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they?

1

never

ſ ee

any.

_

Katy. Lordl ohow

range

youmake

fi r,whyis therenotmytwounkles,

- -myCou ms, Mr.Richard:andmany

others.

_

-

frank. Pzh,they

areyourkindred?

I

ſ onean

others.

lay.Why,

what

makeyou

of

Mr.

'Cl-zrke, Mr.I/Victlſ rzn, Mr.Reynolds,

and

'young

Mr.

Rage',

whom

1

ought

to

ihave-named fi r, for

he

comes

often

i-and

pretendshelovesme, telling me

a

Hundredthings

which

I

underand

not,

and

all

to

little

purpoe;

orl

haveno

morepleaureintheirCompa

Pany,

then]

have

in

myMothers,or

my

Aunts. (2)Indeedtheir'eringes,

congees and cerem0nies,_ makeme

* B2 i _ laugh



( -

4'

)

laugh

ometimes,

when

lpeak

tothem,

they

ate

Uponme, asthough

they

would

eat

me;

and

at

la

go

away

like Fools

as

theycame;

what

ans-

factioncan

onereceive

by

uch-

perons

Company 'in truthin eadofbeing

pleaed

with

them,

I

am

uite

a

weary

of

them.

Frank. But, 'do they

vnattell

you, you

are

bandfome, aretheynot

perpetually

ki ſ ingandranlqngthee ?

Katy.

Why,

who

the

Duce

told

you?

indeeotheydo

little

ele, butcom

mendmy

beauty,

killing

me

andfeel

ing

myBreas,

telling

'meaHundred

things,

which-they

ſ ay

are

very

'plea-.

fi ngtothem,but

for

mypart,theyad

nothing

tomy

ontent. -

* Frank. Why', anddoyou ſ u erthe-mia

.

do

allthe: ?

Katj.

(z)

Truly

no,

for

my

Mother

hath

forbidden

me.

Frank.

Lard,What

anignorantinnocent

Faolm:thou

?

-

Ka'i'



._--_.

-_..7.

- ' ( z * < )

*

* . .

a

Katj; Prery

Cou in,

whydo

youthy

ſ of, is there

any

thingtobelearned

which

l

do

not

know?

ranh

Tou

areo

tgnorant,

jonare

to

\learn

ever)- thing.

Katy.Svsreetcou ninructmethen.

frank. yet, jee, this le thefrters of

being

ruled

by

aMother,

and

never

mind

whatmen ayuntoyou, _

_ Katy. Whancan an, innocentGirl

learn

frommen,

whomthectworldac;

count o debauched.

ſ i z _

_

Fran/Q.

4)

I

havecta-

great

deal

o

A

red?

onta peakwellofthem;'for-'th at long

ſ ince I

recent/ed

a' greatdeal'of

pleaure

fromoneof thatSex5 no]dearRegne,

they

are

nnthalfo

bad

as

than

art

made

blieve, andthewor

th,

than artnever

liketo be convinced, thanart ſ o clotered

top

fromtheir

intrtgue:and

Compan that

than-wilt

alway:

live

in

ignorance,

and

con equently wilt neverinjo] an]

pleaure

tſ inthect;

World:prithee tellme,whatpleaure

cad thou

injo]

being

alwayxcon ned

'to a

Chamberwith

th]

Mother?

Katj.



.

( 6 )

Katy.

Doyouaskme

what

plea ure,

trulyCou in, Itakeagreatdeal, I eat

whenl

am

hungry,

[drink

whenl

am

dry,

l leep,

ſ inganddance, and ome,

timesgointotheCountry

and

takethe

Airwithmy

Mother.

Trunk. 'This is omething,

hatdoe:

not

ever]

had)

e ſ e

do

the

like.

- Katj.

Why,

is thereanypleaure,

thatis notcommontoeverybody?

Fromk. (g)

Snre

enough,forthere 1 3 :

one

that

jon

have

not

jet

toi ed

of,

which

no

much-mondsallthe re t,

mWine

doth.

fair

Water.

Kmy. Cou n , I

confe s

myigno

rance,in

whichl

am

ikelyto

continue,

unles

you

will

pleae

to

explain

it

unto

me. ' .

Frank.

But,

is it po ſ ible,

that

tho e

mon

(( eciezlljMr.Roger)

withWhom

you

have

domed

hould

not

have

aid

Gmethin ofit 'onto you? '

Kaej.NoindeedCoumhan'tthey,i

thispleaure

be o

great,asyouay,the_y

have

not

had

thecharity

tocommuni

:ate

it

to

me.

.

-

.

Frank.



( 7

' >

Frank;

'What

do

you st ill elauht ofthe

=

ſ weetne s

of it?

it i:

the

mo

overaigrz

pleaure

We

poor

Mortal;

injoy;

hat

I

aolmire Mr.

Roger, whomallthe World

thin/zi-

in

lo-ue whichyou did

near

peak

of it nnta

you; ſ urelyyou do not

anwer

his

aection,

Katy.

(6)TrulyCoun,youaremuch

miaken,for

hehimelcankdeny,but

. whenhe ighsandbemoanshimelf

in

mypre ence, I (fathom

'being

the

cau e

thereof)

pity

him,

ask

him

what

heailes, and

hould

begladwithallmy

heart

if[could

give

him

anyea i: P

ſ ſ Frank. Oh,now]beginto underand

where

the

ſ hooe wring:you hath,

why do

notyoutell

him (when

hepro erhhe

lovesyon) that

youal o have

a

lzlndne

forzhim?

Katy.

Why

ol

would,

if

I

thought

it

would

do

him

any

good,

but

ince

Iknowit is to

no

purpoe, hadnotI

better

holdmyeace? _

Frank.AlasChild, Ican hatpizythee,

34 And



(33

.

and/lo) misfortune,

for thou had ?

but

-

hewe omea ection

tohim,

hewouldwit/o

outdoubthave

informedthee

of

'hisplat-

urew:arenowtalking-of.

Kaq.PritheeCou in,

how-canthat

be, mu aMaidof,

nece ſ itzv

lovea *

man

before

hecan

attain

to

this

plea

iizre, methinks, l mayloveMr.Rage' '

and

manymenel e,

and

yet

not

enjoy

>

dilYPl Zl-'lll' ln it? -

Frank.

Ter, [ i t

you

me)you fool

you,

i

people

onl)

look

a'

one-'nother

,

but

theremu befeeling in the ea e too.

Katy.

Why,

how

many

times

have

-l touehcdhim,

and

yet fi nd no ſ uch

_plea urein_

it

. >

F

rank.

Ter,yon-youhavetouchedbie

float/is,

butjonkould

hewehandlrdome

t-C-ing

el e i '

Hem.DearCouimexpoundyour

-

ſ elf

more

clearly

unto

me

,

I.

un,

detand-notin the lea what all

this dicoure tendsmtell me

therefore-in

plain

Engli h , what

-

.

mu,

l



(9)

mu

I do to attain to this

plea-Q

ure

a

F

rank.

(7)

Whythen

in

hort,

'tzlethz-Zr,

ayoungManandaMaidoan withouta

nyco- ortrouble

give

one

another

tho

greate t. plea ureimaginable.

Katy.

Oh,

goodCoun,

whatamind

haveI to

know

whatthis

pleaure

is,

andhowtoenjoy

it

e -

Frank. Benot

to

hayandyou hall

a

know

all, did

you

ne-vrr ſ eea

nakedmani?

Katy.

_I

never

awa

man

in

my

ife,

I

have ten littleboyes arknaked?

Frank. (8)No,'.thatiwill

not

do,

the

young

Manmu t' be Sixteen or Sat/m

teenyearold, and

the

MaidFourtoenor

_

Ftfteen.

.

Katy. lf theymu be

' ſ o

bigtruly

then]never ſ awany. - a

Frank. Dear Coan, [lowethee too

wcll

to

keep

thee

longer

in

ignorance,

did

you never

ee

a

manatpt s andther/sing

withwhichhep coh9

Katy,Yesonce

I

awamanpisa

gain -a

Wall,who

held omethingin'

hlS

B

5

_

hand,



( 10 )

hand, ctbut l could notimagine what

it

was,(9)

hgceing

me

look

at

him

turnedhim elf

towards

me,and

then

thethinghehadin his hand, appear

edtobe

like

awhite

hogspudding

of

a

reaonable

length,whichwasjoyned

to

his

Body,

which

made

me

admire

I

hadnotthelike.

Frank.

And

o

muchthe

hezterjon

Fool, for jot'

had,

it

WMnot

pa ſ i

hie foryou to receive the pleaure we

are

now

a

tal/zing

of.

But

I

am

owgoing to tell

you

thinge'

which

uvili eema great' dealmore rangeun.

to you.

Katy. iYou oblige mein nitelzr,

but

pray fi r inform

me,

if

this

pleaure is

ingular, thatnonebutayoungMan

anda

Maid

canpartake

thereof.

Frank. No uch matter' (\0) all

People

of

all

rank;

and

degree:

par

ticipate

therein,

evenfrom the King

to

the

Cohler , from the Qeeen

to

the Scnliiun

Wench, in hort,



_ ( 11 )

azerhalf of the

WorldFather

the

a?

t er. \

Katy.

This

di cour e

is

Hebrew

t'o

me,but is therenodierence

in

this

pleaure? _

a Ftank.

Tesmarry is

there, Hashand:

andWi-ues take ome'p[:a nre, hat the]

are

generallyclajtd

with it,

andthert

fore, ometime:th:PVtfe, oftentime: the

Hmhandhair ameVz/arier irla havinga

hit in

acorner,

anfor

exampe,

your

Fa

ther

had

often

his

pleaure

of

jom'

Maid

Servant

Margaret,

whomthereforeyour

Motherwhzn ſ hepercei-zud igtnrnedher

away,

and

made ſ uch a clatter ahout

fotherday,

and

jet,

who

know:hut

your

Mother

her hlf

,

who

is

jet

indi ff ſ i creazt

handome, ma)nothavean

Itchingat [7- 7

Tail,

and

have

ome

privatefriend

to

rah

zt. '

a

Katy.

Of

that

matter

l

know

-no

thing, but

whatmeanyoupray' by

Peronsof(Llality 2

Frankct. Oh, therei: thecreamofthe

fr, theyare

young

Gentlementhat

fl y

2;



(rid

ballgame; (Londoniofullofthem)

nei

therMaid, Wife or I/Vidaut can e cape,

them,

pro-vided

they be

tolerable

hand-

3

ome,and

that their faces:

(

according

to . - ,

thePro-z/erb

) will makeaacefor

t eir,

Aret.

Neitherwantthe eyoung

parkr :

imployment,

forthe

Townjo

newerempty >

of

the -

hind

ucking

Female:

5.

gene-t_

ral

both. Sexe:

uck,

and

that

ſ o

pro

mtjiuoujly

at Jnce

i: accountedno

ſ ing

forthey pu ſ ſ t it of withaJe , ayingio. =ethe; thetopoftheirpricklook

redder,

_

If

they

dipſ ſ it

in

their

own

Blood.

= i

Katy-Becau eIamotMarried,let -

ustalk

of

youngMenandMaids.

Frank.(1I-)

Wh

, young_Men

and

jllaids

take

_the

mo

pleaure

,

becau e

,

they are

in

their rengthandyouth

, _

which

is the eaon proper,

forthe e de-_

light:

z but

with

which Sex ſ hall 1

be-_

gon.

Katy. Ifyouplea e- let. it be with.

themen.

Frankg

-



(

13. )

Frank.

But it ſ o then, you

mnthere-i

fore

know,

the

Thing

with

which

e: Alein'

r a y s .

Plſ i fl ſ ſ eth

is cnlledn

Prich

:

Kntj,Oh

Lord

Coz,

you

Swear?

Frank. Fi h, you nre

our]nice,

ſ on

aremindedto hear ſ uchDi cour e, _ yon

mu not

he e Scrnpnlom. i

Kottj,

l

am

contented,

peak

what

you

will.

*

Frank, (12) I

mu t'

nfethevcr)words'

withoutMincing, Cnnt,Arfezfric/Q, Bol

locks,

See, _,

Knt), lamcontented, .

Frank,

'Thenlet

metell

on,

the

Thing

with

which4Manij c-r , isrmetimes

call'd

aPric/e, ometimesaTar e, fome

timesn

Mans,

Yard,

and

other

innnmern

hieNames, it hangs

down

fromthehottom

oftheir BeIIys/i/(ea CowsThe', hntmuch'

longer,

and

is

ahoxtthe

placewhere

the

Slit, of onrCunt is throughwhich We

Koty, Ohrange

Frank.(1

3)

Be idesthe]

haveTwo

little

Ball: madenpnin a

Skin ome-ting

like

-

- _

a



( 14 ' )

aPur e, the e we'call Bo/locks, the)- are

notmuchunlikeourSpanihOlives, and

abovethem,

which

add:

4

great

Grace

to

this

NobleM.mber Grows a ſ ort of

Down)Hair, at

doth

aboutour

Cunts.

Katy, l verywell

apprehend

what

youay,

but

to

what

purpoe

have

men

allthee

things,

ure

they

erveto

ome

other

u e

beides

Pi mg?

.

Frank. Tes

marrydoes

it,

for

it in this

'very thingwhichgivethaWoman

the

de-_

light

I

all

this

While

have

been

tal/(ing

of.

(I4)

For

when

aYoung

Manhath

a

kind

ne s

foraMaid, hekneel:

doWn before

her

(whenhehathgottenheralone) tells her

hee 'eems

her

above

all

the

l/Vorld,

and

begsofherto anwer

hie

Love; her

lenoecontinues,andhelooksuponhimwith

languihing yes, heu ually

takescourage,

throwsherbackwards, ingsupherCoats

and

Smock,

lets

fall

hie

Brooches, opens

her

Legs, and

thru s

his Tareinto her

Cunt (which it the placethrou hwhich

ſ hePieth) lu ily therein, Rubingit ,

whichis thegreate

plea ure

imaginable.

