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The Kyng hearyng her saie so , began to mocke her , saiyng : ' How is it possible for thee , beyng a yong woman , to doe that which the best renouned phisicions in the worlde can not ? ' He thanked her for her good will , and made ...
The Kyng hearyng her saie so , began to mocke her , saiyng : ' How is it possible for thee , beyng a yong woman , to doe that which the best renouned phisicions in the worlde can not ? ' He thanked her for her good will , and made ...
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She is not despised and rejected as a woman , but as a poor physician's daughter ; and this , to an understanding so clear , so strong , so just as Helena's , is not felt as an unpardonable insult . The mere pride of rank and birth is a ...
She is not despised and rejected as a woman , but as a poor physician's daughter ; and this , to an understanding so clear , so strong , so just as Helena's , is not felt as an unpardonable insult . The mere pride of rank and birth is a ...
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One good woman in ten , madam ; which is a purifying o ' the song . Would God would serve the world so all the year ! we'd find no fault with the 85 tithe - women if I were the parson . One in ten , quoth a ' !
One good woman in ten , madam ; which is a purifying o ' the song . Would God would serve the world so all the year ! we'd find no fault with the 85 tithe - women if I were the parson . One in ten , quoth a ' !
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