womenkind

When were the 'womenkind' in a wrecker's village at a loss for expedients?

International Miscellany of Literature, Art and Science, Vol. 1, No. 3, Oct. 1, 1850 Various

He bemoaned the sufferings of his poor wounded men; he raved at the danger to which his "womenkind" had been exposed, and he exulted in the heroism of

The Hidden Hand 1888

He writes to Mr. Morritt with a proud indifference, clearly to some extent simulated: ” “My womenkind will be the greater sufferers, yet even they look cheerily forward; and, for myself, the blowing off of my hat on a stormy day has given me more uneasiness.” [

Sir Walter Scott Hutton, Richard 1878

He writes to Mr. Morritt with a proud indifference, clearly to some extent simulated: -- "My womenkind will be the greater sufferers, yet even they look cheerily forward; and, for myself, the blowing off of my hat on a stormy day has given me more uneasiness." [

Sir Walter Scott (English Men of Letters Series) Richard Holt Hutton 1861

As he had been a god, so had his womenkind been goddesses.

The Wife of a King 2010

Barracks, at the Welse's, and a few other places, all men of standing were welcomed and made comfortable by the womenkind of like standing.

CHAPTER 9 2010

I reminded Charmian of the canoe houses from which she had been barred in the South Pacific, where the kinky-haired cannibals escaped from their womenkind and feasted and drank by themselves, the sacred precincts taboo to women under pain of death.

Chapter 1 2010

You belong to womenkind in general, and Mary Shelley will never be yours.

Biography in the DNB 2010

Peking, and of the plans of the white men for their womenkind in the event of the yellow hordes breaking through the last lines of defence.

CHAPTER XLIX 2010

As he had been a god, so had his womenkind been goddesses.

The Wife of a King 2010