Katj,



( 15 )

Katj,

Lord Cou in , what

range

thingsdoyoutellme,buthowtheDuce

doth

he

get

in

that

thing

which

eems

tobe olimber

andſ oft,

ure'he

mu

needs

cramt 'm

with

his

Fingers?

Frank. (

1

5)

Oh,

thanartanignorant

Girl

indeed,

when

a

man

hath

a

Backing

Job

to do, his

Priekis notthen

limber,

but

appears

quiteanotherthing, it is halfae

biganda;longagain 4' itwa:before, it is

al o

asiasaake,

and

when

it'sand

ingfo

the

skin

on

the

Head

come:

back,

andit appears like a

ver)

largeHeart

Cherry.

Katj.Sowhen

the

Man'sPrick

ands,

he

thru s

it

into

the

Wenches

Hole.

Frank-

(16) Imarry

doe: he, but it

co:

him

ome

pain:to thru it in, the

Wenchbe raight,

but

thatis

nothing

ifhe

be

a

truemettel'dBlade, b) littleandlit

tle

he

will

get

it

in

though

he

weat

ound

I] forit, b)( doingof this the Wenchfeel:

her Cnnt

retch

formally,

which

mnl

of

neceit]pleaeher, eeingheRnb:and'ick

et

the

Edge:

ofit

in

that

Manner.

-

- * Katy



little

(

16

)

_

Kat),

Formy

part]

hould

think

it_

wouldrhurtones i V

Frank.

Tou

are

miaken',

indeed

at'

fi r it makesones Cuntalittle ſ ore, hat'

after

oneisa

little u ed ro it, it ' iekleth

andRuhheth

in ſ uchmanner,

as

it

yieldeth

thegreate content andpleaure

in

the

IVorld.

_

, Katj.

Whatcall

you

theWenches'

Thing?

Frank. Inplain Englih'it is

called

a

Cunt,

though

they

out

of

an

aected

mo-

.

de l]

mictnce

the

Word,

call

it

a

7 iwot,

and

'Twenty

uch

kind

of

Names,Whenaman

thru s

his Prick

into

a

Womans

Cunr,

it

is

calledFucking,

But

pra)

do'nt

talkof

ſ uch

kind

of

things

hefore

Companyfor

they'

will call ou

animmzde hand]Wench,

and

chi e ourt.

Katj.Let

me

alone

tokeep

myown

Councel. But

ill

Iam

not

atised,

howa

man

can

gethis

greatTareinto.

a

WenchesCunt. _

Frgik.

So ſ oonaswe'he

hathput

it a

- soher CuntHeightthrusWith

.

his

r



-4

<

17 ') >

his

Arebackward:

andforwards,

andth:

Wench

too

i:myharitable

in

helpinghim,

ſ o

that

&tum-en

them

bath

the]

amgct

it

up'atheHead,andallthewhilet 'zcMm

is Rigling

his

Arc,

th:

Wench i: ex?

trcaml) ding/and.

Katy.

1

warrant,

he

nevcr

holds

his

Ar i: ffi ll. .

Frank. No, be

st ill keep: on 'bra

a .

ay.

Bythis means

I perceive he

oon

gets

in.

Frank.

Forexample look upon

m,

andeeLow

I

maw,

myAre, ju

ſ odo'be

'm-

m'zcn

'byFueka',

and

all

'be

time

be

i:

at

i',

'be

V'omzm

[LZZJ

withhim, [myhim, and þ ſ ſ ctbL'm ,

ruck:his

Ar:

and

Codx, call:

ln'm

her

Dear, be'Low:x

Im-

Soul, and

allthis

While

heis

dyingalmo with

pleaure;

feeling

his

Prick

t/am

up

ſ o

full;

into

herB'uir. -

[0117.

_ Good

Cou n, you peak'ſ i)

feelingof

this pleaure,

thatI have_a

grpatmindrobetryingthe port, ure3:

1



. 18:)

it be

as

you

ay,

aYoung

Wench

cannot

butlovethe

man

thatgNesher

omuch

delight,

but

have

not

the

men

their

pleaure

too?

Frank. Tes,

Ter,

that': e.. il)rperte.'7/

ed, the) being

almo'madWithdelight,

for

When

the

are

at

the

j ort

the)-

er]

,

- >

DearRaging]dye

(ighing'and breath-'

inghort) ſ a ing, WhereamI,

andneh

amoromwords, notwithandingtheWg7_

man; leafare is greater than the many,

beean

e

he

i:

not

only

pleaed

with

her

onm

Free/zing,

bntal o hath

the atisfactionof

perceivingherGallant ſ o extrea'nl) de

lighted.

Katy,Youpeak

a

great

deal

oRea

, ſ on,

ure

ince

they

have o good port;*

theWenchesareloathto

let

themen

get

oo

them,formypartwere-it

myae,

lhouldbe

veryunwillingto

let

thePrick

out

of

my

unt,

ſ ince

it

is

thecau eof uchpleaure. -

Frank. Phoo,

but

thatcan't

be.

Katj.

Whyo?

Frale



(19

) e

Re alittlehefore onhegin another.

Kat),

Ithoug

t

it had

laed

as

long

asone

pleaed,

and

that

therewasno

L

morein it

thanthrtling

inthe

Prick.

i * Frank.

Therein

you.are

miaken,

'tis

hetter

as

it is

,

for

were

it

otherwi e

we

hould

nothe o

happy

_

Kar)

Praydemon rate

all th1s ln

trigueofFuckinguntome,howthey

- end

andbeginagain

afre h,andwhatis

the

natural

Reaon

why

the

Prick-being

ſ imthe

Cunt, houldigi-ve

ſ uch

delight,

andwhyhould not

ones-Finger

yielda

Wenchthe

like

pleaure.

Frank.

Lien

then

(zo)

A

rick

hatha fi ne[oft loo e skin, whichthough

the Wenchtake it in

her

Hand,when

it is loo e andlank, will oongrowndhe lled: 'Tis full ofNervesand

Grt les,

the

Head

of

the

Prick

is

com

poundedof neRedfl eh, muchlike

a large Heart Cherry , as alread]I

havetoldyou,

over

this

Headis

aCap

of

Skin which jlips

hackwards

whzn

t

e

L .

p .

Frank,When

one

Boutis danegopmu



( 20 )

when

thePride ands,underneaththere

2 2 : apipe which wells like a

great

vain,

andcomestothe

head

ofthePride,whereis

malllit or orifice; as for the Womans

Cant, Iknownotwhatit is within, hat

Iam

told

it 1 2 : nothingbutaPrick

tum

ed

inwards

5

now

when

a

Pritk

is

thrall'

in

to aCum,the cap

of

kinwhich1heare

pclc; of, andis calledthe repuce lips

bach

wards. Thi ix zin orneNaionsMheJew;

and

Tarhscut

o

(calling

it Circumcion)

now

as

1

told

you,

thi:

Prick

rubbing

up

and

dawn

inaGaunt, rivet-Pith: pleaure

'we have

thm 'long di conrfedofhathto

ill-mandWoman. In ne, whatwith

rubbing

and

hx ng

an

hath

ſ ides

their

mcmhers

begin

to

Itch

and

Folds; at

la the

eedcomes

through

certain raight

pxiges, whichmake:

them

haketheir

Aresfa/Zer , and the plea ure comes.

more

and

more

upon

thcm,(z

I)

at

la

the

feed

ranter.withthatdilighuntaathem

,

that it puts them in a Trance. The

ſ tcdofthe manisofctathickwhite clamm]

nhctancc.



( 2 I )

Lfah ance like

ſ uet,

thatofaWomactn

thin4

ner

andof ared

color, marle,

awoman

ma

pend

twice

or

thrice

to

a

mans

once,

ZfZB he any

timelongat

it ,

omeWo

dnm

havean art

..of holding the

Topsof

their

Cnnts,

thattheycan let, whenthe

plea e,

andswillay-tillthe

man

penjs,

which

is

a

Wat

atisfaflion

to

them

hath.

t

Katy.

Youdecribethis

pleaureto

'be

otwexceve,

that

it

putsmexinto

admiration,butafterall,

whatdo

they

dowhen

they

have

both

pent

. ?

Frank.(22)Thenthey are atea efor

a little while, andthePrickwhichat fi r

ooddo' do' aStake, come:out

theCnntpitifullyhangingdownits

he

._

_

Katy.

Iwonder

at

all

this,

but

ha'nt

, theyamindtofothertouch

Frank.

Tes, withplayinvhandlin

and

lging,

the

Prick

ands

again, an

then

they ickitin

again

andhave

the

ame

Off.

I?Katy.Butwhen-the-Prickis down,

canaWenchmake,

it st and

again 2

rank,

er)

ea ily, 'giehatgently rich

.

w,

.

ping



( T? )

_ 1

hing it inher hand, ifthoudld lhatknow

(23) thevirtueofaWencheshand, and

how

capahle

tis

of?

giving

plea ure

to

a

man thouwoulde notwonderat it.

K,aty. Pray

Couin,

ſ ince you have

takenthepainsto

inructme

thus

far,

leavemenotin any

ignorance,

and

therefore

inform

me

how

this

matter

is compleated 2 i

Frank.Inoort, 'tisthm,itoftenhap

pensacouple of youngloversmeetin omelace,

where

theyhavenottheconvenience

strengthe]therefore onlykiaandroul

theirtonguesinoneanother:mouths, this

'tickleth

their

lips andprovokesthe

youth

ſ o, thatitmakeshis

Prick.

and,

he]

ſ l-ill

continuing

kij ing,

andit

not

heing

a

convenientplacetoJfuck

in, he

ealshis

hhithdpi-iZ-'ZZ

makes

the

man

pend

in

herhand.

Kat He daywhatmuaWo

manoh'necei itykiiowallthe e things?

rank,

Tes, andagreatdealmomfor

- after



(23)

lafteralittle

repoe

the]

trl-ranother con

*

-

clu ion

to plea e

one

another.

Katj.

What

another.

Frank. (2;) Tes, another, ſ hehegins

to roakiscoddes,

liding

thembetween

K

her ngers,

then he

handle:

hikButtocks

- andThighs, andtakeshim h] the Prick

again,

which

certainly

is

no

mall

delight

3

unto

him, * ſ i ' a f te - r

all

whatwillyouſ ay

ſ he

et

upon

himin eadofhis

getting

upon

her, which1a ſ ure

you

plea esthe

manbe

yondan]

thing?

Kat), (26)Youtellmeofvariety

of

plcahrcs, howhallIdotoremem

berthem,howis it ſ ayyou

doth

the

Woman

ucktheman-

_ '

Frank. Thatis whenheſ iljesdownhack

ward,andthe

Woman

gets a rideupon

him

, and

riggles

her

Are

upon hik

Pride.

Katj. Thafs anewway,

it

eems

this

pleaureha s

many

poures.

Frank.

Tes,

abom-

aHundred,

have

you

hat

a

little patience

andI

will telljou

themall.

Katj



'Katy. ſ Whys

the

manmoreplea ed,

whentheWoman

Fucks

him,then

when

he

ucks

her.

.

Frank.Becau e

at

tZs o

charitahlect

'to

takethepainsandlahorupon her, which

otherwiehadfallento his hare.

Katy.Heis muchbeholdingto her.

Frank.

Keally

ſ o

he

is,

for

he

lies

un

der, receives thepleaureandtakesno

pains,whil hereagernefsatthe ſ poi-'t

make:her weattill it dropsagain.

Katy.

My

ancy

is

ſ o

extreamly

rai

ſ edbyyourverytelling me'howhe

beirsher el , that Iamalmo mad

tobe

atit.

Frank.

Ihave a great

dealmoreto

*

tell

you,

hut

let

m

make

no

more

ha

then

goodpeed,forhy alittleand-alittleyou

will oonlearn all,

Katy.[amverywell

ſ atis ed,

but

methinks

I

'would

fain

know

what

makesmyCumtch 0(epecially

in

the

night)

that[cannottake

any

re for

rumbling

androlling, praycanyoutell

me

whatwill

prevent

itg

Frank,



( 73 )

Frfank. ſ ſ i(27) Tou 'me

go:jot;aze

fa )- Tare

to

rub

it,

andmu

ickit in

to

your

Cum,

bztifjonhave

it

not

read),

' jonmu rub

your

Cum

ou nſ i dl )

wzt/z/your

- nger,andthat

willgive

jon

ome

ea e.

Kzt), How

ay

youwithmy

nger?

I

cannot

imagine

how

that

Can

be?

i -Frank. To:with

your

nger,

thru

ing it 'into

your

Cum,and

rubbing

it

thou. .

fK-zty. Hebe ſ ure nottoforgetthis

Way

'you

tell

me

of; butdid

riot

you

tellmeyou ometimesreceivedagreat

dealof uckingplea ure.

Frank. To:man]

did

I,

I

have

a

ucking'Friqndin a corner, whowims

memftenMIboweamind

to

it, and

I

tow

bimkxrroamt]for it, _

forty.

Trulyhedeervesit

ifheplea l

- ethyou

o

much,but is yourpleaure .

and

atisfaction

ib

great.

*

de:my lyeplezzotbme own .

lazy.Buthow_ hall I

get

ucha uck

_ ingFriend?

_ C

Franki

Frank.

Irelljou, [am

[wagesbe



(26)

ſ i ſ i Frank, Why,youmu

he[mo get

onethatlovesyou, andonethat

wl/Znot

hlah,

hat

keep

your

Connezl.

Katy. Doyouknowanybody

l

- couldtru in an

aair

of

this

na

ture?

.

Frank.

I

cannotpitchupon any-whom

I

think

tter

for

your

turn

than

Mr.

