Legacy, Volume 2,Masalah 2Department of English, University of Massachusetts, 1985 |
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... thought they had not Scripture warrant for interfering between the prisoner and the magistrates " ( 2 : 149- -50 ) . But Hope and Esther operate on dif- ferent principles , only one of which is acceptable for women in the Puritan com ...
... thought they had not Scripture warrant for interfering between the prisoner and the magistrates " ( 2 : 149- -50 ) . But Hope and Esther operate on dif- ferent principles , only one of which is acceptable for women in the Puritan com ...
Halaman 24
... thought of as a traditional author , she does not hesitate to extend this liberty of thought , and occasionally of action , to women . Comparing Hope Leslie to North- wood we see that Sedgwick cannot sub- scribe to the same vision of a ...
... thought of as a traditional author , she does not hesitate to extend this liberty of thought , and occasionally of action , to women . Comparing Hope Leslie to North- wood we see that Sedgwick cannot sub- scribe to the same vision of a ...
Halaman 52
... thought she , " he will never again look at me so tenderly ; and then what can I do , but die ? " With much embarrassment , and many delays , she at last began her strange story . He listened to the first part very attentively , and ...
... thought she , " he will never again look at me so tenderly ; and then what can I do , but die ? " With much embarrassment , and many delays , she at last began her strange story . He listened to the first part very attentively , and ...
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