When a Englishwoman is dressed, she is no longer a woman, she is a cathedral. You don't seduce her, you demolish her.


In French: Lorsqu'une Anglaise est habillée, ce n'est plus une femme, c'est une cathédrale. Il ne s'agit pas de la séduire, mais de la démolir.

Gavarni, l'homme et l'oeuvre (1873), p. 287


When a Englishwoman is dressed, she is no longer a woman, she is a cathedral. You don't seduce her, you demolish her.

When a Englishwoman is dressed, she is no longer a woman, she is a cathedral. You don't seduce her, you demolish her.

When a Englishwoman is dressed, she is no longer a woman, she is a cathedral. You don't seduce her, you demolish her.

When a Englishwoman is dressed, she is no longer a woman, she is a cathedral. You don't seduce her, you demolish her.