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Memoirs of Fanny Hill A New and Genuine Edition from the Original Text (London, 1749)

Cleland, John, 1709-1789· 2 chapters· 43,501 words

gathering force from habit and liking, have proved often more solid and durable than those founded on much stronger reasons; but this I know, that though I had no other acquaintance with her, than seeing her at my lodgings, when I lived with Mr. H..., where she had made errand...

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2. did. All her air and motions breathed only unreserved, unlimited

complaisance without the least mixture of impudence, or prostitution. But what was yet more surprising, her spark elect, in the midst of the dissolution of a public open enjoyme...

1. did. It might be so: there exist a slender motives of attachment, that,

gathering force from habit and liking, have proved often more solid and durable than those founded on much stronger reasons; but this I know, that though I had no other acquaint...