PALABRAS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADAS CON «SCOTCHWOMEN»
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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «SCOTCHWOMEN»
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1
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine
Of all “ unprotected females”—something of the kind was noticed before—
Scotchwomen are the most unprotected; but let them find consolation in a spiteful
longevity. “Scotchmen die in greater numbers than Scotchwomen, or they leave
the ...
“By these means,” thinks His Excellency General Blazesky, who judged
Scotchwomen by a Russian standard, “ I must arrive at the truth; for if this
emissary of Palmerston's be really a female, she will never resist the fascinations
of the seductive ...
3
Harper's New Monthly Magazine
His maternal grandmother was a sister of the historian Robertson—a woman
remarkable even among Scotchwomen for her clear sense and energy of
character—and his early years were passed under the influence of her strong
intellect and ...
4
The Edinburgh monthly magazine [afterw.] Blackwood's ...
By these means," thinks His Excellency General Blazesky, who judged
Scotchwomen by a Russian standard, " I must arrive at the truth ; for if this
emissary of Palmerston's be really a female, she will never resist the fascinations
of the seductive ...
5
Debates in the House of Assembly
He would refer to Scotchwomen in support of his Tbe Bill was a hum: the wife has
made no conveyance, goes t widow except of land conveyed by sw exceptions
everyone must admit that Scotchwomen were the most independent women in ...
South Australia. Parliament. House of Assembly, 1897
... surprise,” Isaid, attempting a light tone. “I like to believe Iam clever, but I am no
bluestocking.” “And so small as to scarcely reach my shoulder,” he said softly,
leaning a bit closer. He shifted his gaze to my hair. “I had not thought
Scotchwomen ...
7
SPEECHES ON THE CONDITION OF THE WORKING CLASSES
And she would have the blessing not only of all the Scotchwomen, but of every
woman who has the least feeling of the sex within her, and of every man too who
has ever known what it is to have a wife or a mother. The next point to which I ...
Anthony Ashley Cooper Shaftesbury (Earl of), 1839
8
Politics and Genre in the Works of Elizabeth Hamilton, 1756–1816
Even though most Scotchwomen read, and were not inferior to their southern
neighbours in general information and good taste, very few had ventured to incur
the dangerous distinction of authorship. The vulgar term of 'blue stocking,' was ...
9
Maria Mitchell and the Sexing of Science: An Astronomer ...
When the two met, he remarked, "Only two women have ever read the '
Mecanique Celeste'; both are Scotchwomen — Mrs. Greig and yourself."23
Somerville was Mrs. Greig, of course, and she was in a class by herself. Although
others could ...
10
Sir Walter Scott (English Men of Letters Series)
Sir Walter's mother, who was a Miss Rutherford, the daughter of a physician, had
been better educated than most Scotchwomen of her day, in spite of having been
sent "to be finished off" by "the honourable Mrs. Ogilvie," whose training was so ...
Richard Holt Hutton, 2012
