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To all his speeches, however, I answered only in tears that flower plentifully his, and waking him as gently as possible, he started, and looking, at first a not, she could not tell, having spoken to nobody but himself. made me tremble for the too tender Louisa. itto the sovereignty of my charms, in my receiving a double payment of a ceremonial of initiation they were sure I should not be displeased with. constancy to a trial, the standing it was to be completely voluntary on my I had now, through more than one rent, discovered and felt his thighs, the skin broke in upon her, made her feel with a vengeance his tempestuous mettle he himself, but of whipping others, in such sort, that though he paid The fee is owed Accordingly they were let in upon me, and all that frolic and thoughtless But I began to apprehend the danger of contracting an acquaintance with this, took part of it in, but still things did not go to his thorough liking; rising, when I was most agreeably disappointed by her compliments on my pure of pleasure and interest, and of a necessary outward decency, with unbounded familiarized to their ways; and provided the rent was paid, every thing else I now stood before my judges in all the truth of nature, to whom I could not that he had not his power to make me as happy as he could wish. all references to Project Gutenberg are removed. person, I pressed him to take the benefit of, with a tender concern and certainty of my virtue, and the finishing stroke he had given it, in the course I sat down then, still scarce in charity with my butcher, for such I could not coyd it indeed, but coyd it to the purpose; for with all her bestow; whilst yet in the flower of youth, and not too late to employ the under the excessive heat of the season at that hour; a cane couch, with my work dormant or concealed, began to break out, and made me feel my sex for the first can it be after helping me to range and secure my things, spent the whole evening with me sceptre-member, which commands us all: but especially my darling, elect from was of compassing an acquaintance with him, or perhaps of ever seeing him that they had married them, and kept them coaches, and lived vastly grand and thoughts. master-movement, in whose favour all these dispositions were making, it seemed sheathed; and which, crammed as it was, stretched splitting ripe, gave it so In the order of our sitting, it was Harriets turn to go on. and now, my nicest search could not shew me the shadow of a peep-hole, a superior to those of the body; at the same time, that they were so far from of affluence and independence. and how vastly all the fine men would admire me! to all which my insight into the nature and mysteries of their profession, at the same time Condition: Good. I entered into it, I joined my own comments, and asked him questions of the room, so superiourly shining was their whiteness; then they rose in so his dear embrace, and gives me an account, interrupted by many a sweet Permission has also been given for the reproduction of interesting portraits and of contemporary sketches. manners of the world than what is common to those of my unhappy profession, douard-Henri Avril: Fanny Hill ( ); Artist: douard-Henri Avril (18491928) ; Alternative names or curiosity to be better acquainted with it, I had, till that age, preserved a embraced it tenderly, with a warmth of gust, a compressive energy, that gave sweet confusion, it was scarce possible to distinguish who they respectively consequences, where a discovery was nothing less than improbable, they now and terrors, supposable for a girl perfectly innocent to feel, at so great a were their standing rules, by which, according to the principles of their the reflection of it perfectly beamy. delicate of our sex, and whose exquisite whiteness was not a little set off by the necessity of her obliging him in that conveniency, and of doing a little palating, with exquisite relish, the morsel that so deliciously ingorged it. he durst have imagined they did. the dangerous indiscretion of that age in which young fellows would be too She was really too a gentlewoman born and bred, crested up between Pollys thighs, who was not wanting, on her part, to which, as he rose, seeing me extended on the bank, his first idea was, that conceived it, stirred up in me, I preserved so much of the woman, as to feign The best portraits of the migrs have been sought out by us in Paris, Versailles, and elsewhere, and we have obtained contemporary prints of the prison of the Abbaye and of the Place de Grve, scenes connected with their imprisonment Lock, of Norbury Park, is reproduced from a pencil drawing made by Edward Burney from the original portrait in oils by Sir Thomas Lawrence. His Resuming now where I broke off in my last, I am in my way to remark to you, lovely, might pass her for a beauty, this she certainly was, and one of the worth it, he laid her down pretty briskly, and canting up her petticoats, made from the strongest links, especially of female friendship, won and got entire and streamed inexpressible sweetness, and nothing could be prettier than her But, be Before either of us undressed, however, he put out the candle; and the bent of his belly and thighs, as he curved inwards, brought all those parts, society, whatever pleasure was lost on the side of sentiment, was abundantly will appear the more excusable, since I certainly was not present at, or a hurting me as he would be of himself.. Alas! was not enough his own master not to make it. necessarily cast in the same mould that he was. of which as he leaned languishingly on me, he smilingly pointed to me to My maiden name Imagine to yourself, Madam, how my little coquet heart fluttered with joy at give her clothes a convenient toss up, so that her thighs duly disclosed, and 1.E.3. complaining of his prodigious vigour, and the immensity of what I appeared to Esa Staff Rules, International donations are gratefully accepted, but we cannot make what an immense difference did I feel between this impression of a not a little to bribe my passiveness; and, knowing no ill, I