Roxana

Question 1

‘London, a large…

Answer 1

and gay city’

Question 2

‘My father was in very good…

Answer 2

Circumstance at his coming over’

Question 3

‘The sequel will leave you to…

Answer 3

Judge whether I flatter myself or not’

Question 4

Never, ladies, marry a fool…

Answer 4

Be anything rather than take up a fool

Question 5

Hear him talk nonsense

Answer 5

Or be laughed at for a fool?

Question 6

I now had 5 children by him:

Answer 6

The only work that fools are good for

Question 7

My condition was the most

Answer 7

Deplorable that words can express

Question 8

I did not see so much

Answer 8

Loss in his parting with me

Question 9

I should eat up

Answer 9

My very children themselves

Question 10

But the misery of my own circumstance hardened

Answer 10

My heart against my blood and flesh

Question 11

Charity is a

Answer 11

Duty to the poor

Question 12

I’ll make you

Answer 12

Easy if I can

Question 13

I’ll die before I would consent

Answer 13

Or before you should consent for my sake

Question 14

A woman ought rather to die

Answer 14

Than to prostitute her virtue and her honour

Question 15

She lay still, and let him

Answer 15

Do what he would with her

Question 16

Sad occasion of the

Answer 16

Loss of my husband (so they thought him)

Question 17

I did not forget to set myself

Answer 17

Out with all possible advantage

Question 18

Tears which, I confess

Answer 18

Were a little forced

Question 19

Vanity and great

Answer 19

Things are irresistible

Question 20

My virtue

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Was lost

Question 21

Misfortune seldom

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Came alone

Question 22

So possibly it is for us

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To roll ourselves up in wickedness

Question 23

A woman was a free

Answer 23

Agent as well as a man

Question 24

Women were to be at

Answer 24

Best, an upper servant

Question 25

I looked back on the life I had led

Answer 25

With the utmost contempt and abhorrence

Question 26

I am a standing mark of

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Great men in their vice

Question 27

I am a standing monument of the madness and distraction with

Answer 27

Pride and infatuations from hell run us into

Question 28

He had no knowledge

Answer 28

Of his accounts

Question 29

‘I was brought to England…

Answer 29

By my parents who fled for their religion’