Vulgar words in Modern Women and What is Said of Them - A Reprint of A Series of Articles in the Saturday Review (1868) (Page 1)
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But the veriest blockhead and simpleton who ever lounged in a doorway or lisped in Pall Mall can tell a fine woman when he sees her, and is probably able to find pleasure and hope in the spectacle.
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It is these blockheads and simpletons who thus set the mode.
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Wife and mother as she may be, she flirts and makes love as if an honorable issue was as open to her as to her daughter, or as if she did not know to what end flirting and making love lead in all ages.