Roger, he lo-uesyon very well, andis a

handfomeyoung

Fellow,

hatha

good

jan

temien

os

neither

too

fat

or too

lean ,

hath

a

good

sHn,

rong

and

well

fet

Limbs;

be ides,

[aminformedhy

tho e that[enow

it,

he

hath

a

wingingTarfe

andStones,

andhisa ronghackto furni h oreof

feed; in hort, he zls exactly cut outfor

a

good

Womans

Man.

_

Katy. (29) I long tobe-dabling,

but iLlIamfraidthereis omeharm

mt.

Frank.

Why,

you

ſ ee

[am

not

the

wore

forit

hameto boot. .

France: ſ on need no; he half ſ o ſ em

pulom,

Kay. Oh, bute'nt it a ſ in anda

1

i

i

i

i



( '27

)

Ipnlons, I

warrant

jon Air.Roger(an

farewellandnot er) roa ' meat, neither

i

V

dares'

he

betra]

jon

for

fear

of

lea ing

' yourkindne s andhis oWn

Reparation.

=Kat].- (zo)

But

if it hould

be

ones

fortune

to

beMarriedafter,

amafraid

my

Husband

will

not

eeem

or

care

for

me,

ifhe

perceivesany

ſ uchmat

ter.

Fank.

Youneednottake

ſ o

macheare

beforehand,

be ides, When

it comes

to

that,

let

me

alone

to

tell

jot'

awa]

that

he

hall

neuerperceiveit.

Katy. (zx) But, ifl

hould

be

vfoundoutmyreputation is for ever

o.

Fank. 'Tis athingdone with ſ omnth

Privaey, thatit is impo ſ ible to be known,

andjetever] bodyalmo dothit 5 Na]

if

the

ParentsthemelvesPerceiveit,

they

will

[a]

nothing

bnt

pat

o

their

craekt

Danght

er, to one

Cocks-combor

another.

Katj. (32) But they can't hideit

fromGod,

who ees andknowsall

things.

-

_

C. z Frank-t



( 28)

ff

='Franl<.

God who ſ ees andhimall

vthings

will ſ aynothing, ht ides, 1cannot

think

leacheryajin,

Iam

ure

ifWomen

govern'dtheWorldandtheChurchaemen '

do, youwouldoon fi ndtheyWould

ac

count

fuckin

ſ o

lawful,

as it

houldnot

he

accounte

a

ſ di demeanor.

_ Katy.(3z)lwondermenhouldbeo

rigorous

again

athingthey

love

ſ o

well. _

- Frank.Onl \ or earo ivin tomuch

'lihertyto

the

VVZ'ZE'ZZ

'vh egl e

Wild

chal

lenge the ameliherty with them,

hutct'n

ne, Wewznkatone anothersfaults, and

do

not

think Wl'Ulng ahainoue

ſ in, and

Were

it

not

for

fear

of

great

Bellys,

it

werepo fl hle

wiving

Wouldhe

much

more

.

u edthen

now

it is.

-

Katy.

Thenyou

carcethink

anyho

ne.

F

ank.

No

eally,

(3

4)

forhad

not

we

hotter

enjoy

our

plea ures,

then

he

hard

thought

on

fornothing,

for]

mu '

confe s

the e

are

omeo

unhappy-Via to he

hardcen-

fared

without

a

cau e,

which

isthe

Worjz

' lnc



( 29

)

luckcan

befall

one; Were intho e Pcoi

ple: condition,

if

I could

not

st op

Peoplx

mouths, 1Woulddz er-ve the Wor ' that

could

he

ſ aid of me,

and

o

havefome

thingfor'ny-&lane . -

Kaq.

You

ay

very

well,

and

truly

l

did

notcarehowhonl

partedwith -

my

Maiden-head, provided] might:

havemyelly'fullof uck, andno

bo

dy

bethewier,which]believemay

ea ily

be

done,

if

according

to

your

adw

vice ome

di creet

young Fellow

be

imployedinmanagementofthis ſ ecree

aair?

-

,

Frank.

(3

ſ )

Ton

cannot

imagine

the

fatiefactionyou will take, when oncejoye

have<gotten a foes/(ing Friend ttedfor

your

purpo e,

whoM

willorder it ſ hallhe

wife enoughtokeepyour- corne, howman)

Girler

do

you

datl]

meet

with,

who

pas

forwertaom:Wenohes, at the e yonmay



( 30'

)

Chrzrehand

condemning

the

lewo

theAy,

'his will

ger' theea-Rep;

among

all

ſ orts

of

People,

and

t

private

ucking

thou Wilt' attain

<

kind

ofcondence,

whiehiomuchwe

to

mo

of

ourEngl:

Ladies;

forfc

hone l now adaysbutoome heazy

Lfuts,

and

after

all,

if

thou

bel.

th; a:

I

wall order, 'tis

athou

to

one but fi nnes wealth]Fool

will

to thy-laft, andjllaxrrythee, cfrert

tho'

uje

carry

on

th]

dgos,

order iwatemeetings withthyf'

Frio

, who

willfecml;[wi-ne thers

give

thee all

the gu la ofplea ure

if

nable.

Kegy.

(

36)

Lord

Cou imwhat

a

py

Womanareyou,

'andwhatag

dealoftimehave

I already

lo,

praytellme,howmu i playmyC

for

without

your

a ance

l

ſ he

ver attain to what: l

ſ o

muc

fi re.

Frank. Iſ ile endea-zzor-to help)

Ofthemire, butyoumtlfrar



- * \ , _

c ar)

me,

which of

your

lover: jot' mofl -'eſ ſ - a

eem.

Kat),

To

be

ingenious

then,

[love

Mr;Rag-er

be.

Frank. Thenre olve

to

thinkofnohody

el ſ e, formypart[think

him

aver] dz ſ creeltj

youngGentleman. - _ ,

._Kat)r.

But,

Iamahamedto

break

theIce andask the

lea

kindnesof

him.

_ , '

Frank.

Letmealone todothat, 'holt

when

you

hav:

had

the

great

plea ure

of

ucking,youmailo ordermatters, that,

you mayhxvefrequent meetings, for

when once 'yonhavetaedtheforhidden

fruit, your'Teeth Will he rdngeht

an

edge

after

it.

Kat), I warrantyou, youhave o

ſ ired mewith yourRelations, thatI

think

it

evenyears till Iamatthe

ort.

.

Frank.

The

onetjjon

do

it, thehet

ter

will

Mr.

Rogervi ityouto day.

Katy, Cou in, I expect:himevery

minute,

Frank.

_



(31

) '

Frank. Withoutunyrmoreadotheme-the

this fi r

opportunity, fora

fairer

can ne

ver

pra/ent,

your

Mother

and

Father

are

\

intheCountry

and

comenothometo m'

he,

no creature in the hou e 'hat the hldid ,

when:joyme)ea ſ i ly hu

h?

alsout

omem:

plojment, andletmealon:to doyourer.

'mnd

to

Mr.

Roger,

and

to

tell

all

Peo

ple

tth

mayinquirefor

jeu, thst

you

aregoneahroad, here- ſ ir a

hcdtrthe

put-look, on whichhe will'certainlyfurh

jay

when

he

corner.

Katj. DearCou in,

[amat

mvwits

ered,

but

mu

l

lethimdowhathe

will'

withme.

F'mnk. ſ

man]

'omit you ,

he

wilL

thru t Prz'ek

into

thy

Cunt,

and

give

theeaWorldofdelight.

Katj.

Well, but

what

mu

l do

then to

have

as-muchpleaure

as

you

have. -

Frank.

Tou

fool

you,

I

tell

you

he'l

how-you.

Katj.Excu emyignorance,andCou

fi n

topas

away

Thetimetill he

comes,



( 33 )

praytellmewhatyour

Husband

doth

to

'youwhenhe

lyes

with

you, for I

would

not

willingly

altogether

appear

z Novice, whenI ſ hall arriveto

that

'eat

happines

ofbeing

ucked.

Frank.

(z7) That 1.

will withalmy

rt, butyoumu knowthattheplea ure

uekingek

joyned

irzith

a

Thou and

other

earments,

which

in nitely

add

to the

J ie ion, onenightaboveall therc ,my

band

beingon

the

merrypin,

hewed

i zurymanypritty pranks, ivhieh be

'knew

not, and

whichtruly

wereplea

nough.

zty. ..When fi r he accosyou

t . dothhe ayanddountoyou.

ank.

(z8)

[will

briey

tell

you

all,

he come:

up a, private

pairof lairs

e,

whenall

the

Hou holdisin Bed,

ls

me ometimes a ſ leſ ſ ep and ome

awake,

to

loo e

no

time,

he

un

:h himeſ , comesandlyes downby

when _

he

begins

to be

warmhe

i: handson

myBreas,

nding

me

* , he

tells me

he

is

ſ o, weary

vrith.

C

5

walking



. (_34)

Wakingfromplace to place

all

daylong,

thatheis

ſ carce able

to

st ir,

st ill feel

ing

and

roahing

my

Breas

,

calling

medear

Regne,

andtelling mehowhap

Fyhe z' e

inme;

I

therenPon pretending

modellyay, dear

heart, I

am

leepy,pray

lzt

me

alone,

he

not

atittd

with

'thatz

ill

his

handdown to the bottomofmy

lely,

andhandleththe heel

ofmyCum,

whichhe

rubbeth

With his' ngers', then

he ki ſ e-th me,

andputs

his 'Tonguein

to

myMonth

delicater

rowling

it

a

bout, afterwards

he

roaktmy mooth

Thighs, Cnnt, Belly

andBreas, tie/(et

theNipplesof

my

Brea

in

his

jItath,

doing all he can

to

content himelf,

make:metake

o

my

Smockandview:

meall over ,

then

he make:megra

hit Prick

,

takes

me

in hie

Arms

and ſ o we roal

one

o-o'er another ,

ometime;

ſ

am

nppcrmo

,

ome

times

he , then

he

put: his

Prieh

in

tomyhandagain ,

ometimes

hethra:

it between

my

Thighs ,

ometimes

be

'mapnmuRent-ache, vuhhin/r meCum?



a

'on

>'*



. _. . \ } _ 7 _

npatszaool,

and

When'he

is

in

haft

he

P

'ſ i

1

of

(3'5)

withthe

top

of

it,

whichmakesmemad

for

hen/ing, then

heowethm]Eyes ,

Month

and

Cnnt,

thenzealling

me

his

Dear',

his Love, his Soul, hegetsupon

me, i

thru ting

his ſ ixe

anding

Tare

in

tom]Cane, andto_ourmutualfatisfa

ction

he

facksmeontlj.

\

.

Katy.

And

are

not

you

mightily

pleaedat it.

Frank.Howcanyouimagineotherwi e

(z9e)

you

ma]ee there

are

more

waysthen

one

topata

lric/'ginto

a

Cnnt,

ometimes

m)- Hmtiandgcts

npon me, ometimes

I

got

tipon

him,

ometimes

we

do it

ide-i

Ways,'ometimes

kneeling, ometimescro s

, zrajs, ometimes

lzaehvards, as

if' Iwere

'to take

a

Glter,

ometimes

l/Vheelhar

,roW._-, - with one

leg

upon

his

(iron/ders ,

ometimeswedo it on

onr

feet,

fi x fi i c tlhmnct ſ

throws

'ne

npon

a

Form

,

Chair

or

Floor, andfne/(s mela ily,

all rhz e

Waysaord e-veraLandvariety ofplea.

fares, hie Priekentering

m]

Canrmore

or lejfgandinadzerentmanner,according

-

to



_ <

36- )

tothepoureweFne/zin, int/Je

del]time

he

oftenmake;

meoopdawn

with

m)bend

amn

between

m]

Leggt/vrow-ingm]

Coat:

bac/Qvnrdtoverm]

Head, he

con iders

me

in thatpoure, andhaving

ecuredthe

Door

t/mtweare not

urprized,

and

make:

a z ſ gn

wit/a

[ a t / ſ i x Fingerthat

Iin

notfront/an:poure,

t/aen be rnnsnt

me

with n anding Prick, and uck;

mebrzctakl), andlantn often proteedto

me

hemkex

morepleaurethis ma)than

an]

othert

'

Kzzt

. Ths

la way

of

Fuckitug

as

are

al

others, (withoutdoubt)

mu

-

beextream pleaant, andnow very

wellccmprehend

all

you

ay

unto

me,

and ncethereis nomorein it, than

downrightputtg-i-nga PrickintoaCunt

(though

in

divers

poures) methinks,

I

could

fi nd

-out.

omenew.

ways

be

ſ ides'

thoe

you

tell

me

f',

For

-y0u

knoweevery

BodiesFancyvaries,

but

letusnowtalk- ofthatpleaantNight

youhadwith

your

Husband in

which

he

pleaedyou

oextreamly.

_

3 1 ' ,

Frank.

I



\'



ſ 37 >

Ftank.

Whythat was

hut

ecrda),

inzthzkRelation

IhalltellyoumanjLowe

Thries

which

are

common

to

m,

who

dajl] enjo] them,

you

mu hnowI

had

not eenmyHuthandin Twodaw, whch

made

mealmo out ofmyWits,

when

tovrard

Twelve

aClothla NightI ſ aw

him

eal

into m)Chamher, withaliztle

DarkLanthorn in his

Hand,

hebrought

underhis

Coat

Sweet-meats, Wine, and

ſ uch st a to ReIizſ i/h oyrMonths, and

Raie

our

Leachery.

KatpTis

needles

to

ask

you

whe

ther

the

Apparition pleasdyou.

Frank. Hefoundme

in ſ ſ m ]

Petticaat,

forlwasnot.thenaBed, which ha -il)

throiving

up

,

he

ung

me

hac/(xvards

on

theBed, andwitha andingTare,

Fuclzedmeon the ſ þ ot Iu il), bending

extreamly'in-th 'Two or ThreeThru s.

Kat.

