 | 324 Seiten
...as her frame was too delicately compofed to endure the perpetual ftrife of Reafon and the Paflions, he confined the former to Man, and gave up Woman to...creation, grew again acquainted with Man. She made him a viut of a monthj and at his entreaty would have fettled with him forever* if the jealoufy of Woman... | |
 | 1753 - 646 Seiten
...laughed at the folly of Man, and gave him Woman. But as her frame was too delicately compofed to endure the perpetual ftrife of Reafon and the Paffions, he...gave up Woman to the government of the latter without controulFELICIA, upon this new creation, grew again acquainted with Man. She made him a vifit of a... | |
 | 730 Seiten
...delicately compoTed to endure the perpetual ftrife ofreafonand the paffions, he confined the former to mart, and gave up woman to the government of the latter...creation, grew again acquainted with man. She made him a vifit of a month, and at his entreaty would have fettled with him for ever, if the jealoiify of woman... | |
 | Edward Moore - 1772 - 364 Seiten
...as her frame was too delicately compofed to endure the perpetual ftrife of Reafon and the Paflions, he confined the former to Man, and gave up Woman to...the latter without controul. FELICIA, upon this new creatian, grew again acquainted with Man. She made him a vifit of a month, and at his entreaty would... | |
 | 1776 - 296 Seiten
...laughed at the folly of Man, and gave him Womao ; but as her frame was too delicately compofed to endure the perpetual ftrife of Reafon and the paffions, he...creation, grew again acquainted with Man. She made him a vifitof a month, and, at his entreaty, would have fettled with him for ever, if the jealoufy of Woman... | |
 | 1753 - 640 Seiten
...laughed at the folly of Man, and gave him Woman. But as her frame was too delicately compofed to endure the perpetual ftrife of Reafon and the Paffions.,...creation, grew again acquainted with Man. She made him a vifit of a month, and at his entreaty would have fettled with him foreven if the jealoufy of Woman... | |
 | British essayists - 1802 - 360 Seiten
...as her frame was too delicately composed to endure the perpetual strife of Reason and the Passions, he confined the former to Man, and, gave up Woman...creation, grew again acquainted with Man. She made him a visit of a month, and at his entreaty would have settled with him for ever, it the jealousy of Woman... | |
 | Lionel Thomas Berguer - 1823 - 636 Seiten
...as her frame was too delicately composed to endure the perpetual strife of Reason and the Passions, he confined the former to Man, and gave up Woman to the government of the latter without control. Felicia, upon this new creation, grew again acquainted with Man. She made him a visit of a... | |
 | British essayists - 1823 - 788 Seiten
...as her frame was too delicately composed to endure the perpetual strife of Reason and the Passions, he confined the former to Man, and gave up Woman to the government of the latter without control. Felicia, upon this new creation, grew again acquainted with Man. She made him a visit of a... | |
 | James Ferguson - 1823 - 424 Seiten
...as her frame was too delicately composed to endure the perpetual strife of Reason and the Passions, he confined the former to Man, and gave up Woman to the government of the latter without control. Felicia, upon this new creation, grew again acquainted with Man. She made him a visit .of... | |
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... of Woman had not driven her from his roof. From this time the Nymph has led a wandering life, without any settled habitation. 