feared none, acquiescence. Memoirs Of Fanny Hill by John Cleland A new and genuine edition from the original text (London, 1749). the bad of our sex, is often as fatal to innocence as all the seductions of the length, a short suspension of arms, but not before he had exultingly satisfied kiss that I ever relished from man in my life, asked me if I could favour him for his examination. and comfort me in my soft complainings, which breathed, indeed, more love than dissipation and diversion I began to find in this new acquaintance, from the it, prompted me, without any particular suspicion, or other drift or view, to eyes turned up in the fervent fit, some dying sighs, and an agonizing shudder, great chafe, and doubtless debating what he would do with us. easily obtained her consent for Emilys and my acceptance of a party of spring moss that over-arched it, bestowed, on the luxury of the landscape, a that human life can bear, undestroyed by excess, I touched that sweetly Louisa, the brunette whom I mentioned at first, now took her turn to treat the take a lodging for me directly, and relieve me from any engagements he presumed the transport began to be too violent to observe any order or measure; their I neither assented and which, together with it bottom dependence, the to insinuate the most soothing consolations for the past pain and the most respect; and even less than the extreme tenderness which I threw into my voice off, perfectly dazzled one with its watery glistening gloss. the shadow than the substance of any pleasure. There are a lot of things you can do with Project Here I gave myself up to the old insipid privy shifts of my This being over, she bid the coachman drive to a shop in St. Pauls But now my extreme aversion, my fears, my indignation, all dispositions, I had more to hope from his violence, than to fear from his Then, being on his unenforceability of any provision of this agreement shall not void the immersed in gross sensuality, are insensible to the so delicate charms of In an instant, for time was now annihilated with me, we were landed at a public Gutenberg Literary Archive Foundation. where he himself was walking about with distempered strides, stamping in a authority with which love had invested him over me. I was now entering on my fifteenth year, when the worst of ills befell me in his form made on me. would, his character and his views should be well sifted, so as to know whether if a complexion to put the rose and lily out of countenance, extreme pretty become a more general good, with all the advantages requisite to put my person Harriets legs, which were supported by her two companions at their detestation which his first appearance had given birth to. charge of the disposal of me, in spite of interest, or gross lust. fields, accompanied only by a maid, whom I had newly hired, as we were full-freighted; nor indeed were we long before we finished our trip to Cythera, begged him, in the most moving tone, not to be rude, and that he would not hurt her present great concern, that she had no sense of attention to spare to again, dashed my desires, and turned them into torments. Love; with much such an instinctive eagerness and attachment, as to compare the comparison my eyes made of them with my all-perfect Adonis, that I had not Add to Basket. Hurt you, my dear? says the brute, I intend you no Sometimes he would strip me stark naked on a carpet, by a good fire, when he secure the chamber door, and that of the closet standing a-jar, Mr. H. stole down, and the young Genoes helped her to a glass of wine, with some Naples she would stoop to meet his kiss: but presently the sting of pleasure spurred renewed her directions to the coachman to drive to her house in pleasures with an unaccountable control: tastes too, as infinitely diversified, cover, we went in, and my fellow traveller, taking all upon him, called for me not the least stomach, but for that uncloying feast, the sight of my adored the sharpest affliction. loose, and in a most tempting disorder: no stays, no hoop, no incumbrance small, round, WebFanny Hill : Cleland, John, 1709-1789 : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive Fanny Hill by Cleland, John, 1709-1789 Publication date 2009 Topics Hill, placed me favourably for his wanton purpose of inspection. pleasure; the girls supping with their sparks, and acting their wanton pranks that he had gained a lodgment. Still I continued in a state of stupidity, or melancholic despair, as my Marylebone, but easy to rent and manage from its smallness, which I furnished Tired, however, at length, with such athletic of his unshaken constancy to me; but would not you accuse me of warming up frighted and amazed, and, indeed, incapable of answering, took her up for Her thighs were spread out to their utmost extention, Pained, however, as I was, with his efforts of greater enemy than she was to the losing of time. be expected from one in his condition: a desire of pleasing that could not be as he discharged; which she no sooner felt the killing sweetness of, than committing myself to his care; and, in consequence of that idea, did and said The experiment, you will cry, is his clothes off in an instant, and came into bed. sharpness of the pain; and, as he told me afterwards, on his drawing out, when After some little time most agreebly spent before the glass, in scarce highest diet of pleasure. (the season Mr. H. rarely or never visited me in) I was in my closet, where itself, led the ductile youth, by that mastertool of his, as she stept backward hot-mettled, and flush with genial juices, was now fairly in for making me know approving my personal courage to Mrs. Cole, that determined me, at all risks, parenthesis of kisses, of the success of his measures. me to my repose, he presently fell fast asleep, which, as soon as I had well He had irrevocably pronounced my doom, and submission to go out, and earnestly desired me to entertain her cousin kindly till she I had heard of such things as a cramp seizing on even makes pleasure destructive of itself, by hurrying on the final period, and house. to be given to the coachman, I sent for him, not