 | 1776 - 586 σελίδες
...or apartment of the Turkifh women, is not only impenetrable, but muft not be regarded on the outfide with any degree of attention. To approach them, when abroad, will give offence ; and in the town, if tJiey cannot be avoided, it is the cultom to turn to the wall and fland dill, without looking toward... | |
 | Edmund Burke - 1779 - 750 σελίδες
...or apartment of the Turkifh women, is not only impenetrable, but mull not be regarded on the outlide with any degree of attention. To approach them, when abroad, will give oftence ; and in the town, if they cannot be avoided, it is the rutom to turn to the wall and fiaid... | |
 | 1788 - 642 σελίδες
...or apartment of the Turkiih women, is not only impenetrable, but mult not be regarded on the outfide with any degree of attention. To approach them, when"...in the town, if they cannot be avoided, it is the culiom to turn to the wall and uand dill, without looking toward them while they pafs. This mode of... | |
 | Edmund Burke - 1788 - 638 σελίδες
...or apartment of the Turkifh women, is Dot only impenetrable, but mull not be regarded on the outfide with any degree of attention. To approach them, when...in the town, if they cannot be avoided, it is the culiom to turn to the wall and Hand Hill, without looking toward them while they paf». This mode of... | |
 | 1788 - 638 σελίδες
...or apartment of the Turkiih women, is not only impenetrable, but mult not be regarded on theoutfide with any degree of attention. To approach them, when...in the town, if they cannot be avoided, it is the cullom to turn to the wall and ihnd ft ill, without looking toward them while tl»ey paf?. Thi» mode... | |
 | 1776 - 822 σελίδες
...Turkilh women, is not only impenetrable, but mult not be regarded on the outfide with any degree ot attention To approach them, when abroad, will give offence ; and in the town, il they cannot be avoided, it is the cullom to turn to the wall and (land Hill, without looking toward... | |
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Turkiih women, is not only impenetrable, but mult not be regarded on the outfide with any degree of attention. To approach them, when" abroad, will give offence; and in the town, if they cannot be avoided, it is the culiom to turn to the wall and uand... 