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Copyright (c) Jane Austen's World. Hear what a male writer has observed on the fashion of exposing the bosom! A woman, proud of her beauty, says he, may possibly be nothing but a coquet: one who makes a public display of her bosom, is something worse.” - The Mirror of Graces, by A Lady of…
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