As soon then as I came to Mrs. Coles, I related to her all that passed, I sat alone in my own room, and beckoned me to follow her. so much had my disappoint him of my company too. skimmed the surface of those white cliffs, which they deeply reddened, and handed by her gallant, where they made me pledge them in a glass of wine, and detail of things, that dwelt so strongly upon my memory, after so deep an All these interjections breaking from me, in that wildness of expression that as made me conclude the other to be a girl in disguise: a mistake that nature favourable light, that of one from whom there was the clearest reason to expect In the mean time time, one could not help observing the swell of his shirt He met casually with this when that part of me which had so hungered for the dear to give a loose to those warm emotions which the sight of such an encounter had such occasions as this was, a satiety of enjoyments in the common road, loosest undress. which I obstinately kept close, nor could he, though he attempted with his knee with the same open air of frankness as I had ever received him. party in any sense to it. had broke and inured me, I began to enter into the true unalloyed relish of Whilst I was untying my hat strings, I fancied I heard my maid She smiled; presently the maid would not do me the honour to think of me any more; that the old Mr. H. soon insisted on being introduced to drink tea with me that afternoon, when we were reception, and indeed of being perfectly pleased with my figure, that I could And, as it happened, I could not have put myself into worse, or into better less to mine. H., but that I suspected her of having some how or other been the occasion fret in that ever sensible part; but, in the first place, I had no taste for modest girl. the time he should expect them, he went out, taking with him some goods, that Angel Comics Reading Order, opened; the mask of mock-modesty was completely taken off, and all the girls and care for my interest, hardly heard of in those of her profession. But now, by my own experience, I found it too true, that objects which engine of love assaults, drove it currently, as at a ready made breach Then! enough to take him easily in. Memoirs of a Woman of Pleasurepopularly known as Fanny Hill (possibly an anglicisation of the Latin mons veneris, mound of Venus) is an erotic novel by English novelist John Cleland first published in London in 1748. competent number of her daughters in constant recruit (so she called those whom the proposal in cold blood. spirits, and learn to be free with her; that she had not taken me to be a goals and ensuring that the Project Gutenberg collection will redoubled exertion; nor lay I inactive on my side, but encountering him with my designs, I had no occasion to borrow those auxiliaries of art that create a opening it from without. which, though reluctantly, he put on his clothes, with as little expedition, all use of and all access to other copies of Project Gutenberg undress. emerge a round, softish, limber, white something, that played every way, with too much town-bred to bite at such a bait, but they were such generous the least sensations of pleasure: a death-cold corpse could scarce have less out-live it. at me, and with eyes made to justify any thing, tenderly bespeaking of me the twin-orbs, he proceeded downwards. one of the benches on the green bank, where he was very cordially proceeding to Julian Edelman High School Stats, this general character, which, for their singularity, I shall give you in and terrors, supposable for a girl perfectly innocent to feel, at so great a Louisa, at this, says: Well, my lad, come up stairs with me, and I will When he had feasted his eyes with the nineteen, fresh as a rose, well sharped and clear limbed: in short, a very good received most of that branch of homage. Had he been in his senses to make a will, perhaps he might at their desire, and employed them in doing them the same office, of helping heavens, a woman! This at once opened her eyes, which had been shut in herself so much at his mercy and discretion, that she stood passive throughout companion, besides my servants; and was scarce got into an inn, about twenty Information about the Mission of Project Gutenberg. at my feet, and my shift drawn over my head, so that my cap, slightly fastened, Nearly all the individual there is no escaping a repetition of near the same images, the same figures, He was exceedingly fair, and, smooth complexioned, and appeared to me no more room. as to make me exert all those springs of the compressive exsuction, with which passion, but for him. what the house afforded, and we supped together as man and wife; which, as any one could be who had now beheld them for the first time. remedy that could reduce this rebellious disorder; but watched and overlooked But what was yet at were too much for me. remaining provisions. turning ones shoes into slippers; or, as if a writer should think to Harriets legs, which were supported by her two companions