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Updated: May 31, 2025

Por la misma razón, si tratan de escaparse, y no tienen otro recurso, se arrojan por una ventana; mas si tienen la puerta franca, aquel paso ya no es ni medio verosímil. Esta exageración hace aparecer a Matilde loca las más veces; quiere ser el don Quijote de las novelas.

Manuel Eduardo de Gorostiza - Contigo Pan y Cebolla

O si no, esta otra: que la mujer no está por naturaleza llamada a luchar con el hombre en la vida pública; que el hombre por razón de esa lucha dejará de considerarla como un ser digno de adoración, un sagrado ídolo ante cuyos pies se arrodilla, sino que verá en ella a una rival a quien hay que combatir y anular para la propia conservación, y con ello la mujer no sólo arrastraría la nítida sampaguita de su virtud en el lodo de la vida política, sino perdería, además, la estimación, el respeto y las consideraciones, de los cuales se ve rodeada en la actualidad.

Rafael Palma - The Woman and the Right to Vote

Yet, with all this to battle against, the Christian missionary is making his influence felt. La Razon, an important newspaper of Trujillo, in a recent issue says: "In homage to truth, we make known with pleasure that the ministers of Protestantism have benefited this town more in one year than all the priests and friars of the Papal sect have done in three centuries." "Last year," writes Mr.

G. Whitfield Ray - Through Five Republics on Horseback, Being an Account of Many Wanderings in South America

As it was now sundown, there began to be some dancing. The Italian sailors danced, and one of our crew exhibited himself in a sort of West India shuffle, much to the amusement of the bystanders, who cried out, ``Bravo! ``Otra vez! and ``Vivan los marineros! but the dancing did not become general, as the women and the ``gente de razon'' had not yet made their appearance.

Richard Henry Dana - Two Years Before the Mast

As it was now sundown, there began to be some dancing. The Italian sailors danced, and one of our crew exhibited himself in a sort of West India shuffle, much to the amusement of the bystanders, who cried out, "Bravo!" "Otra vez!" and "Vivan los marineros!" but the dancing did not become general, as the women and the "gente de razón" had not yet made their appearance.

Richard Henry Dana - Two Years Before the Mast

By a distinct line of demarcation, the Indians are separated from the rest of the population, who are at least partly white. These latter call themselves "gente de razón" people of reason, to distinguish themselves from the Indians, who are people without reason.

Edward Burnett Tylor - Anahuac : or, Mexico and the Mexicans, Ancient and Modern