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. I pity her from the bottom of my heart. " "There's but one way of clearing it, your worship," said the Master, archly. " "No more of this," said Winifred, angrily. . ‘I think that was what began his downfall. " "I knew it," rejoined Wild, with concentrated rage; "and he escaped you all, in broad day, before your faces. “My sister,” she murmured, “is so independent. ‘I know,’ said Prudence Sindlesham, sympathy in her tone. The chief scene of these disgusting orgies,—the cellar, just referred to,—was a large low-roofed vault, about four feet below the level of the street, perfectly dark, unless when illumined by a roaring fire, and candles stuck in pyramidal lumps of clay, with a range of butts and barrels at one end, and benches and tables at the other, where the prisoners, debtors, and malefactors male and female, assembled as long as their money lasted, and consumed the time in drinking, smoking, and gaming with cards and dice.
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