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The women of the Renaissance

Note 80 — Chapter IV · THE EDUCATION OF GIRLS

George Herbert Ely translation

“My daughter is of the age wherein the laws excuse the forwardest to marry. She is of a slow, nice, and mild complexion, and hath accordingly been brought up by her mother in a retired and particular manner, so that she beginneth but now to put off childish simplicity.” (Montaigne.)

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