Woman Through the Ages
Woman Through the Ages
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* Prime d* Orange^ cd Jonckbloct, The Hague, 1854, v. 666.
^ Destruction of Romt^ cd. Grobier, Rommnia^ '^73* v. 355* ^ Autert\ ed. Tobleft p, 183, v. 23.
^ Fiertras^ ed. Kroeber et Servois, Paris, i860, v, aoij.
■ Ztf Ckevaiitr Au Cygm^ *^roumt," ed. Hippean, Paris, 1874- ^ Doan de Maience^ ed. A* Pey, Paris, 1859, v, 362S, "Ic vis lone et traiiiSj bien fet et ave riant" ** GonSeri et ies Deux Clens.
" ^ Hyre cyghen aren grete ant gray ynol^^^ {Specintem 0/ Lyric Poetry of the Thirteenth Centu...ry^ ed, by T. Wright, p. 34).
*^ Ogier de Dunemarcke^ ed, Barois, Paris, 1842, v. 1032.
^^ Elie de Saint Gilies^ ed. G. Raynand, Paris, 1S79, v. 1704.
** Specimens^ supra.
]( Fitrbrm^ v, 2012, see mpra, w Gauiier d'Aupais, ed. F, Michel, p, 6.
*^ Roman de la Rose^ ed, F. Michel, vol i., p, 3a.
" S/onde of Oxford.
192 WOMAN THROUGH THE AGES ivory ;' her body elegant and of good make ;^ her arms round, an ell long ; her shoulder in keeping ;* hands lily-white ; this delicious creation had to have small breasts and firm ; her form whiter than flowers in the meadows ;* her limbs long and her feet very soft^— suggestive of feminine helplessness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* Prime d* Orange^ cd Jonckbloct, The Hague, 1854, v. 666.
^ Destruction of Romt^ cd. Grobier, Rommnia^ '^73* v. 355* ^ Autert\ ed. Tobleft p, 183, v. 23.
^ Fiertras^ ed. Kroeber et Servois, Paris, i860, v, aoij.
■ Ztf Ckevaiitr Au Cygm^ *^roumt," ed. Hippean, Paris, 1874- ^ Doan de Maience^ ed. A* Pey, Paris, 1859, v, 362S, "Ic vis lone et traiiiSj bien fet et ave riant" ** GonSeri et ies Deux Clens.
" ^ Hyre cyghen aren grete ant gray ynol^^^ {Specintem 0/ Lyric Poetry of the Thirteenth Centu...ry^ ed, by T. Wright, p. 34).
*^ Ogier de Dunemarcke^ ed, Barois, Paris, 1842, v. 1032.
^^ Elie de Saint Gilies^ ed. G. Raynand, Paris, 1S79, v. 1704.
** Specimens^ supra.
]( Fitrbrm^ v, 2012, see mpra, w Gauiier d'Aupais, ed. F, Michel, p, 6.
*^ Roman de la Rose^ ed, F. Michel, vol i., p, 3a.
" S/onde of Oxford.
192 WOMAN THROUGH THE AGES ivory ;' her body elegant and of good make ;^ her arms round, an ell long ; her shoulder in keeping ;* hands lily-white ; this delicious creation had to have small breasts and firm ; her form whiter than flowers in the meadows ;* her limbs long and her feet very soft^— suggestive of feminine helplessness.
What to read after Woman Through the Ages?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emil Reich to read onlineMoreLess
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