Now

perceive

we

are

mo

pleaedwhentheSeedcomes,andwe

takethemo painswhenweperceive

it coming, andWeneverleave haking

ourArcstill

the

preciousLiquorcomes.

'Frank

l



( 38- l

Frank; (41) Afterthe

r'Fuck

I

went

to Bed,

andheundre ſ ed him elf,

.

I

'was

no ooner

laid

hat

I

fell

a

leep,

(forjot'

know

nothingprovolzes- leep

ſ o

mach

as.

Fat/ging) hat

hehnggingme,

andputting

his

Priekintom]Hand, oon

recovered

me

of

my

Drowines.

Katy.WhenaMansPrick

is once

drawn howlong

is it

before

it

can z

tandagain,

andhow

often

canaMan

Fuck

inoneNight.

Frank.

Ton

are-

always

interrnpting

me,

thafs

according

to the

Manyon

dealwith, ometimesthe

amemen

are

hetter

at it than other time:,

ome

can

Fuckand

fend twice withoutDicnnt

in

which leaeth

theWomanvzrmach,

£ > 7

ome

willFuck

Nine

or

Tentime; in a

Night, omeSeven

or

Eight, hatthat

is

too mnch,

Four

or Fiv:time:

in

aNight

l :

enough for any Reaonahle

Woman, s

tho e that do it

Two

or Three

timespend

more, andal o

receive

and givemore

'plea urethantho e thatdo it oftner. In

zoa'ca ſ e the Womans

Beant) help:

ver]

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(39)

Z ' N I E ' .

muchtoo ,

andmake: the

man

Fuclz4

tbte

or tn'o extraordinary,

hutuzin

other

pleaZre:

,

ſ o

in

thit

,

too

much

of

it it

ark

naught, andit

commonljpoil:

jot-m'

Lad:

and Paron:, Young

Lad:

hecau e

the]know

not

when

they have

enough,

andPar on: becau e

the]

zthink

they

ne

ſ h.:ll

haveenou

h,

hutthat

ma'

that

i Fnckt Night an

Morning

doth ver)

i

fairllr

he

hold it, thit

it

ſ iall Ican ſ ay

on this Suhject. But

you

haveinterrupt

_

ed

me,

and

l

know

not

where

[left

o .

Katj.

Youtold meas

you

were

going

to

ſ leep, he

put

his

anding

Prick

into

yourHand.

Frank. (4z)

Oh, Iremembernow, I

.

* feeli'n -it*

and

buxom

had

nomore

\

min

to

fl ee

,

but

hegan to

A?

mypart

aswellas

e, and

kept

touch

with

him,

;

[embracedhim,

and

laying

m)heel: on

l- his Shoulders,

we

tumhled ahout and

toed

all

the Cloath:o , it being

hot,

we

'were ofarfrom minding theirfalling,

thatWehath rippedo ſ u r elve: naked,

wecur-vered ahundredtime: onthe13'le

b



ſ ſ

he

ill

[loewing me.

his

luyTar e, which i

all this whilehemademehandle, and

d-d-

with

me

what

he

would.

At

la t

he

rowsall the. Room over withRo ebuds,

andnakedas Iwas, commandzd.

me

to

gather

them

up,

ſ o

that]turned

myel

in

all

orts

of

ponres

,

,which

he

eould

ea ily

perceive

by

the

Candlewhichburne.

edbright,

that done, herubbed

himelf

andmeall

over

withfeimy

e E ſ ence , .

andthenwebothwent

to

Bedandplayed

like

Two

Puppy-Dogs,

afterwards,

knecI-_

ing before

him,

hecon ideredmealle-um

withadmiration,

ometimes

he

co mmexd

edmyBelly , ometimes

my

Thighsand, U

Breats,

then

the

Nobs

of

my

Cunt, which'

hefoundplump

and andingout,

which

a

he

often

reaked, then

heconidered

my,

houldersand

Buttocks,

then

makingme

lean

with

myhands upon.theBed, he

gotaride

a

on,

me,

aad

made

me

carry;

him;

at

la he

gotome, andthru

_

his

Prick

into myCunt ſ , lideing

itdawn

myButtocks, Ihadno mindto let him

Fackme at fi r , but

hemade ſ uch__

-

i

m

moan

' s

l

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A

s



( 41 )

z i moan to me, that 1hadno hearttoden]

him,

he aidhetookagreatdealofplaa

fare

in

rubbing

the

Inde

of

m

Cunt

,

whichheded, often tle-rufling

Pt'iol;

tap to

theHead,then

uddsnl)pluck-Big

it outattain, 'bever e ofwr'oz'ch (.H) it

being [eke to

that

which

Bakersmake

when

'he

Knoed

their

Dew,

plea ed

me.

extream),

Katj. Butis it po ſ ible uchexce ſ ive

Lewdnc scouldplea e you? , _

-

Frank.

Wh)

not

when

one

laws

ano

'ber, the e things

are

very plea ant,

and

fer-ye

to pa ? annoy the timewithagreat

deal offatisfaction.

v

1017.

Procecd

then

i

you think

i t ?

convement.

,

*

Frank.When

he wasweary. of

' ick

Iing and

Fuckingme, Wewent

as

naked

d

WeWere

born to

the Fire

ſ ide-r, where

- whenweWereetdamn, Webegan todrink

aBottle of Hypocras-, and eat ome

SWeet-meats

, all thewhilewe

were

cata

ingandDrinking, which' did

much

Ke

-

us,

hedid

nothing

but

make

mue?

.

' _

0

ſ ſ T

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( 42-'3

ofme, toldmehed)edforloveofme,

andahnndred uch weet ayings, at

la t

I

tookpitt]

of

him

and

opened

m)

Thighs,

then

he

hamedmehi: anding Prick,

de iring meonl]

to

cover

the Head'ofit

withm]Cnnt,whichIgrantin;him,wel'ill

eaton, ometimesputting what:7 1wax

eatingon:ofmymonthintoon;atoth:r *

time:time:taking into m]vmonthWhat

henueeating. BeingWeary

of

thLz'

Po

tnreWebegan

another, and

afterthat

another,

vWeary of

thi

We-

Drank

Seven

or

Eightbrimmertof

Hypocrao, then

be

ing half

Elevated,

(4) he hew-edme

-

allmannerof Put/(ingway: andcon

vincedmethereWasatmuchqullinkeep

ing

Ttme

a

Backing,

ne

there

ma;

in

Mee-'

ick; to be hort, hehetvedmeallthe '

Ponresimaginable, andlad

me

hada

Room

hern;

withLooking-Glajs

to have *

beheld

tle

everaleaper

ire-wore

in

,

it

Would

have

been

the highet

of

content

ment.

Being

now-near

J'cttbs ed,

hehew

ed

meandmade

me

handle

all his

Mem-

hers, thenhe

felt

mine, Andla Ide- *

red



t'

'



(43>

' endhim' to makeanend, tookhim

be

the

Priekand

led

him

to

the

Bed

, and

throwing

m]

elf

Backrvards,

andpnfiing

him

upon

me,

hat/in bid'

I'rick

in m)

Hand,1guided) andghethru ' itintom]

Cnntup

to

the Top, thathemadethe

Bed

crael;

again,

I

thrning

in

duetime

ever)thing

was

in

motion,

hie Fricl;be

ing in as faras it wouldgo, hie Ben/lock:

hzat time

again the

Li s ofmCum.

Y'bconclnde, hetoldme e Woul gin:me

onemnd

Thrn

Whichbonld

Tii/(le

me

to the aw/e. 1

bid

him doon War/i,

[Ire-vided

he

made

ha .

All

this

while

w:calledone

anotherm)-Dear,m]Heart,

my

Soul,

m)-

Life,

Oh

what

'illyou

do,

praymakeha,

OhJ)e,

Ican

st ar

no

longer, Getjeugone, 1

can't

indure

it,

pra] makeha, pra]havedone quickly,

)on

Killme,

what hall Ido?

andKi

ing

me,

heajs,

Oh,'zow,

now,

then

(46)

giving

meahome

Thral

with

his

Tongue

inm]

Month

(Ithinlq'ng

m]

to be in

anotherWorld) I

felt

hitSeedcomefqnirt

ingup

warmandtom

ormble

into

m)

Boe '.



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44

- )

Body' Atwhich

moment

[o

ordered

my

bu ine s, at[kepttimewithhim,andnt:

bothpent

together,it':impo ible

totelljo

hottgreatour

plea ure

wax, andhowmet-'tl

aloar attltfactionzbutCare/in,hodyoabeen

there, itwould

have

made}'0'llaughto

ee

what

'um-in]

of

Face:

Were

made

in

the:

Action.

-

_

Katz.

I

mu needs

believe

what

you

ay, mcethevery- R-'elationYouhave-gi

venme

makes

me

mad'forHoreing,-in

plain

Englih

my

Cum:

ltcheth

lichildi

Fire,butwhatneedalltheepreparatio

ons,

l

'amfordownrightPrickingwith

outanymore

ado. -

F

rank.

That'syotlr

Ignorancc,

yon

know

not the delight

there it inHmbandingthra

pleaure,whieh

otherw ewouldbe hortand

oon

over.

Andnow

Ithink

on

it, ince

Mr.

Rogcr

will

uddenlybe here, Ithinkin

notamito

in l'rnfl'_you

a

little

more.

Katy. Yes, PrayCou m, ſ incewe

aregone 0far, leavenothinglmper

ſ ect,

and

I hallbe

bound

to

Prayfor:

you o longas I, live. - -

- Frank._



y



a'



(

45

) _ .

FrankL-'Toumu tknowthen there

an

athou andthitghts in Love,

before

We

come

to

ucking,

which

mu

he

had

in

their du:times

andplaces;

Asfor

ex

ample, Ki fi ngandPer/ingaretwo'Uch

goodpleaures, vthough 'huoh in eriorto

Backing: Letm peakofKijing,

there

is

the

Ki ſ ing

of

our

Breas

,

of'

ourMouths,ofourEjes, ofour

Face

,

thereisai o

the

Bitingor

clo e Ki ſ s',

with

Tongue in [Maur/9: -

The e

ſ everal

Ki/ es

aord

dierent

orts

of

plea ures,

and

are

Per]

goodto Pa ſ s' tiZne aWay:

Thedt'ltgbt

of

Stroakingand Feeling is asvarioue,

for-mer]Member

aords

a

new

kind

of'

plea ure, a

ne

whitehardRoundBrea'

fi IIsAtheHand,

and

makesamansPrtck

st andwith

the

'very ThoughtsoftheRe.

From

the BreasWe

de eendto the

Thighs,

is it not fi neto roaktWo moothplump

whiteThighs, like tWoPilZa-rs

of

Alahia

er,

thenyouide

yourHand

fromthem

r zo theButtocks, whicharequ'andhard,

thenCome

to

ane Belly,

andthenoe

to

aBraoeHair]Cunt, withaplumppen?

. ,

. .

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,

, ,

.

o



, .

( ' 46

) 4

ofred

Lips, icking

out

like

c t a

HensAe;

nowwhil theManplajswith'theWo

mans

Cunt,

opening

and

hutting

the

Lips

'ofit, withhis ngers, it

ma

es hiePriek

andas ffi easaStake

. -

thismember

ha's

*

al o

it's, e\yeral plea ures , ometimesit

de ires to be

in the Woman'shand,

ome

times

between

her

Thighs

and

Bnttocks,

and

ometimes

beNteen her

Breas, cer-

tainl]

'tis acgreat

dealof

atisfaction

for

Lovers

to

ſ ee

tho e the] areenamored

on

naked,

e peciall]

their

members

be

pro

portionable, and

nothingpro-uokes

leache

r] m'ore than la ci-vioue nakedpo 'ures ,

Wordscannot

expre s the

delight

Lo'z/ers

take

to ſ eeone another naked, What atin-

factien

then

have

they,

when

they

comeito

ucking

it being

the quinti ence

of allother

plea ures. A

oderate

Cunt

is

better

thenonetoo wideortoo little,butofthetwo

a-little

raight

Cunt

is

better

than

a

ab

b Wide

one,

[hawnone

ome

oftheela

brtofCunts, thatifa

man

hadanell

of

Priokthe]

Wotlldearee

feelit. Thereis

al oa<greatdealofplea urefrom

the

fi r'

thruing

;



ſ

'ThruingaPrickintoaCunttill thetime

ofpending,

andthe

port

he

end.d.

Fir

the

man:

ruhhing

his

Prick

up

anddown

theCumhole, thentheWomansWianand

emhracinghim withall the rength he

hath, the

mutual

lroakings, and

leachcz

ramexpre ſ ion: ,

ruglingsand

cring

-

inge,

the

rowling

Eyes,

ſ igh:

and

hort

hreathings,

Tongueki ſ ing and

making

of

la'ue moan;'madmirahletofee

the acti

Wit]of

thebody'and

the

face:the] make

when

the]

are

tie/(led

(48)

and

now

1have

toldyouallthat

belong:

to the e plea ures,

- Ithink ouaremuchbeholdingtome, for

m]

partIamcglad 1havefoundyou ſ o

vdocihlea

Scholar,

and

that

jouhear

'me

ſ on

ſ o

well.

Katy. Truly

Qou in,

there

is

agreat

dealofit, andit is prettyhardtolearn

it all. '

Frank,

Fih,

I

could

tell

jou

more

,

hutIthink1havetoldjouenoughfor this

time, hat

What

thinkjouofmyFucking

Friendnow.

Katy. TrulyCoum

you

arehappy

m



mhim , andyourmeritdeerves no

le s thenthepleaureyoureceiveby

'him

Frank.

49)Bntlamure

youwould

praife him

more, did

you

hatknow

how

ſ ecrer,

hone,

and

di crcet

he in,

when

Weare

in Company, he

neverlook:upon

me

hat

with

'Re pectz

you

would

then

hy

his deportment

thinks

he dur i

not

preume

i

to ki s

myhand,yet

when

time

and

place

giveleave, hecan change

thefceen,

and

thenthere is not a loo e trick,

hat

he

' knowsandcanpractice

to

mygreat

ſ atis

fabcttion. r

Katy.