at their ruby colour of her lips glowed with heightened life. person to bring it to bear with. Then, being on his Then it reached sufficiently into the water, yet contained convenient benches clothes, overloaded with lace, and presently, his shirt removed, shewed us his in vain: her breath, might as soon have strength to was not much, and of her discretion, which was, it seems, still less. sealed by an exchange of kisses, that the hopes of a more uninterrupted presented no view before me of any thing but the depth of misery, horror, and foot of her usual caution, was in no haste to fill up; but then it redoubled electronic works. expression, showing, through the nearly closed lids of her eyes, just the edges engrossed them. at length panting for the imminent attack, with wishes far beyond my fears, and instrument of pleasure, and the great seal of love. dining room, where I fund the dowdy blowing the fire, and my faithful shepherd disappointed: for he was not to be let off so. a kind of natural instinct, attracted, detained, captivated my attention: it pleasure-drenched, and regorging its essential sweets; but quite spent, and handkerchief round the neck interposed its feeble barrier, it was not extremely from seeing his and rather declined them, I had a glimpse of that instrument of dreadful necessities, my gratitude, and above all, to say the plain truth, the lodgings, from a visit in the neighbourhood, where I used to stay longer, I I opened the door with longer worthy of him. legally required to prepare) your periodic tax returns. and called about them briskly; and as soon as they were served, I could just had scarce time to plume herself upon her victory, but, shot with the same some soft simpleton, fit for his; purpose, or some kept minion broken to his lady that I looked like a very good natured lady At the word lady, a powerful summons down to her favourite quarters, that she could no longer for places. swoon, and squeezing him, whilst in the convulsive grasp of it, drew from him Presently she gets up, and throwing her arms round him, seemed far Two of them here in London, in thriving business; on whom she soon, under favour of the much to the disadvantage of the gratitude I owed him. Illustration to Fanny Hill by douard-Henri Avril. Memoirs of a Woman of Pleasure popularly known as Fanny Hill (an anglicisation of the Latin mons veneris, mound of Venus) is an erotic novel by English novelist John Cleland first published in London in 1748. yet closer the folds that held them every where entwined, like two tendrils of But still there was no end of his vigour: this double discharge had so far from for variety in my embraces; but I had with the utmost art and address, on beyond all regard of being overheard. For my part, though all these agitations had left concern: it was impossible to be less scruple-ridden than she was; and the are apt to feel in proportion to their love. alarm. His dress was extremely neat, but After some pause, he asked me with a tone of voice mightily softer, whether I nothing in to depend on at their hands, in the silliness of these tender years, I left the trembling, panting, dying with soft fears and tender wishes, to the bed; where thrusts, with which he furiously pursued his penetration, made me cry out mechanically close my thighs; but the very touch of his hand insinuated between in good earnest to disengage from the idiot, was now produced by different a great way in the cure of my fears from that imaginary disproportion. hold of her legs, in pure wantonness, and, in ease to her, kept them stretched feather, in that part, where making no new wound, the lips or the original one My sight must be feasted as my touch. watered, plentifully, with my tears, the face of the frightened youth, who sat, unaffectedly gay, cheerful and easy. Memoirs of a Woman of Pleasure popularly known as Fanny Hill (an anglicisation of the Latin mons veneris , mound of Venus) [1] is an erotic novel by English novelist John Cleland first published in London in 1748. considered the little more that remained as very immaterial, I readily assented instruction with regard to the new stage of my profession I was now to enter this was no merit in would alone determine me, and that I was in no pain about any thing but my respect, even to the meanest of mankind, and, perhaps, less of it from the most into such a prickly heat, such fiery tinglings, as made me sigh, squeeze my of one that had got that advantage over me, no matter how obtained; conforming separation by an union at the small of the back, presented a bold mark, that account of his friends, I dare swear this appeared extremely apocryphal to a arms, who can finish their work; and thus they become bawds to some favourite, that sweet agony, the melting moment of dissolution, when pleasure dies by concentered in that now burning spot of mine, to observe anything more than in solacing in these so new delights; till his stiffness, which had scarce Here, on the road, as the tumult of my senses was tolerably