| Such entries include almanacs, bluestockings, circulating libraries, epistolary novels, Grub Street, modernism, Puritanism and so on. |
| Today's Tab Totty are naive enough to believe that bluestockings can now flash their suspender belts and still be taken seriously. |
| Some of these professors, self-proclaimed bluestockings, did disdain marriage. |
| While it used to be thought that all the brains the bluestockings pile up will not be worth one complexion, there are more girls taking chemistry and biology. |
| Even the liberal wing of the aristocracy took its tone from the salons of bluestockings. |
| Margaret was a member of The Bluestockings, a group of aristocratic women who hoped to establish women's intellectual independence. |
