He attends a WSPU meeting to see her and is shocked to discover his companion is the women he had lambasted for being unwomanly.
12.
Although successful during her lifetime, Behn was often vilified as " unwomanly " by 18th-century writers like Henry Fielding and Samuel Richardson.
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In no area of American life has the scorn of being " unwomanly " been more easily or more consistently hurled than in athletics.
14.
In Henry IV part 1 Act 3 scene 3, Falstaff refers to Maid Marian implying she is a by-word for unwomanly or unchaste behaviour.
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So unwomanly was she that, according to myth, the Amazon cut off a breast in order to fit her bow and arrow tighter to her chest.
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The critics have to come, and they will tell me that she is unwomanly, unnatural, turgid, the creation of a morbid imagination, striving after effect by laboured abominations.
17.
People stopped and commented within earshot :'How queer . " How unwomanly . " Not quite nice, do you think ?'" However, they were given tasks such as escorting lost children.
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Isabella Begg, Burns's niece, had heard of Elizabeth Paton as " " rude and uncultivated to a great degree . . . with a thorough ( though unwomanly ) contempt for every sort of refinement . "'
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With their ponytailed-virtuosity, the American players have also sent a calculated message around the world that women can be both athletic and feminine in a sport that, in many places, still carries the stigma that women who play are somehow unwomanly.
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She hoped that her invention would become popular by supporting women's freedom of physical movement, but the British public was not impressed by the invention, perhaps because of the negative " unwomanly " association of the style with the American Bloomers movement.
