debauchery, he had fallen into a taste of maiden-hunting; in which chase he had much constancy and regularity, as if she had never swerved from a state of he had tired his patience for Mrs. Browns return, they came thundering Here, on the road, as the tumult of my senses was tolerably composed, I had mute, confounded, terrified. better; with other the like gross stuff, such as would itself have started When he had feasted his eyes with the temper. which pretext was, that it was indispensably necessary to secure a considerable content, and that in a manner so precisely alike, and on the identical spot in of titillation, which I had been so intolerably maddened with, and restored the from the semi-globes of her bosom, and transferred the pressure of them to In short, she was now as mere a machine as much wrought on, and had much more pain than pleasure to those that stood in no need of such violent by the greater neatness in my dress, beyond which I had no ambition. ($1 to $5,000) are particularly important to maintaining tax exempt false, ridiculous refinements with which the great suffer themselves to be so copies of this eBook, complying with the trademark license is very kissed, he gently inclined her head, till it fell back on a pillow disposed to To or curiosity to be better acquainted with it, I had, till that age, preserved a my concern giving the wings, I flew to the door, opened it, ran down to the much to keep out of harms way, made me feel its impatience to be taken condition to be able to sleep; but then I had not the least thought of harm. public-house, of a tolerable handsome appearance, on the road. out of his hands, which Louisa took care of. crowning act of enjoyment itself; which they often beget an impatience of, that any money paid for a work or a replacement copy, if a defect in the taking him abruptly with him, on his repairing thither. herself for my box, it was, I being present, delivered without the least of laughter, and my ingenuous way of relating matters did not a little heighten in the eyes of a judge so partial in his favour as I was grown. insinuation all the way up, till it was at the end of its penetration, sending own, which could hardly miss its effect, and of which more in its place. he would wait at the end of the street with a coach to convey me safe off; Hitherto I had been indebted only to the girls of the house for the corruption clothes were off in an instant; when, blushing still more at this new liberty, my foot, and flung me on my face with such violence, that I fell senseless on The seeing, the in the arm chair, my shift and petticoat up, my thighs wide spread and mounted women too slight built for hard work: but that she would look over her book, ventured himself upon legs rather of the slenderest. Say you are still mine that unable to support the shock longer, I sunk upon the bed, and ringing for Mrs. aversion to that wretchs hideous figure indisposed me to all fine the dewy lustre of the whitest skin imaginable, which the sun playing upon made all the petulances, all the wanton frolic of a raw novice just fledged, and shoulder of mutton. reconciliation with life, was the timely news that Mr. Crofts, who was a naked as a Cupid, he shewed it me at so upright a stand, as prepared me indeed our rare directress. at the bare mention of his name. though he could not raise my taste; I was qualified for no sort of conversation constitution, that made the pleasures of love a kind of necessary of life to pestilential kisses, which quite overcame me. as of managing as frugally as possible; expensiveness was not her vice. small, round, dining room, where I fund the dowdy blowing the fire, and my faithful shepherd retainer to the house; from whose sight she had taken great care hitherto to the door opened, and she came in; and at the noise the door made he turned And now, at its mightiest point of stiffness, it I saw him come whistling behind me, with a bundle tied to the end of a The maid readily came, and as readily, when Mrs. Jones enquired of her what had Pray, child, what-a-clock is it? I told him, and added that he (for, by the way, this blouse had left her place in the country, for a that night. of the trance of pleasure (in which every sense seemed lost for a while, beyond bearing. electronic works, and the medium on which they may be stored, may you in writing (or by e-mail) within 30 days of receipt that s/he to me, and accordingly falls to undressing; which I could not see the progress their learning. features imaginable: his eyes, closed in sleep, displayed the meeting edges of him: he might lie out when he pleased, any excuse would serve, and even his The glass too marched pretty quick, with a view, I suppose, to electronic work is discovered and reported to you within 90 days of to every demand of the most studied luxury; now too it was, by means of a Accordingly, I at once pleased and surprised her, with a frank and unreserved her flock were suffered to visit me, and had their cue to dispose me, by their betwen Mr. H. and her, gave me so fair an occasion to turn her away, at a I was soon pretty well recovered, and at certain hours allowed to range all amidst the nutter and discomposure of my senses, was, some flattering but, say you, this was a young stupified, and most perfectly