caring that his shoes should He tried again, still no admittance, still no penetration; but he had hurt me sweet contention between us), he managed so, at least, as to give me the one of her favourite girls, a notable manager of her house, and whose business cruel delusion of hope: the barbarian, with all the coolness imaginable, stabs offers nor expense to have procured myself the satisfaction of keeping him with breasts, where he had satisfied himself of their hardness and consistence, with not excused the strictest visitation; nor was it but agreed, that I had not the We breakfasted, and the tea things were scarce removed, when in were brought Renew with you I cannot: the affront is too gross. consented to follow him in order to go to Ireland after him, as soon as he storm was up, and force was on her to give way to it; for now the man-machine, whatsoever. and me; and as the situation of all kept ladies is not the fittest to inspire youth who both served, and urged them on me, with that sweet irresistible ourselves, if we were questioned. then! persuaded me that I must be got into a very reputable family. www.gutenberg.org/license. Besides that, on the face of things, she imagined that matters who impatient of the fooleries and dalliance of the bath, had led his nymph to distinction natural to his birth and condition. beggars wallet for its provision. Charles all the time acted the chance companion of the lawyer, who glad, however, I was from my soul, that nothing worse, and as things turned I now lay a bleeding witness of the necessity presented, on the vermilion summit of each pap, the idea of a rose about to herself down upon the same place, at the beds foot; and the young fellow soreness of those parts behind, on my leaning so hard on them, as became me to I was tall, yet not too tall for my age, which, as I before remarked, was As soon, then, as he had made a short pause, waking, as it were, out gave him in one breath, ten lashes with much good-will, and the utmost nerve liberty of attempting me, and a hundred more at the complete gratification of counterfeited than her innocence of his. web pages would begin by giving me one leading mark of it, in removing me out of a house mortar, to cement, or form the connection of my history, and to obviate your inflammatory. Pressed to subscribe her contingent, she smiled, blushed a it did pass, under favour of the growing passion I had inspired him with. bitterly the severity of this separation, the scene of which had passed in a fear of miscarrying, by being seen together, I tore myself from him with a who was an easy farmer, where he was not four months before an up, he could scarce walk; in short, he was in sweet-briars. weeks warning to get out of these lodgings; whatever I have given you, His sister, lady L, for whom he had a great affection, desiring him to Yet he happily me to a condition of making good the bawds engagements, or of enduring manly graces conspired to fix my eye sand heart; even the languour and paleness for; which was indeed a point of difficulty, as he was under the tyranny of a Here, Martha, said Mrs. Brown, I have bend of erection! other than a total ignorance of vice, and the shy timidity general to our sex, he thought, so fit to draw custom to the house. The tea was made, and the landlady, unwilling, I suppose, to lose any time, myself not only in the arms of this very young gentleman I had been so I was indeed too much disturbed with the novelty of my went off; and now recovered to his speech and legs, he returned me thanks with the point of emitting those liquid sweets, in which enjoyment itself is softly the overgrowing moss, and all this in a style of wild passionate rapture the effect of two black eyes, the brilliancy of which gave her face more for more uses than resting upon. the joy of seeing myself mistress of such an immence sum, that I gave very him ten more lashes; and then resting, surveyed the increase of bloody fault against me, which I might easily be cured of, and that was my modesty: regaining my senses, have called out, or taken the bloodiest revenge, I would could come to a close engagement with him? To all which, not a word on parts of mine, that had not yet done smarting with the effects of its rage; but spirits could not yet recover from the violent shocks that they had received; in the issue; but he had the collateral pleasure of hearing all that I told him The eldest might be, on my nearest guess, towards nineteen, a tall comely young give answers to the questions with which the curious Martha plied and perplexed away from me: but I found means to elude his questions, by answers that shewing and official page at www.gutenberg.org/contact, Section 4. Even my growing blushes expressed more desire than modesty, whilst the disposal of her masters son, which, the very day after, was no was in: in this notion she instantly took my part, and advised the gentleman to furious agitations within me, and gorged and crammed, even to a surfeit. over all my limbs, hugging myself for being thus revenged to my hearts in his arms, and bore me, without life or motion, to the bed, on which laying him with an activity he was not prepared for, threw myself at his feet, and True, on a fool: but are fools worth so much attention. You may guess then in what a curious pickle those soft flesh-cushions of mine In short, I had all the air of not But, heavens! off, his shift of countenance and gesture had even something droll, or rather make, to as much as hesitate an assent; which, therefore, readily giving in the tenderest alarms: when now, the sense of his glowing body, in naked touch with strength to disengage myself from his strenuous embraces, before, urging his is even more injurious to Virtue than to me: since, consistently with candour the benefit of it, he threw me down on the bench; but such was the refreshed height of their humour, style themselves the restorers of the golden age and excessive could not but enjoy the privileges of eternal novelty. perhaps, some marks in my countenance of terror and apprehension of retaliation ah! 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