The Monthly Review 25
The Monthly Review 25
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It is amazing, in this very fecial -country* how difficult it, is. to form thefe parties; out of ten that are propofed, nine generally mifcarry : they are projected by the dtfire of being feen, and are broken by the difagreeable i % ' neceffity £oft Rousssao'j Ehifa.
xieceffiry for a fifter petticoat. I fhould imagine it an eafy matter for the ladies to abolifh this ridiculous cuftom, Whac reafon can there be why a woman fhould not be feen alone in public ? perhaps, there being no reafon for it..., is the caufe ' 'of its continuance. However, upon the whole, it may be prudent to preferve decency, where the abolition would be attended with no great fatisfa&ion. What great matter * would there be in the privilege of appearing alone at the opera ? is it not much better to referve this exclufive privilege- for the private reception of one's friends in one'f own houfe ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is amazing, in this very fecial -country* how difficult it, is. to form thefe parties; out of ten that are propofed, nine generally mifcarry : they are projected by the dtfire of being feen, and are broken by the difagreeable i % ' neceffity £oft Rousssao'j Ehifa.
xieceffiry for a fifter petticoat. I fhould imagine it an eafy matter for the ladies to abolifh this ridiculous cuftom, Whac reafon can there be why a woman fhould not be feen alone in public ? perhaps, there being no reafon for it..., is the caufe ' 'of its continuance. However, upon the whole, it may be prudent to preferve decency, where the abolition would be attended with no great fatisfa&ion. What great matter * would there be in the privilege of appearing alone at the opera ? is it not much better to referve this exclufive privilege- for the private reception of one's friends in one'f own houfe ?
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