Tea Tables Flashcards

1
Q

Fell into a deep musing, with a wonder at the follies of a sex which, but

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For themselves, might be held in equal estimation for the other

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2
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Were every woman as zealous in correcting the varieties in her honour, they would be as

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Preferable to men in understanding as they are allowed to be in beauty

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3
Q

To know one’s self is the

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Most valuable part of knowledge

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4
Q

One must excuse the errors committed

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By those affected by love

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5
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When love appears to our deluded imagination, the very

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Wildest of our desires seems inspired by reason

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6
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A thousand different dread ideas strike us with

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Horror at the thought of giving up our honour

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7
Q

When woman falls prey to the rapturous wishes

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Of her too dear undoer, she falls without grace

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8
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If poor, weak women sway from virtue’s rule,

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Ruin ensues, reproach, and endless shame

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9
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The proud triumpher, having gained his conquest,

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Forgets the difficulties by which it was attained

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10
Q

The most seeming happy

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Lover is a real wretch

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11
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She was no sooner seated than she began to complain of a most terrible

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Headache and rolled her eyes wildly around the room - it was all affectation

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12
Q

Tis kinder to kill

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Than to forsake

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13
Q

Arabella was one of the kindest women I have seen,

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Of a rank which made her visited by the politest of both sexes

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14
Q

An object of condolence;

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A gloomy melancholy sat upon her brow

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15
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By fancying herself too happy,

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She became completely miserable

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16
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Most people are wretched move by the fears of what

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May come than what they endure at present

17
Q

Fortitude is the most heroic virtue

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A mortal can arrive at

18
Q

He obtained of the believing

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Maid all she had to give

19
Q

He could not bear the thought of making

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A woman he had enjoyed, his wife

20
Q

No man that ever lived was more

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Expert in the art of dissimulation

21
Q

Imagining herself most politic, when in

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Reality, she was most fooled and cheated

22
Q

She now saw his falsehood, her

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Credulity, and ruin with open eyes

23
Q

Love could so far alter the very

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Nature of the persons affected by it

24
Q

She remained a long time

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Wholly incapable of reason

25
Q

She yields in my opinion

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With too much ease

26
Q

Debilitated

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By passion

27
Q

We stand in need of all the help we can procure to

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Defend us from being the victims of our own softness

28
Q

They found it most improper to

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Cloak instruction with delight

29
Q

Love is not sin, but

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Where tis sinful love

30
Q

The most destructive of any the

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Soul is capable of entertaining

31
Q

Love hinders all the

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Soul with honour’s fire

32
Q

Believe the passion nothing but a name,

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The chimera of a distempered imagination

33
Q

How many high borne maids

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Resign themselves to ruin?

34
Q

Numerous are hey of both sexes who

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Are undone by unequal marriage