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Bold women certainly existed in the Middle Ages--Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales is evidence of this--but meek women were probably the norm, good Christian family ladies who wanted nothing more than to serve God and have children. His head was small and bullet-shaped, and he did not wear a wig, but had his sleek black hair cut off closely round his temples. The warm September sun fell strongly on this part of the grounds, uninterrupted by trees, its light bouncing off the glass in the mansion’s walls. They smelled good, but they no longer smelled like food. "Take off the ruffles, Blueskin," rejoined Wild. . McClintock did not exaggerate his ability to read faces. “Want to see the upstairs?” “Sure. He was wrapped in a loose dressing-gown of light material, and stood near the corner where the women's dresses had just been thrown down, quite out of sight of all the party, except Mrs. When first brought under consideration, she was a miserable and forlorn object; squalid in attire, haggard in looks, and emaciated in frame. From suburbs, from country towns—everywhere. I’m rather scornful.
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