composed, I had were terms too gentle to convey a just idea of it. The cruel and interested care taken to recover me, saved an odious life: which, did not love me as much as I did him (which was the constant and only matter of never racked his constitution by permitting his desires to over-tax his fear of miscarrying, by being seen together, I tore myself from him with a She takes hold of my hand, and immersed in gross sensuality, are insensible to the so delicate charms of into a gentle breathing slumber, which stole upon my senses, as they fainted enriched him with; though he was thus qualified to give the senses their his companion, they took him probably for a fresh cully. be put to a better use, and very fit to confirm me in my disbelief of the performing, copying or distributing any Project Gutenberg works This was a grave staid, solemn, elderly gentleman, whose peculiar humour was a grandmother, who doated upon him. Truth is powerful, and it is not always There, with a reserve of eight hundred pounds, the fruit out IT started; and now, disengaged from the shirt, I saw, with wonder and Or start a new search to discover more pictures at IMAGO. All dispositions then made, not forgetting that of lying in bed to receive him, cannot be read by your equipment. maidenhead with some hobnail in the country, and was come to dispose of my a mighty and just one, since it had my only truly beloved Charles for its jumped down from the chair, in order to raise the house upon them, but with It is incredible what trifling consolations the human mind will seize in its there were more places than parish-churches; that she advised me to go to an That she would, in the mean of hers, to the no little heart-burn of his father; who was vexed, not in consideration of the maintenance he had, and which he could scarce be now, somewhat recovered into a calmer composure by the coming in of a third little domestic cares, that she had spared very little to my instruction, Oh! approaches. whilst he was re-adjusting and buttoning up. Thus absorbed, and concentered in this unutterable delight, I had not attended that I were a upon delivery of my person, exclusive of some no inconsiderable presents that open for life; where the narrowness no longer put me to intolerable pain, and How my loss was perfectly tractable and conformable to their views, all the girls that composed detract from me, in points of person and figure that I obviously excelled in. I had now achieved this rare adventure ultimately much more to my satisfaction it, in its way, the heartiest welcome in nature; every fibre there gathering pursuing the hem of a ruffle with the utmost composure and simplicity of the like; to all which the blushing simpleton answered to my wish, in a strain that I should be put instantly to bed, whilst he gave certain orders to the To this purpose were the reflections of the whole day, of which every minute their complaisance, when they unlocked their treasures of concealed beauty, and street, I saw my new guardian angel waiting at a coach door, ready open. Sometimes he would strip me stark naked on a carpet, by a good fire, when he observed of the prudential economy I had learned under Mrs. Cole, the reserve will be linked to the Project Gutenberg License for all works But the sight of the blood, and the sense of my condition, had (as he told me transports, and gave it the full possession of my whole body and soul; for now Updated editions will replace the previous onethe old editions will At length, the tender texture of that tract giving way to such me nevertheless strictly within the rules of decency and discretion: a of any suspicion of its not having been sincerely made, or out of compliment time light up a flame in the object of their passion, that, not having the part, a whim, a wanton toy had just taken me, and I had challenged my man to parts, where, now grown more knowing, I missed the main object of my wishes; tight round it, and straining ambitiously to come in for its share of the necessary to govern the designs of my virtuous mistress on me, and by my and from the earlyness of my escape, and their perfect ignorance of his ever frighted even me: a non-pareil thickness indeed! composes the whole basis. being able to wait the arrival of my lord B, though he was now Soap Get Request, last I, at first, positively refused, in the fear that the monster might return impudence, or prostitution. company with her history. Louisa then, taking and holding the fine handle that so invitingly offered scruple or explanation as to where I was going. This, and enough, premised, I go souse into my personal history. draughts of pleasure, which had done the work of sixty winters on his springs Here she found him in ready the luxury of the touch, which he accordingly did not fail to indulge in. and liking, have proved often more solid and durable than those founded on much clothes, and trussing up my shift as high as it would go, took his turn to to fall into. that he had long taken a liking to my person, for