Hu h',

hnh, holdyourpeace.

Frank;

T/Vha s the matter? Doyou

aile

any

thing?

Katy. Cou in,

ing

heart

is

atmy_

Mouth I hearMr.

Ragcria com-_

ing.

* '

*Frank. Somuch

the hotter,

chearup,

what

areyou

'afraid of, [envy

your

hap

pine s,

andthe pleaure

you will

take,

come, he couragious, andprepareyour

ſ elfto receive

him,

Whil t you

ettle

your

frlf



(49)

- cour e

him,

'whil jau ettlejomel up.

an jonrBed,mifjo'u wereatWork;I

warrantyo'u,

l'le

prepare

and

give

him

hisk ſ hn, bow be 'ma can)- b'm e ſ to

wardsyou. Inthe'mantime

order

jom

aain o, thatyoube not urprimd.God

bewithyou.

Katj.

AdicudearCou in,

bid'him

u emekindly, andrememberIamat

yourMet'cy.

The

end oftheFir Dialogue.

_.__

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_

ZSCH'O

O

Venus,

o'R

-THE'

z'LADI-EsDELIGHT,or?

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TheSecondDialogue.

Agerexdv Pati.

Alma,

3680e

'



u



ffl

- ; Heformer Dialogue having

given-an

account

of

man]

leve

mieries, withthe

'runnerhow

to improve

the

delight:

eudplee/Zcre:

o Fnching. This econddi 'ot'r e

hew:

'hermite-'exand

pleaing

my,

hawamangets aVirgil'sMaiden?

head,it

al de cribe:whet

a

e'fect

Beauty(hathMadine Fen'i-'þ

nine)

it,

and

givee-

in mctions

5 '

hom

aWomanmu

behaveher ſ i lf'

intheextaeof-fwim'ng. . ' ix not

unknown

toallperans,

who

m-dera

ted

to.Venus,

that

though

am'

En

-

gli hLadiesare the-mo accompli e

inthe

world, not

only

fortheir

An

gelical

andBeamiul ner, hutal z

for;

the

exact

eampohee

,

of

their

Shape

and

Body 5

jet

heing

hred

up in a cold' Northern Flegmat

tielc,

Country,

rend kept underthe

evere;

.

-*s.



(54- _ . )

ewen,- thſ ſ ough in gni oantGoverne

ment

,

ofan

Hj

otritieal

Mother .

or

Governes,w

en

they

once

come

to he enjoyed, their Embraces'are

fl y told, andthey ſ uch

ignorant:

to - ,

the

'nt/lette:of

wtving, 'at it quite

dulls

their

lovers

A-ppetites

,

and

often make: them run, after other... .

Women, which

'though

le t_Beauti

ful , yethavingthe advantagesof

knowing

more

,

and

hetter

manag

ing their Ares,

givemore

content;

and

plea ure

to

their

Gallauts. Thie

me ee dail]

practieed, andindeed-

the

only

rea on

which

'na/ces

man]

a

mandate ona[cur-U]

face

it, he

cau e

the

Womanit agreealle- toha

Temper, and underands

the e

ucking

practical

Rules

hotter,

then

a YoungandBeautifulWife. [to

ſ hort,

1

do appealto any

Gallant,

who hath

enjoyed

an Italian

Or

,

French

'A



(

55'

' )

rench.Woman, v

and

commends i

themtothe Slejesfor their Accom

pli hments,

if

he

would

net

leave

the

lvery-he t ofthem r

an

inno

cent Country- Engli h Wench,he werehutat well skilled in the :

ſ everal

ucking

[to/tures,

aethe

fi r

merare. Tatmy

dear

Country-_

Women

(for WhomIhaveapar

ticular e/leem') may

not therefbre

belongen

lighted

,

or

their'

igno-L

rance in' the Schoo

of

Venus, at

1

tran lated the

fi r t Dialoguez

ſ i'

have1

nihed

this to the ignorant

Maid.

:

I

am:

ureJhit

mu

'he

a

welcome

hoo/e,

hut an]Ladyhe

in

'a uperior cla , then'

is

in this

School,

Iheg

her- pardon,- andhum

hl)

intreat

herin

another'Treati e,

to well

fi ni h, what

in this

1 have

indierenth

hegun.

Andtimely I

am:

b con dent of' the

Abilitiesof

qu,

4

the

'__



' (

SF) _

the Engll zgthie may, that _Im;

a ſ ured,

all ofthix nature, witct .

ear

vomit-tuous

fuh ;

know

were

*

communicated' to the eebr/d ſ ; _ _

med'set trace/lateFrench, arhe i at?

the tremble t a ſ i readAloi ia, JuVe-

nal

,

or

Marrial

in

Latine,

Beet-

tidmcof them;behind, J ſ ſ a z z a '

da

ple fkvergcljg aeeep itaefmee de zj 7

Ware. ® _ ffl

. JW

K



(s7)

TAH

Venus a

OR

HE ,

>_._

Dialicigueith-t:

Second-.

Frank. Katys . *

Frank. gladeb

adyou alone,

and

a

jzawpnzj

fell-me

,

how

quare:

go.

withyou, ſ ince

la

[ am

you.

_

-Kat

. (I)l

thankyouheartily,Cou

)'

,

.

.

>

fi ndwasneverbctcrmyhc, and

'n

,-

D

'

SCHOO

LADIESDELIGHT, d o n e ,



a < 53 > p

ambound

to

prayforYzou, pightof

myprcci e Mother, who

would-

fain

make

me

believe

Men-aregood

for

no

thing; buttodeceiveinnocentvirgins, .

I fi nd

the

quitecontrary,

for

my

Gal

lant is

ſ o

kindto

me,that

Iwant

words

- .

toexpresit.

Ftank. I hope

yondo

not: repcntthen

.

youhave

taken m]

counsel, I'ame

ure

Mr.Rogerwill hedamnedhefore

hehe -

uilt)-

of(uch

ndirty aftzon,

atBahling

Kat),

am

o

far

from

repenting

,

_

that

were it todoagen,

('it

hould

bemy'

fi r t

work)

whatacomfort

is =

it

toloveand

be

beloved?

I

am

ure - >

l ammuchmendedin my'healthh

v

ince

I

had

'the

u e

of

Man.

Frank.

Tott

arernhrezdir]

a

great?

deal then hefore ,

and the)

that live tow

fee i t,

will

oneda] fi ndyou as

cnnning_

and

deep

a

Whore,

at

an)

in

the

Nati-z

071.- .

Katj- TrulzfCou in, .I wasa little

ihamefaccjd,'atrlhbut

I

grant

every

OR.

__. day



( -

59)

daybolder

and

bolder, myFucking

Friendairingme, he

will

ſ oin ruct:

me,

that

I' hdllb'e t

forrhe

embraces

\0faKing. '*

Frank.He;4ManofhisWord, and

youneednot doubt

w/mt

hepromie: ,

W/mt

advantage

have

you

now

over

other

Wench

in

rccej-uing

ſ o

mue/7 plea ure ,

whichenlI'wim t ſ ſ / a e ' e , andmakesthee more

. acceptable

in

company.

,

dey. 2),I<tellyou

what, nce

Mr.

Ragercthas

ucked

me,

and'I

know

what

is, what, I

fi ndall

myMothers

ories

tobe

'but

'Bug-bears, gndgoodforno

thing--but to

frightChildren,

ſ o'rmy

part

I

believe

we

were

created

ſ or

_

ucking,

and when

we begin to

fuck,webegin tolive, andallyoung

Peoples

actionsand

words oughtto

tend

thereunto , - what rangelyHy

pocriticalv

ignorants

are

they

, 'who

wouldhinderit, andhow malicious

are

tho evold people, who

would

him

der

it in

us

youngPeople , beC iRU C

le?cannot'doit tCmlTCS, ihZ;;



( 60

)

for-ewhat

was

good

for,.but

to

holddownmyhead

and

ſ ow , now'

nothing.

comes

amis

to'me,

I

can.

hold'anargumenton

any

ubject,,

and that

which makes

me

laugh

is

this,

if

myMotherchide, [anwer

her linartly; othat

he ays,

lam,

verymuchmended,

and ſ he

bei

gins

tohavegreathopesofme.

Frank.

And

ll this

while,

ſ he t l e

in

darkne , asto youroanoerns..

Ear.

Sure

enough,

and

o

he'lhall

continueasI haveorderedmatters.

Frank. Well, and.how.goestheWorld

withyou

now?

* Kary. Verywell, onlyMr. Ragen

comes

not

ſ o

often

toee

me,

as

I

could

with.

Frank.

Whj,you

areWell

acquainted'

withhimthen.

Katj.

Sure

enough,

for

we

under.

andone

another

perfectly.

Frank. But

did

not ,

what he

did

unto jou at fi r

,

eem a little

range.

Katy.

e

l



(6I)

Katy. l'le_ tell

youthe

truth, you

remember;

you

told me

much

of the-

pleaure

andTicklingof

Fucking,

I

amnow

able

toaddagreat,

dealmore,

of'

my

own

expcrience,_._and__can

di ſ _'-* .

coureas

wellof

t as,any,one_(Ianr

ure)ofmyanding. _

Frank.

Tell

_rne

then,

I

believe

you

havehadhrave port, I ameondznt

Mr.

Roger

cannothat he aLeadFuck

ſ fer.

* -

Katj.

(z).The r

time

he

Fuckcd

me,

lwas

upon

the.Bed in the

ame

fi o urc you

le t

me_ making as

il

I

adbeenatwork,__whcnhecamein

totheChamber

he aluted

and

asked

me,

what

ledid,

lmade

him

a

ci

vil'anwer, anddeircdhim to ſ it

down,whichhe oon

did

cloebyme,

aringmefullintheface, andallqui

veringand. h'aking,askedmef'myMo

ther

were

at

home,

and

told

me

he

hadmc-t you'at thebottom of the

hairs,

and

thatyou

had poken

tohim

about me

, deiring

to

knowif

it

*

*

were



( 63)

werewith-mycon ent, I returningno

an wer,

butSrtnilingzhggrezr-

holder,

and

immediately

-Ki1Ted

me

__

jivhich

Ipertnitted him vrithout rugling,. t

though

itmademeBluhas' Red.as

Fire, ſ or the Reolution I hadtaken

to

let

him

do

what

he

would

untome,

. _ hetooknoticeofit_,

and

aid

,

what

doyou

Blu h

for,

Child

, ' comeKis

meagain, in_ doingofur-hich, hewas -

longerthan u ual,

for

thattime.he

took

the

advantage

of

thru ing

his

ongueinto

my

Mouth

'tis

'a

folly;

m

tolye, thatwayofKing opleaed

me,

thatif

I hadnotbeforereceived

yourIn ructions todoit, I hould

havegrantedhimwhateverhe

de-z

mandcd.

Frank. Ver) well.

Katj. I receivedhisTongueunder

z

i i

mine,

which

he

riglcd

about,

then

he

_

roakedmyNeck

liding

hisHand

undermy

Handkerchief,

hehandled

myreasoneafteranother,thru ing

hisHandaszlow,

as

hecould. Ia

Frank.



( 63 )

Frank',

A

er)

fair Beginning.

'Kat).

The

End

will

be

as

good, ee

inghecouldnotreachlow

enough,

he

pulled

out

his

Hand-again,

laying it

uponmynees,- (4.)andwhil hewas

Kzi mgand

Embraceingme, by

little

andlittlehepulledupmyCoats, till

he

feltmybareThighs.

Frank.vWecallthis getting ofGround.

Ka'ty.- Lookhere, I believe few

Wenches-

have

handomer

Thighs

than

I, for they are White, Smoorh

and

Plu'mp.-

Frank. Ilznow it, forI- hewe often

ſ een andhandledthem

before

now,

when

we

la together.

'

Katj. Fcelingthem hewas

over

joy'd, (5) protc inghehadnever elt

the

like before,v in

doingthis,

hisHat

which

he

had

laid

on

his-

Knees

fell

o, and caing-myEyesdownwards,

perceived omething

welling

in his

Brooches, as ifithada

mind

toget

OUR -

d

F

k.

M

e.

Asuay

yonfo

wa

a

_

KM]



(

64.,

)

Kar), That

immediately

putmain

_

mind

o

that st ithing, which

youay

men

Pi js

with,

and

which

pleaed)

us

_

Women

o

much,Iamurewhenhe

fi r cameinto theChamber'twasnot.

ſ o

bigt;

Frank-Na iyis

Pric/(did

not

and

then

Katj. Whenlawit, . I began.

to. I

thinktherewas

omethingto

bedone.

ingood

earne,

ſ bI

gotup,andwem:

-

andhut

the

Doorlea

the

Maidhould, v

urprize

us,

who

was

below

Stairs

,

I

hadmuchadotoget

away,

for he

would

not

let me st ir till I told

him

'cwasonlyto make

fa

theDoor;

I ,

wentdown

and

ſ et

the

Maid

to

work

in

the

Out-hoe,

fearing

ſ he

might

come

upanddiurb

us,

if ſ he

heard

any

noi e, having

madc_ all ureI

re-_

turned,

and

hetaking

me-about

the

Neck

and

Ki ling me,

would

not let,

meetas

before

upontheBed,

but

pulledmebetweenhisLegs,andthru s

inghisHandinto the

ſ lit

ofmyCoat'

behind ,

handledmy

_Buttocks_

which)

he



for Fnki

( ' 65 *>

he

oundplump,Roundandhard;

with

his

other

handwhich

wasfree,

he

takes

my

right

Hand,

and

look

ingme

in

the

Face,

put it into his'

Breeches.

Frank.

To'areverytedione in telling

your-an.

