Women and the English Renaissance: Literature and the Nature of Womankind, 1540 to 1620University of Illinois Press, 1984 - 364 ページ Impressively examines the relation sixteenth-century controversies about the nature of women have to literature and life. |
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... thou shouldest take heede that thou match not thy selfe to any one of them , that is to say , good nor bad , faire nor foule , rich nor poore , for if thou marriest one that is good thou maist quickly spill [ i.e. , spoil ] her with too ...
... thou shouldest take heede that thou match not thy selfe to any one of them , that is to say , good nor bad , faire nor foule , rich nor poore , for if thou marriest one that is good thou maist quickly spill [ i.e. , spoil ] her with too ...
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... thou plagued both with beggery and bondage ; againe , thy paines will be double in regard of him which marrieth with a maide , for thou must vnlearne thy widowe , and make her forget her former corrupt and disordered behauiour , the ...
... thou plagued both with beggery and bondage ; againe , thy paines will be double in regard of him which marrieth with a maide , for thou must vnlearne thy widowe , and make her forget her former corrupt and disordered behauiour , the ...
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... thou wert a man thou wouldest take away the cause which vrgeth a woman to griefe and discontent , and not by thy frowardnesse encrease her distemperature : forbeare thy drinking , thy luxurious riot , thy gam- ing , and spending , and thou ...
... thou wert a man thou wouldest take away the cause which vrgeth a woman to griefe and discontent , and not by thy frowardnesse encrease her distemperature : forbeare thy drinking , thy luxurious riot , thy gam- ing , and spending , and thou ...
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