history of
The history of the condition of women in various ages and nations
作者：Child, Lydia Maria, 1802-1880
体例：段 章数：18
字数：367,302 来源：Project Gutenberg
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- 按「段」标记切分为 18 段（Gutenberg 卷册标记）。
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- 平均每段 20,405 字；最长 When a man believed he had reason to be jealous of his wife,（39,735 字），最短 The Hernhüters, or Moravian missionaries, have had a most bl（7,305 字）。
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共 18 段- When a man believed he had reason to be jealous of his wife,
- Miss Abbot, the British consul’s daughter, who made a journe
- The company then shower small pieces of money on the couple,
- The Turkish ladies spend some of their most agreeable hours
- Interest compels these women to practise all manner of coque
- It is rare to find an unmarried female in India, except thos
- A woman who resolves upon this sacrifice, abstains from food
- English residents are numerous in Hindostan, where they pres
- The emperor’s daughters never succeed to the throne. They ar
- The women of Chinese Tartary assemble, to the number of ten
- The marriage ceremonies of the Tcheremisses are almost preci
- Sumatra is less advanced in civilization than Java, and is i
- The island of Loo Choo has been seldom visited by Europeans.
- The Syrian women who reside in Egypt retain the customs of t
- Sometimes they set fire to a village at midnight, and seize
- There is another pretended demon, called Mumbo Jumbo, whose
- In Congo, marriage is sometimes consecrated with Catholic ce
- The Hernhüters, or Moravian missionaries, have had a most bl