CHAPTER CCV.—p. 41.

EQUALITY OF THE SEXES,—A POINT ON WHICH IT WAS NOT EASY TO COLLECT THE

DOCTOR'S OPINION.—THE SALIC LAW.—DANIEL ROGERS'S TREATISE OF

MATRIMONIAL HONOUR.—MISS HATFIELD'S LETTERS ON THE IMPORTANCE OF THE

FEMALE SEX, AND LODOVICO DOMENICHI'S DIALOGUE UPON THE NOBLENESS OF

WOMEN.

Mirths and toys

To cozen time withal: for o' my troth, Sir

I can love,—I think well too,—well enough;

And think as well of women as they are,—

Pretty fantastic things, some more regardful,

And some few worth a service. I'm so honest

I wish 'em all in Heaven and you know how hard, Sir,

'Twill be to get in there with their great farthingals.

BEAUMONT AND FLETCHER.

And not much easier now with their great sleeves.

AUTHOR, A.D. 1830.

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