Katy. l tell youevery particular ,

(7)-Heputhis Prick

into

myHand,

and

deired

metohold

it, l did

as

her

bid

me, which I

perceived

plea ed

him

ſ o

well,

that

everytouch

made

him

almo

expire,

he

guiding

myHandas

he

pleaed,

ometimes

onhisPrick,

thenon

hisCodsandHairthatgrew

about

it,

and

then

bid

me

grap

his

Prickagain.

- .

Frank.v

'His

Relation make:me

med:

I.

Katz. 'Fhisdone, ayshe, lwould

have

you

eewhat

you

have

in

youri

Hand, and

ib

made'

metakeit

outof

his

Brooches, I

wondredto ſ ee ſ uch

a

Damn'dgreat

Tare,

for

itis

quite

anotherthingwhent andsahanwhen

it



I

it lyesdown, hO'-perCClVng--me--a [its

tleamazed, aid, donot, bis-frighted'

Girl,

for.

you

have

about

you

a

very

:

me

convenient placeto

receive

it,

and

.

upon

a udden pulls

up

my

S-rnock

:

roundaboutmyrtiz, 'feelingmyellyndThighs, thenherubbed his' Prick . .

again my

highs,Belly'and

Buttocks,

andla ly again the'vRedLipsomy

Cunt.

while,

_

Katj.

Thenbetook

mc->by*it,.:rub-.

bingboththe-Lipsofit

together,

and-'U

now

andthen

plucked,me-genely-

by-

the hairs whichgrowabout, there -

openingtheLips

of

my

Cunt,

'he

thru -

e

backwards,

litcdmy

Are

a

little 4

higher,

put

downhis Brceches,

vput t:

by

his Shirt,

anddrawsmenearerto;

him.

F

rank.

Nowheginsthe

Game.

Katy. (8) I oon perceived

he

had

ainindto ickit in, fi r-withhisTWO

Fingers

heopenedtheLipsof

myCunt:

and

Frank.-m-eum'1 expededallthie



if



( 67- )

andthru t atmeTwoor:

Threetimes

pretty

mattly,..

yetcouldvhenotget

it

far

in,

though

he.

roakcd

my

unt,

hundly, I de ired him. to holdalit

tle,, fonitpainedme, havingBreath

ed,

he

made

me

open

myLegswider,

andwithanotherhardthru hisPrick

went.

a little further in , this

I

told

i him

pained.-me

extreamly,

he told

'

'\\

mehewouldnot.

hurt'

memuchmote,

andthatwhenhis Prick wasin

my

Cunt,

1

hould

have

nothing

but

plea

ure

for

the

pain

lhouldendurc,and

thathc-cndufed

a hare

of

thepain

for

my

ake, whichmademe

patient

ly ſ u erTwoorThreethru smore,

by

which

means

he

got

in

his

Prick

an Inchor

twofarther, , endeaVOring

ſ t i ll 'togetmoreGround he ſ o tor

tured

me,

asI cryedout, this

made

him

try

vanother

paure,

he

takes

and

.

throws

me

backwards-

ontheBed,

butbeing too heavy,

he

took

my'

TwoThighs

andpht

them

uponhis

Shoulders

,

he andingonhis

Peter

Y



(

'68 ' )

by-the

Bed

ſ ide, this way

gave

me

omeea e, yet

was

thepain ſ o great

to

have

myCunt

retched

ſ o by

-

his

great Tare, then once morel - .

de ired

him

to

get

o,

whichhedid,

for

mypart

my

pain

was

ogreat,

that

I

thought

my

Gutswere

d'rop

ing out of

the

bottom of my

Belly. _

Frank. Whatadalof plea ure did

je'F'qua fora]Partballbcdf'c') a

Brick,

[hould

not

complain.

c t

Knty.(10)Stayalittle, ldonot

complain

for all

this.

Preently he'

- cameandki ſ ed

me,and

handledmy

Cunta eh,

thru

in his ngerto

ſ ee

what

progres

he

had/made

be

ing st illtroubledwitha andingPrick,

andnot

knowingwhat

to

do

with

him elf,

hewalkedupanddownthe -

Chamber,

till ll

was

t for another

-

bout.

Frank.

PoorFellow, I pit)

him,

be

fie/nd

agreat

dealofpm'm

i Kagu



a

I

f fl in -'dfezin

( 69

' )

g

TK-ctty.

Mournfully pulling out? his

FPrickbefore

me,

he

takes

downalit

-tle

Pot

of

Pomatum,

which

ood

on

.the Mantle-tree

of

the

Chimney, oh

ayshe

this

is for ourturn,

and

tak

jng

ome

of it herubbedhis-

Pr-ick all

-o'ver

With-it

,

-

to

make

it

go

in

the

moreGlib. X

Frank. Hebadbetter Have[pit np-J

inn biahandandmbhdia'

Pride

there;

with. _ i

.

1007.

At

la

hethought

of

that;

anddidnothingel e, thenheplaced

-meona Chair,

andbythe help

of

--the Pomatumgotin alittle further,

-but

eeinghecoulddo>nogreat

good

- thatway,hemademe

i e, and

laid

=me

with(II)

all ouron

the

Bed,

and

- havingrubbedhisTar izoncemorewith

Pomatum,hecharged'me brisk-ly in

the

reer.

* Frank.What

abm ezk

heretogetone

paorjl/Iaiderz-Izead,

m)-

Friend

andImade

Inothalftlais iir,

welmdoozzdom', and

Earl-I

--..s-->



\

® ſ

* Kcitj; tellyontherutl ſ ſ i ſ i verfi ai fi fi ; i

mycoats

being

overmy

houlder-is

a

fjl

holding

out

my ſ fl rz

' I

gave

him

fair

Imarkenoughghisnewpoureib'quick

nedhis fancy,

'that

he

no.

longer

_ j

' g fd fl a v

crying, fREPt

Fhm ing ziih . ,

withmight

andmain, tillat lalbvhe ,

- 'perfected

the

Breach,andwook'intire . t

'po eonofall. * ' 7

rank..

a;

well,

'Iaim

glad

join þ zue ſ _ j _ i ſ ſ

'affrayed aT/dou dh idlittlg godde-nt:wlaieb *

attend

young

towers.

But

let

m

comen

_

The eqtiel.

Ram

I t

now

began n b f ſ i t o h ſ i e ſ h p a i n l ; - .

ful,

myLCuntttedhis-Prick

o

well,

'that no'Glove

could

come raightr

namansxhand',

tofcondude,'he

was

over ijoyedathisvictoryfcallingeme'his

Love, hisDeaiz- ſ and hisgSoul, all thishilelifoiind hisTarCTRUbJipand

down

inmy

Body,

ſ o

that

it-ti ſ *_kled®

ail

.

ctt-he

faciil ſ ities

of

myquht,

A

V

_ _

Frank.', ged-i. z

=K4_t).-'

Heasked

mei-F

L-

an wer-ed,

yes,a

am;

aid

hgz zhuga

a

*

vaine



2

?

t



'z

ſ

71.)

ging' me'clo e'untohim,

and

thtu ing

hishands

undermy

uttocks,

he

lifted

m'thmt

towards

himometimeshand

ling

the

Lips

thereof,

ometimes

my

Breas.

_Frank.

This-Ware

encourageor

excite

>

hym.

2

Katy.

(no

The

more

he

rubbed

the

more

it tickledme, that a:

la,

> myhandsonwhichlleanedfailedme,

- - and

man

atonmyface.

Frank.

1

uppo e

you

caught- flung

ſ ' bj the

fall.

1607. 'None

, but he 'and

I

dy;

'*-ing Withpleaure, ſ el l in aTrance. '

'he only aving

timeto

ſ ay , there

have

you'

lo t

yourMaiden-

head;

my

FooL

Frank;Howumt with

For' ſ pent

mwl

me, _

-

Katy.

What

aqueion

'you

ask

me;

joli,

I

hope

theDevil

can't

holditwhenitir:

a

com

---ing, [was oravihed with the

plea-f

- - _ _ ſ u r e , ' =

that I'wasphalfbe ides any ſ elf',

PISE

if

Box I h V - E ſ i wectmeator

' t a i l - i t ?

.

*

'gy

_a

5'



17:

>

whatoever,

thatis ſ o pleaant'to

the

Palate

as pendingis toaCunt, it tick

leth

us

all

over,

and

leave

us

hall'

dead.

Frank. That), Ibelieve jot' did:not

believe it balftbe plea ureyouhavefound

i t ,

Katj.

Trulyno, 'tis impo ible-till

'one

have

tryed

it

(i

_2) ſ 0

TOOH

as

he

withdrew, Ifeundmyelfalittle wet

about

myzcunzwhichwipeddry'with

mysmock; andthen. l perceived

his

fz-jc wx'

not ſ o ie-as

before,

but

held

down1t's

head

lo ſ we ir

and

lower.-

. .

..>-'Fran'k.- 'There i: ne queiontobemade

þ f

t.

.

_

_

Katy.

Thisbout

refrehed

mein

mitely,

andl

was

'very

well

ſ atis yed,

thenhecarengandki mg

me;

told

rmewhat

adealof

pleaure

l

had

given

him;lan vvered,

hehad

pleaedmein

likemanner,

thathe ſ aidmore

rejoy

ced

him

of

any

thing, wethen

rovc

-to eonvinceone-another

who

had*tlie_

mo pleaureat

la ,

weconcluded

thatwehadeaehofusoutmares, _ l * , 3 ' } 1 1 t E :

.

_

s

_

-_

jz'

'l_

l



_

.

'

.

.

A ,

. 3073)

*-. w

i

'he Trill ſ a id'hc': was

the

better plea ed

o the

two,_Bp<_:_au el

was

ſ owell fi nis-

_

\

fi ed

,j' iwhiEh-',r_c omplirncnt

l-'rcmmbd

him.

(

i .

_ IFrapk. 04)There'

it

4 metdeal

of

* ſ trait/9 inwhatyou ay,[orw:n one love:

another

mal),

the]

arc ttterfatck cdwith

'

the

[le-ure

the]

iw

each

other,v

then

' * with thar

the)

thgemlwm'q, which

-apchrs6]ZZWafmywho ſ he

rend]

love

aman, ſ hewill ernſ itit

him to

fnck

her'

thoughhe

her el

have

no

inclination

therennta, 'andofheroWn

accord

willrake

- ' * ' - : ' L , n P her

Swath,

anday, gettipdearS'itd,

_ andlmkc th] of re,- put 'm- in ® What

Fy -ure 'you

[den/U;

and

do

what

jon.

will'with'

'm

,

and

an'

the

contrmy'

,

ſ i ' When'the

WomanBatha

mindto

befleck

'td, i thoughthe,M.zn

he' not

in

hmor

.

=

ye? hi Complaunce'Willhe44' greatta'

nZdrd: her. _ - _ 5'

1019.',

Iam

grad-

1

know

t ſ i hi s,

[win

mind'Mrk'quct'of it as I' ec occa -,

*0h) '

2 A 1E _ Frank..

7,

_

by'



t . (if-A )_ _

- - 2

JZWMV

l ſ l fl]

fl fl

WT]WIF

' s a i l 'lit-rays

Six-s) After-a. littlszpaii e. he

not,

upzhisiz iserlicssinclz nttdozwnby

zl-mczait ldmerhe

muld

be

bound

unto

e, you

o

long

as

he

lived,how

hemet

ityouttheStairs

foot',

were

with

your

,__g-.odnewsyurejoycedtheverySoui

---no >himz*

forewithnut-

ſ uch

tidings

the

A

qt-t-gpnyzhewaszmforithe-loweipfmes *

2 Wouldccrtainldihavekilledhimgthat

thelove.which,hehadlongtimehad

7 . .

fortune,

encouraged

him

to

be

doing

,

_bu t ſ i -'= he 'wanted

iboldne s

andiRhetO*

YTSCKStotellmehismindz; thathewant-'

- - ed toexpreis-

myefence;

'which * .

. ſ hefound inceheenjoyed

metobe

be-

yond

his

imagination,

and

therefore

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reolvedtomakeafriendhipwithme,

aslaingas his life, ANithaaHundred

prote ationsbt t crviceshe

woulddo

me,

intreatingmeill

-to

love

him

and

be

true

unto

him

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promiing

the like on

his

part

, and that

he

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her

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go

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they

mean,

is

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pleaure

to makeanoi e, or

doth

the

plea uretheyreceive

by

Prickingcau e

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opinion

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maketh'himdoit, fortvh ma)- notgreat

pleaure

havethe ame

eft'ct'

upon

m,a:

great pain

hath,and-jomhnow

fkltct'g

oftenmake:

'a (17. 7

Katj.

How

comes

thisv

to

pa?

Frank.(3

o)->The)

get npon:Wenche':

tting

boult tip 'right with theinPriok:

intheirComes,withagrimcountenance,

'like St.

George

on

Horehack,

ando

A

_ foim

a:thejnd

the perme

come

chliag,

th my

out, oh,

there, there,

heave

up,

'ty-Lovez-m]Dear,

thrn your

Tongnem

' 'Mkth7

'Ib

ſ ee

them

i t ' thatcondition

a . . _ ,**

* ' _

would



( a

83 ) t

avauidmakeey..wlxgzx_lqzomg 'mzz-tg_.**

Rea ſ on.am

e '

kSPiHnzd -kll xal ft

-

tbem-ta.-I£ ſ if ie 4zgju ſ i'z &eb i-evingNNW;

ruaxtadyczz

. -*

o, _ £ ; ; L 3 ſ - ſ { .