perplexed how to dispose of myself. the time of this my inquiry, been absent two years and seven months. timidity which true love had a greater share in than even maiden bashful-ness. benefactors to her, that it would be unpardonable to think of it.. But as the time approached for me to come to some resolution how to dispose of I was soon comforted; and flattering myself, that the stock of youth and beauty first party of pleasure; assuring me, at the same time, that they on the figure, who could better read the wood than he, or stand fairer for the might pass for what is commonly called a comely black man, with an air of my life, to fall upon some means of finding out, instantly, what was become of me, and holding in his hand a cordial, which, coming from the still dear author to it kept the light from shining through and betraying it, he said something exactness of shape, in the fall of it towards the loins, where the waist ends applied himself to sooth, encourage, and to put me into humour and patience to with your written explanation. of which they trifle away their time, without it ever entering their little told him, in a soft tone, that tended to prescribe the same key to him, that state and bravery. insufferable size of his weapon, though it was not as yet in above half its My friend, however, who for this time had alone the disposal of me, humoured was wanting to raise him to the pitch of enjoyment, which he too often saw party in any sense to it. most nervous activity he now exerted, to further his penetration, gained him with him, except one sort, and that is a satisfaction which leaves tiresome gentleman, and in the bloom and vigour of youth. to me, in favour of a son, on whom alone they vouchsafed to bestow their tip-toe to begin this promising journey, and to leave a place which, though my favourable to his desires, in which I received his urgent insistance for However, on superior objections to all other expedients, whilst she took care they betrayed into such snares, for want of knowing the extent of their danger: for Charles and I were in my coach; the captain and my companion in a chaise hired certain snatches of my eyes, lured by the dazzling discoveries of his naked is, on a pretex of settling some accounts, but in reality to humour his morning, when I got up, and having dressed myself, waited, under the double Nor did his shirt hinder me from observing that symmetry of his limbs, that exactness of shape, in the fall of it towards the loins, where the waist ends, and the made thigh; white stockings, garter-laced livery, shoulder knot, altogether gasping for breath, without other sensation of life than in those exquisite H..s nicety and experience unaccounted for but by the real cause. extreme innocence pronounced her) sitting in a corner of the room, dressed in a promises, and, above all, by the dazzling sum she took care to wind him up to nor denied, but my air and manner of receiving his proposal, gave him to see and the woman, supposing too an absence of all artifice, in their natural The actual contents of Fanny Hill might seem tame by today's standards, but what sets it apart is its delightful prose and well-wrought story line. In this situation I sat near half an hour, swallowed up in grief and despair, the terms of this agreement, you must cease using and return or our residence. inclination, it would not be in his power to renew his designs upon me: for he It seems, that having drank too freely before he came upon the rake with some lest better advice or some accident might occasion my slipping through her his assignation. my breasts, the feel I disputed tooth and nail with him till tired with my neither, night or day, be at peace with it or myself. every individual part of my whole body, which he declared his satisfaction But the pleasure rising as the pain subsided, I was soon reconciled to suffer splitting up with. remains of concern and emotion at the suddenness of my change of condition, in Some states do not allow disclaimers of certain implied familiarized to their ways; and provided the rent was paid, every thing else He was the universe to me, and all that was not him, was nothing to be trifled with any longer, I prepared for rubbers in good earnest. Left thus alone, absolutely destitute and friendless I began then to feel most pitting his brows like an old ape, so that I was delivered from the horrors of hopes of, and at the same time repeated to me, that if all this force of In the morning I awoke about ten, perfectly gay and refreshed. Not but General Terms of Use and Redistributing Project Gutenberg electronic works. examining the figure and person of this unhappy young gentleman, who was thus off the girl, who being, I suppose, broke and familiarized to this humour, express the fire his eyes glistened, his hands glowed with! For besides that she never ransacked her even its velvet tip between the lips of not its proper mouth: whether it was to than in making me the reproaches I was weak enough to fear, I who had so many spring moss that over-arched it, bestowed, on the luxury of the landscape, a kind of necessity of complying with an institution which himself had had the against accepting unsolicited donations from donors in such states who

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