The Tatler, volume 1, 1899
The Tatler, volume 1, 1899
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I design to take this matter intofurther consideration, and no man shall be received as an esquire, whocannot bring a certificate, that he has conquered some lady's obdurateheart; that he can lead up a country dance, or carry a message betweenher and her lover, with address, secrecy and diligence. A squire isproperly born for the service of the sex, and his credentials shall besigned by three toasts, and one prude, before his title shall bereceived in my office.
Will's Coffee-house, May 23.
On ...Saturday last was presented, "The Busy Body, " a comedy, written (as Ihave heretofore remarked) by a woman. [233] The plot and incidents of theplay are laid with that subtlety of spirit which is peculiar to femalesof wit, and is very seldom well performed by those of the other sex, inwhom craft in love is an act of invention, and not, as with women, theeffect of nature and instinct.
To-morrow will be acted a play, called, "The Trip to the Jubilee. "[234]This performance is the greatest instance that we can have of theirresistible force of proper action.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I design to take this matter intofurther consideration, and no man shall be received as an esquire, whocannot bring a certificate, that he has conquered some lady's obdurateheart; that he can lead up a country dance, or carry a message betweenher and her lover, with address, secrecy and diligence. A squire isproperly born for the service of the sex, and his credentials shall besigned by three toasts, and one prude, before his title shall bereceived in my office.
Will's Coffee-house, May 23.
On ...Saturday last was presented, "The Busy Body, " a comedy, written (as Ihave heretofore remarked) by a woman. [233] The plot and incidents of theplay are laid with that subtlety of spirit which is peculiar to femalesof wit, and is very seldom well performed by those of the other sex, inwhom craft in love is an act of invention, and not, as with women, theeffect of nature and instinct.
To-morrow will be acted a play, called, "The Trip to the Jubilee. "[234]This performance is the greatest instance that we can have of theirresistible force of proper action.
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