...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 || 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,...

...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,...

...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...

...been wishing 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 * Life of Sir Thomas Browne. f Wood's Athenae Oxonienses. J Wood. § Whitefoot. || Howel's Letters,...

...just wishing, in his new book, " that we might procreate, like trees, without conjunction ;" and had lately declared, that " the whole world was made for...world, but woman only the rib or crooked part of man." They lived happily, however, together for forty-one years, during which she bore him ten children,...

...procreate, like trees, without conjunction ;" and had lately declared, that " the whole world was nude for man, but only the twelfth part of man for woman,"...world, but woman only the rib or crooked part of man." They lived happily, however, together for forty-one years, during which she bore him ten children,...

...trees, without conjunction ;" and had lately declared, that " the whole world was made for man, but on\y the twelfth part of man for woman," and that " man...world, but woman only the rib or crooked part of man." They lived happily, however, together for forty-one years, during which she bore him ten children,...