Kary.

sure.mhc

Wmch

is

vexzyvwcll

atised,

co iaq-xl mahmgkch

mggy'

= =

acos re ſ idcdy

c-patt iesparxzf-zncav fl llaz

andznat.cry-LRVRMPZBYMA SHOIB?

bcr tz ſ ſ l

thin

theplea ure

very

lax-Ya

ffl

4

_ ſ

Lankv-W

3_.'.*fl'ff**li . fb4t_ffi l99 þ i ſ i _ _ r v -

afplcnfnrex'

sr-mcn-cgaonglzjjzcg..-3

you ca

a40';W. ſ 'mu_t fl 0.-'l/<r.-© ctſ .<%1z .

fi g' Yr- .

'T 3

Y ſ iſ ffl vffi nz

r: *

tb ſ irzlpxJſ ir-Zrþ ſ i i m fl c dizab ffl / Þ KZH15

do, forI47:witlplcq xrez;

gtc ;

___

M ffi z '

and

Lazs

Fnckiuome

.{xz_'zz:ate=pl4el:£ ,;.3

. .

zwbare-tbt)

acmmot

be heard,'mQme

re

uchl- Dfoly y ſ fl tdes,m.

e

anew. -:- - : - - _ _Katy.

Say

you-o,

-pliayw a,t' o_ z '

Animals

bethey? -

- 5.

Frank.Why

uch

Asmai _

LMWI- in:We vincit-fellaw'

lb)Frtggging.Andother'Mysia _

v-P.



Z

xpzſ i'

' Þ W

Qguriik;

Bric evfaF

L e de;WHEN-they'thin;wadfqr ,

FTu-rj?

But ® cT6,t ioetlaey>-Spen'd*?*=

I

. Frank. Tcs, they mu tbpla' it , _ , z atz. ,

- Spandjh ib ire than ſ iokbcſ ſ rs. .

, . *

_ 'Katj&hatWench,vvyhoeG ailant

.

is

zdull

ashe-muitwant

.herA_

mncc

-

tdinhkehiiry-Prick

and,

isYeryUD? .

s-

hap vsr- - . - -

. -

_ >Frank. -__(-zz)

Nawlnmfukoflbeq _

a

jbatdoma'Epzndwith ucking, E?

f

'zctzgghwba e

Stone:

are

cut-gar,

their

Prick:

z

inctcdand'tow andthen,by;'baye-ang- * _

, W icagxerdzldjetkctb-FHUJQFZILa'

ſ o

ckle,

art/ivy

gantmakea

Woman

Speml,

andWomenihTur-key-formntl)

u e of

3

ttbemltilfqflatta

Emperqrceing

aGeldin ig'co-v2r-aMarqE-umcbs'towhave _ i

< alLPric s_.a'1dSt'a',c:'c ut a fi \ ;*-.-® '= 3

'

.Katy.

1 abotginate all

the- e

ſ ort

of'

*

People,

ray

dom:

let

us

o

much

as

. >

:

mention

them,but

let=us

ralkof

thee

5

Ladkfvifho

have

wingcingfares

toz

-

Þ O' 1Zxft ffi >*w>->-d>z><+>=1=w>wm

t

mcntumed



whatpragre we

but

ade;we

are

now?

w-Frick

irmr

a

*Can't*,%=

and?

_

jberei:in Speiaeling-gwitbthe arizfeif piqn3.,

(9Q**) i. .entioned ome

People

3

z ) ' 1 ſ ſ v l 9 ' a na-zv

<

thingintheir

Fuckingzbnt

Stlgly

and

Gzjazitg? , .

form)part

I

am

for. the etbezmre

LMAW

'bo b

thanmake

anoi ezbeing likeCap-r.

- .

Cdtterwauling. c t L ſ i ſ ſ

KatBut

whatpartdoththeWoman?

aC-t

whl

ſ he

is

Fucking

with

the

a ffi * * c t * - * > ' > *

Frank.

'D-'Ft

rmrtoa

fa;

and

T/oms'

(hqly/(nqwnllatla

(z4)

letmebn idr '

'tofarwardertbunthe

MeZnmrxKtZ-g

ofKtngh-nidngz

mtdvtbe-r

a 7 ;

ofwhichwe'ball- unk

foakeh,

Vnar

A

' F

ofit:

due-time

andplacrwben

to

beprd-

*

'direct Thistherefore ſ hall B jIm -'rbrs 7'

whereinIdeiretobeinfdrmeci-wv

_ Wtr it

ntbaudyGripes-Will'-

tbj'Lever,

da- s

La

m; z tbei nſ i a'ye matrridlt ng,

_

.

an/dafgatcon ſ cqs ſ ſ regerxcqryyzar. 321) 'beably' T 'ndfLact-ve, Andt/yema)bowtoplea e'ne-kid

\

Katy.

Wit-hofir

doubt

Cou in

athis

nm bemocxcellennandseventhat. i ,

Frank. Letmputtheea e then than.

d dctw -J

N



a

inandnag

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( 91

_ >

W

ndz-dienot(know to' awake'good ſ i

jhe'

'skik le b

,

whil

'he

i:

Alahorang

an

the:

* joymu peaklow

with

little af i.

fectcdshrafeg,

( 3;

) calling

himyour.

Hqart, your Soul, janrLlfe, tellinghim

;

hrpleaethyou extrearrt iljz' illrmnolin

Whatgan

are

ahmr

,'.zfor

every

roa/Q

5'

*

joutxrftoaard:

anewplea ure, forewe

dhnokr-I-'xc ic/L

hrntall;

'like Beasp-'who -

atct-nnljiorawptdzthc to

for Generation)

, jnnatbrgahuewith- lznowledg-aandr?

ilzer-ifjonlrae-'then

an)

Ker

qna td

'na/gate

'theman,aw-it hcnhe a

heA-oan deny t - h e ſ i k eWoman nothing,- and-

nothingc

mollifie:

ſ ſ t h a

Heartxmorethan =

rho exFue/(ing- Actions; -Som:7-ades.-ha*v' -

heen ſ ofortunateast' ManyPer on:

rtat

Quilt),meerl)

for

the knac/(theyx

h had

in I-'nckung ; ' FIhe e

Low

'D/'ex-ex-v

traamly-hei htzar-

a

man:

VCIZEUZWZJOB

thsre hrc' willt' all.tvajrto; [ea e

you;

callfngyourhieAnd,hisGod

e y,

his[it-V

HleAngel,'Mjs-bemiilLwihhimelfalb

F iaffefarxth] ſ eize , ſ o oon a:he inxl:

-

.

m



( 97,

itucawivgvzi htgzwill' notfail

tvV-gi-zzez

thee-quour: t' ly

his

haftword:and

poor'

Breath-apt;

c-Remwhz-rlt/azz aat b-g:

[shear

itold.you,and.look toit fi s z x l - . h > -

I wairrantryou,let miralonez

butzwhat

poure

doyou-

uallryfzpxsc:

yourxclfx-inz

man'

w

_

ill:

'Fif

'Frankzaz

ForMAN-mo for'

joli

hru par

Buttock;

jtawardxllaim, take

ingzhim thy'the andKr nghzrz ſ ff ;

condemn-in;

to

Dart

'yonn-

Ungue-

'in

lotkzMontb

andRawling

undmbix',

p:

uslizzge clge-umwhsmz

wiiffi j fl

Arms:andLegs, holding yourHanHx

on

loth

Buttocks,

AndGenrl),

Fr-aggivlg

þ i'

o

Cods,

putting

hole

Ar:

to

yonunolger

in

his Prick 4: farw:)on-can , > at'

knowe? what

follow: a: wella:

- - 1 - can'

vell

thee

evenly

mind

to prZzaz-e

thee ar

Ihaveinformed

you,

and e will

'na- i

might]

much

ofjou,

and

though

he

give

v

himelfandallhei;worthuntoyou', jet,

willhenotthinkbehathdonemonghfor

you.

_

Kao-z



_ . (

93 ) _

5 -

'T-

'Cou inz

though

yongobgaa'

HeYearsYet]poorWenchhave

.

ng

but

thanks

toreturnyou,In:

>uresyou'haveinformed

me

f',

lmakeu e

of

as opportunitiespre

that

my

Gallant

may

perceive

I

um. - . _ - * -

ULQHYTZJsummonfaulr-among

Feoplxxanly terthinkof tbejare vht

unk/Je;

fice-er

conjidcrbouttomake

,

tl fi dfn fi es

dnralc,

zand

w.continue.

wiriwn-(s6)>-= i - . > . - _ - vzuf.

< Let-mehaveYdurinru zinns, ' _

b

o-great a

- M l i _ ' t r i ' £ s _

kithezzrtbf?

. _

*-=

m'

.ſ ſ _ 'But_

ctite g'

In)Nowzandthen l u ed

1 jzzz,

and

he

lay

with'me-

a

yz ltwhichyhappine

I

have

w ved, ſ i o f abovethisFortnighr,

. .

'others

'Bed beingremoved.

, Chamber, (whichisRepair

t.

mine,

ſ o

that

our

degns,

- tending,

a '

JJ i-'a

_

l l a lz d ſ ſ ſ i zr l ſ ſ d k l R o g - fl e r s

ſ .



( ar)

ieucedixgz,

heynitl' not fail not

thee-norice a r e 'hit half?pore

pure

Bread-dage;

'T-Rln ſ ernhefi a fl heſ i ſ

iz-zhaq'

bold

you, a and

look

to

_ ,'._

.-

- 'r V

1643.:I t

waikeanryouldx .

butzwhatpoure

dowyou-u ualb

_

- ill

.

ourahlf um;- * w

'Fraah-=FortheWno xpart jdi'

thru join' Butegggxtowards- him,

inghima ſ ihaut the K'

endeavoring

to

Dart

*)n_aur- fowg:d*

lotk; Month;- and

Rowlingunder-U

la 42145253 net-meum, z w ſ i i i h

drone:

andLegs, holding your - . i

on

hie Bzttoclzs,

- -

andGentlj,

Friggi:

Codx,

putting

she?

Are

to

yonzi

in h x ſ i o Prick a: fara:jon-canz

knowe? whatfollow:

a:

well'asV

ſ ſ ellthee-onl]

mind

to przaret'

I

have

informedjon,

and

e

will

mzlght) mach

ofyon,

andthough

h

himelfandallhe i: worth.untofjoe

willhenotthink'

he

hath

done

man

you.

_



_ * ( 93

)

_

L-ij i-Kuty. Cou in; thoughyqttylobgad

_t'ions'are

great,yet

I

poor

Wench

have

nothing

but

thanks

to

return

you,

but

nhepourcsyouIiaveinformedmef',

lha make'

u eof

as opportunitiespre

Tents, thatmyGallantmayperceiveI

lOVchim. ' a ; J'

TFrank.

72:

a

combzan

fault:

amenzr

pring

Pe$plzsa'nl)e'5tavthx}1k qfthdprq eht

targe', but;she;Hem'con iderbowtomake-

t gz j

ſ ſ jzkfa ſ uxzs

dmj y le, -_aadZ-*a-.ſ ſ £ o'i tiwn_e.

Jaglpgipe.

(zj- .

' ,

' : '

. o

m:-

js'

z - . . . = _

xgzzlqax fLex-mehaveybusinructmxas,

axe-re gtqgt ſ i a eMifl ti'1T'_'iz1t}ie.a_rtdfi-. _

v

i_-' A'

e

'

ſ ſ ſ i '

_

a

wi;

>

-*l'.

i:

L

Frank.ButhabitJWVJJAJKMJKROgCPS

© WP?.=4-1'ſ 4>>b'-'

4 £ £ at Mgg)

Nownnd

then

l u ed

tgieqEmj h, aq_d helay with'mea

,nig,1_1 £ ,_,_.u*hgch5. [Lappine Ihave

bQSRZKdHJVGC 'ofabovethis'Fortnight,

for

my

others

'Bed

being

removed

outofhegChamber,(whichisRepair

ing)into

mine,

. 0 thatour de gns.__

*

- - tending,

\_,-'\_

'



THE)

7

tending

that

way

h'avebeen

fruih'a

tedleven ince.,

mia-e , ._, ,

-:_Frank.'

Bytijan

ee-him

daily,

do

jeu

Mr-7.'

r?

.

. -

*

- .

aty.xYes

he

vi its

medaily,

and

Fucks'. meonce'm-'twice if there be

time;

now

one'time

Wasvery

ſ avora-

blennto

us,

ſ ot

the

Maid

being

gone

' T 'abroadgmy'Mother-hidtheopenthe

4 -

Door-'for

him,

Which

Idid,

andbe

' 7 . ' C a ' ſ ſ u ſ e we

would

notloo e that oppor- 3

funity,

but

t ſ iake' fortune bythe 'fore

lockhethru meagain zhc.W>a]l,

Ftooknp

my-Coats,mademeopeniny

Thighs, andpreentedis st ie and

ing

Taretoymy

Cum, hovingit 'as

ſ at<

'as

he

'could

,

plying

'his

Bu ine s

withnmightandmain, whichpleaed

me

veryvell,

'and

thoiJgh'lwasvery

deir'ousofthel ort, yet

he

made

ſ hift

to end-bebre

me, I therefore

held

him

clo e

to

me,

and

prayed

him

to ay

in

metill I haddonetoo,Wi*en

we

iboth

haddone,wewentupStairs,

notin thelea mirn ine

anv

thing.



Us)

Buc,whenm iyMotherwasz -Qm

honfze',

Wc

took outBelliesfull.

of

Euckz-rit'

, - .

mzozmpzhemor-anycompanywas

-in

the HoueweWatchodallopportuni

= , ties thatche; mightHenc t,me-, we

WCTQbOtholiiioFulIſ ſ ſ ſ ſ iof-Fuck, that *

wys

did

not

let ſ lip the

lea

minute

e - zthatdwas

Favoracllnle

unto

us;

nay

more;

nwcz omcrirned idjitcih-fcar and had

the. i l l luck-to bogdiurbedand.forced

Fggivgover

our

porrwithout

pend

qgj_ 1 f * . _ * = i _ - t proYcd

a-

fal e

alarm

we

: Ztgtrzagam,

_;md_made

an

go:

oh]

ph i

i.

wzmng- ctimcsgwe

a

t e-i

,zibrtiihc: -in two-

or

threedays

'tikngzhc

couldonly

kis

and' feelme,

zandawevthought

it

happines

enough

Tow;couldbut,makePrickand.Cimt

JT-Ie z which

if

wcdid

they

eldom_ a

, pazrcdtwith

dry

Lips, atothertimes

i-kiwci fat nearoneanother,

hewould

pl]oqſ it ſ ihis

Prick irhrowiizg

his'cloak

wiver

it,andwithlanguihingeyes

hqxszingirmeanding, intruthI could

, pitty

himLandtherefore drewh

1163.