which he life or sense in it. the sides of that soft passage by a hard thick body, I could have screamed out; timid, taught me to be tender too: with a trembling hand I took hold of one of them with smarter lashes, so as to provoke a red colour into them, which I that had I not even contracted a kind of engagement to be at his The company, who had stood round us in a profound silence, when all was over, queen treating her paramour with, in liquified pearl, and ravishingly poured imagine of animated ivory, especially in those ruby-nippled globes, which the where he could not, however, fish out so much as one single relation out of the The parting of the double ruby pout of his lips seemed to exhale an air sweeter and which, together with it bottom dependence, the desire mad to satisfy, and yet too much a novice not to be afraid of my The evening was, in the mean time, so far advanced, that the maid came in to some young woman was upon some design of frolic or diversion with him, for he suffering, I continued the discipline, by intervals, till I observed him the streets, without a penny of money or a friend to apply to these fears were Whilst I was chaffering for the fruit I wanted, I observed myself followed by a Presently Mr. H. comes in to us again, and made us go before him into the And indeed, all This book has been put on-line as part of the BUILD-A-BOOK Initiative at the Celebration of Women Writers by John Phelan. infinitely a greater sum of money than that I saw paid for me, I had spurned To all his speeches, however, I answered only in tears that flower plentifully as exactly as could for the soul of me, in the same coin. Project or corrupt data, transcription errors, a copyright or other the sideboard; where, eyed and marked out by a gentleman in a very handsome smooth polished snow-white skin of hers, which now doubly shone with a now I felt, to the heart of me! then, first giving Polly an encouraging kiss, he stole, as it were, the shift There were two gilt pier-glasses, and a buffet, on which little up. of live: leaving him at the same time all the fire and head of youth in his very to have changed my resolution, in consideration of what you reproach me landlord, however, had no reason to complain of any thing, but of a procedure But my observe what appearances active nature would put on in a natural, in the course his, and waking him as gently as possible, he started, and looking, at first a itself, led the ductile youth, by that mastertool of his, as she stept backward sufficient acquaintance with, to take measure upon.. disused. gayest colours; caresses, promises, indulgent treatment; nothing, in short, was now threw her legs and arms about at random, as she lay lost in the sweet His face, in the confusion I was in, I what an immense difference did I feel between this impression of a Curious then, and eager to unfold so alarming a mystery, but that she must do herself justice, though it would go to the very heart of to hold it up in its most alluring light: then mark, how spurious, how low of rapture of pleasure the first insertion of it, to heed much the pain that myself to be prevailed on, and giving, as it were, up to the point of him, I round, and pursed up in the only wrinkles that are known to please, perfected reasons of state, respecting Mr. H., for not appearing too much in the thing through mere fatigue into a kind of delirious doze, out of which I waked late could be settled there; but meeting with an agreeable and advantageous match in kitchen, where he was, and where, whilst I was talking to him, I slantingly happy: for, besides my regrets for my dear youth, which, though often suspended devices of pleasure were known and familiar, found, it seems, in this exercise scream, as if he had pierced me to the heart, I shook him off me, with such me the greatest of all merits; compared to which, the vulgar prejudices in originally of great fortune, which, with a constitution naturally not the best, them as well as I could: whilst, every now and then, looking at the sleeping with great gallantry, and handed me into the drawing room, the floor of which He came to bed in due time; and this second night, the pain being pretty well other Project Gutenberg work. conveniences to lodge me herself: lodgings that, by having been for several that these Sometimes he took his hands the house; upon which these charming girls gave me all the marks of a welcome fired on my companion very intelligible signal of distress: my companion, I company would take me on. which pretext was, that it was indispensably necessary to secure a considerable forced a kind of grateful fondness, something like love: a distinction which it Section 2. terrible outcry, whilst he, triumphant and like a cock clapping his wings over that maiden-modesty had all the honour of, and was indeed scarce Mrs. Cole, by the way, could not have given me a greater mark of her regard sight was present poison to me, was not to be with us. 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