whether she was p!eas.°d with the conqnest oi'so 1'armidable a rebel, and...

...Howel's Letters, in his new book, " that we might procreate like trees, without conjunction;" and had * lately declared, that " the whole world was made for...contemptuous positions, or whether she was pleased with the conquest of so formidable a rebel, and considered it as a double triumph, to attract so much...