. 'Leyes >

- ſ i * * l fi i \ i ſ i l h i fl l a = havingtuclfed<u

my

sheep, he

thru t 'his

hand into

my

3lgeket

and

felt

me

at

his

will,

tick

'lling'

my

Cunt oundlywith'hisnger,

whenhee-n'asonceat-it, he

held

like

aMaie

Dpg

and'

nevcnlefttill-he

made

'me pcnd.

Thisyis

calledDigi

* _ 'ting and

i t ' rightlymanaged

give'*a

>Womanthe

next'content

toFucking,

- -

chisway

hedid

'to

me,

bgt-the

*-b'et

* ter is thus ordered. Aftera Wen'cl1

is

Toundly

wived,

and

that

her

Ar i:

i s

wet

with

ſ eed,

the

Ma

u

keep

- =

her

lying

onher

lktek

taking;

11pthc\Lip

of

herCum,

'u

i his

ngeninto

the hole throughiwhich

ſ he

pi ſ eth,

(which

is

above

thecunt

hole,

and

is made likethe

'Moutlfo

aFrog)and

then the

Womanmu

be bund-ly-'igge-d, wiilmalke.

her

art,

and give he?

lb mqcli*ple ia-_

ſ ure

that ome

eeemit

beyondFuck

ing,

we?grewlevery day*learne'cl'ly

thenother, ſ othatat

la afvev ound

out a

way

ofFuckingeforeeom-z

Pany:



ſ

( m 9*7 ) y

L A

pmy,xvithoucbeingperceivedbyany

:

Of

Shem

(zz)

, .

zy F

ank.Pm]

allme

howthat is?

. aKaty. As

was

onceIroning, my

Motherbeinggoneoutzofthe-

Room,

w becamebehind

me,pulls

upmyCloaths

and

puts

his

Prick

between

my

Thighs,

- ' rivingtogetit intomyCunt, ' I

feel

ing him

laboring

at myAr e, ne're

. mindedwhatI

was

doing',

ſ o

thatI

burnta

good Handkerchief by the

f

means,

when

he(hw

he

could

-not

this'

wayget

his

Prickin, hebidmebow

A

would

giveme

warninguif any ſ i-body

came,butlgoing

do

oop, he-ouzid

F t

the

lit

ofmy

Coat

behind,

to

mall

that;

- .;it

dillaced

hisPrick, whichmade

him'

xzur e and

wear, becau ehewasfor

.

cedthattime to pend

between

my

3

Thighs.

,

Frank. Wbaz pjrywasthat.

, *-Knt]. Whe the jobwasoverand

whehadputuphis too]again, l began

tomurmurat

the

ill fortune I hadin

L

F

burne

t

down

andtake-nofarthercare, forhe

*



ſ i (Hid

But-ting myjrkiankerchje zz},'khiclr,=my

whenhearing,iizgmc entendQarlls

me

idlc-MMieyzprsieing-he

wmdd

neverbeowanymBBCuponmeybn-t

Mr.Rage'mademypeaceagain,for

hetoldmyMother,thatit

was

done

whil

I

ran

trothe

window

toee

what

was

doing

in

the

reets,

not-dreaming

the

Iron hadbeen ohot.

*-=.}*\*NT

Frank.Butall this W/zilegyau lime c t

forgotto tellmethem newme]jeubowe

found

out

to

Fnclz

before

Campxmj.

Kat), Themanner

we

found it out

was

thus, Mr.

KogerKgave

eme.

a-Vi it

oneNight,

as

wewere

dancing

with

ome

few

ofourNeighbors,

thebein -

- alittle

u rated

with

Wineet

hime

onaChair, and

whiltothers

danced;

feignedhimelf

aeepjz

atla hepuls -

led

meto

him,

and-atmezdowtron

his

knees,

dicouring

with

him

about

ordinary

matters, keepingmyeyes x

edontheCompanyall

the

tinue, all

this

whilqhaving

thru

his

Handinat

guy Plaeketibeitind , he

hmdled

my

a

s ;

-

>

Cunt,



_ , _ ſ he > 1

Gunt=; i'*whil *l fetc hi'si andi .

I'thihru ſ ſ ſ i 'regain bmmWhich e

wwcmh-'n'a

e

thrh tl ou'g'h'the

me

1 _ ef'iny-Coat'bend',

'but

charm-asnot;

[On'g

enoughhr

him

toreachmy

u'm';

* andhe

'dur n'ot

pulFup

myoats

the

Roorn

Was

oillof

Compain

at

laf :

2

'-wit*h'K-vlittle

Pen-knife'he- pulled

out

of

i ſ '

hisTweers,he

madea'h'olein the

ex;

ſ

act

place, and'thru

his Priekinto

my

ff

Cunt,'

(3-9) which]wasveryglado ,

*

we

went

lea ur'ely

to

work,

for

we

dur

not'bevtoobuie

for

fearofbeing

caught,

'thoughI receivedagreatdeal

ofpleaure,yetIheldmyountenance

- > ptitty

well,

till

Wewere ready

to

pend,

whentruly

I

was

fain to bite

* ' *myLip, ' i t tickled me'octplagilyfan

= after;

heFerkedmy

Areagain

h- eame-manner, 'this

waywe

of

'ten

ſ ince

before

Company

experiment

ed',

andlhave

often

thanked'him

for

'his

new'invention. . _

Frank,

(4o)

A?but

this wnjiz

ba

Ldr and

rI

- ov'r-bird: ' o - fur

fi F a] gNW



Lz -vtheCqmn)[height takewnotice.of

- w? 'PWN f ff e { * j * ſ ſ f f 5 ff . ff < l t < t = x ſ i f l > ſ i * _ 33? ' Y b >

he ef dyp i j kr

head,

angel

re'

hind

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Face,

for

then

'ihgfeozild

not.

p perceive an]thing, andwont-debt] hike

phor'

heyourhead

hadAched.

_

,

fkgatj. Youmy'

Yeryztt ie'Foun,

and

I

i hallobi ervcj 'that

way

re-pure

ſ u

tute

i

indeed

mu :

e ion ſ e s'

Ljhaye

learnedmoreof_youthenanyone

el e,

in this mierypfFuckiug, and'man

alwaysackpowliedgit. 7 _ A * _ _

, _ \

Frank.

Nay

xt-je'

jolgre

[a]

Sehai -

\

lar

' t i l s

m]

dat]

Lo

make

jot

fer

ell',

therefore

youwant

an) 'ſ inore inſ ſ ſ fi cti ſ hns i

sixty

he

freewithmeand

ack

what

He;

Katj.

iAfter

all

'the e

Pleaures

We

havetalkedo, Iperceivekisythathaft

ofamanwhichWCcallPrick i'Coneta

usWomenbe 3 (41)now

wouldain

learn

of

you,

what

orts

of'

Pricks

are

thebe tandapte to atis eus. ' * '

,

4

F

rank. Tenpropaund 4

her]

g o a ſ ſ e ſ i t ſ i r c t z d

Ptrz-'zzerzaqve ivre sad iPi/l w

re -ſ ee

-

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a

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ones,

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the

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little,

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it

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she Þ

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tle

ones.

'

Katj.Lerus'be

gi n ſ i wi ſ ſ t h ſ i v ſ ſ tli ex li ti tle

y itnade . ? .

,

Frank.; Theyaftarzzfaur/a[Haza

c k £ 1 } / . * ? ſ ſ 4 £ r { ſ ſ > ſ ſ WMPWP

ſ i ſ ſ ſ i fi zr

the]

(jtmt

mt hould

hEſ i and

h

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qztzzld

have

e

great iBed -Ty

at'

huge

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or

the

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do not fi lla

'it h a le ſ ſ h ſ i tc t 'i

th? other t ſ ſ defi

it

' i s imo hlkfor ucha

Pck

to

'enter ahaFue

twdor

three

inchet,

whichtrtd]

can

give t' Woman

hat

little.

ſ - Z z z fi - f e c t i e a n .

K _'_Well Abutwhat a;

'g-reatones i

(42)

Frank._Grttrt harffe Tene:hurt

an

MartaCumaa

Wide

ſ i n ſ i '

edPVbmt-n

a

ell

t r i t . rangehigne and length, their

youtothe

7 r

it:

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ſ uch

is

ome

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oranahl? hig ſ , the e



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me;

notice.

ſ ſ p f

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&ſ ſ qf ſ dre

y ſ i d i ſ ſ t c t r

Face,

'for

then

ſ ſ ff hqy' could

not.

perceive

an]thing, and

wbnldlf n ſ i l] h ſ ſ z i t l e

y/aoZg/ntyourheadhadAched. V o

ay. You(ay very

true'Cou in,

and

1

halloh eivcj

'that

wazffbr

the u

tute, indeedfT mu coniesljhaYe

learned

more0 _youthenanyone

elfe,

inthis mieryofFucking, and' hall

always

acknowledg

it.

*

Etter

ihergfarqjfo ir u

'io

.

Frank.

Na]

ince?

) _ o n ' 2 i r ſ i e ſ i _ ſ i _ y x ]

Schols-

\

lar

'th m]dat]ty ma/(e ſ joqject',

thereforeyouwantan) more

i n ' rx i bn:

pr-lzl) he

free

with

me

andal;whatjay;

w;

.

,

i

Kdtj. 'After

all

'theſ e

Plea ures

we

have

talkedo,

lperceiveis

thatpart

ofaman

whichwe

callPrickconterits

us

Women

be

z

(41)

now

lwould

fain

learnofyou,

what

orts

of

Pricksare

the

be and

apte

to ſ atis eus. _ *

_ _ .

Frank.

Yon

propaund

aOery

good-and

pqrgzznentzfguq fzon,

ggdl

vgrflggztz Leg/Piles .

a r ,



'ct(ſ ſ 1d1*) i

>

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nt

,_

ittggp joli; _Totg_'znt '

'know

thep thoh fh

.

*

' I r e - t e a r e

zlfwhxz ſ

xellzx/trrz,

fl n ffi l ſ ſ g x fi fl fi i .

yet

4rc._£ b='t_5**FfZ-?> *54<*d

it

IN

_r7 2rzz.e

ortghgryeqtotzes, midlln; O h e _ q _ , ſ i ſ i zz k ſ ſ c _ l

l i t g ſ i

t e arm. - _ _ ,

_

Kat ſ y.

Let-usjbegin with irthcv,

_

ones,

lioyvaretheyiziade?

i :

T '

x

£ ErankaThey

are or/ zfottrto

foc-'Ih-

=

_ little

* long','and-proportiohtihl? big, the e

gore; goollforlittle, forthe]do not ll e'

i Ghent 'at-it houldhZ; and aMmdn

p

herald-

hezve

4'

great

Bell),

or

hat/e

re -th

gh 'ght

tyithſ i 'a

great

pair

ofLiprtoit,

. -

L

yw z-gz

z z j

aFree:

perfection) or the

yntholehe ow, whtch t: 4fault on

the

other

olef

it

i:

impohle

for

uch

4

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three

inchee,

whichtrnl]

tom

gie-e

4

Womanhat little

- . ſ * ſ i * T _ * * < F * ſ ſ * ® _ * . ſ i ? - _ _ . -

i

y KatjuhVYellbutwhat ſ ay youto the

grzkah fi es-Ggfhpfzha ff e

Tzr es

h

a

4

. , to an

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c t t r e Mmenatzwewirgin: ' uch i:

their. st rt ſ i ange

bigne s and length', lhttt

-

Ft;

_ .

1

ome



..z,p,e z; Calzan]gzzht

takehtteticeef

- ye,

there,

attend-therefore,fqrjqz:afdattzejonrhead, arzdkeep

xt'hand

hdrt

joke'

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farther:

ithtyrhe/ifdfi

pcrem/e

an]thmg,

andWotddout)have

pha-lyghtyourheadhadAched. A a a

aty.

You;

Yery__3trt1e_(*.ou in,

and]

halloberve

that

way

fbr

the u

ture,

indeedfmu confe s [t'have

_learn_edntore

ofyouthenany

oheele,

:m this micryo Fuckltlg, and

ſ hall

alwaysacknowledg

t.

A

- ' _

Frank.Ne)

ince'

jmizrezm]

Scha

lar'tis m]dat]a? h id/(FJ-ottfe ect,

thereforeyouwent

an]

morein rdhns

you? he free withmeand

ack

whatjet?

wi] .

T

t

Katj.

'After

all

'the e

Plea ures

we

have

talked

o

Iperceive'tis

that

part

of

amanwhich

wecallPrick

contents

usWomenbe ; (4x)nowwould

fain

learn

of'

you,

what

ortsof

Pricks

are

thebe andapte to ſ atis eus. * A

Frank.Touprepared4verygoaZxmzZ

Perzizyrzuve fjvn, sad ivi/lzez? fi r - ſ e e

>

e

-

*

it



(Wort) -

at m, ice-It A' w.

itto

yon; for;mu

kngwythqnpthaggh

.

*I=t$at<71?r ? st'.o'

iff lgtt/h fh

rni-gi fl efsz

ye

ar-eehryfi r-F

r-JF-irhwdt

&he -

given

'ſ orts-differ swer- m-'dlifl g

' t w o

'had f i x :

le ones. * V , _ . t c t ſ i

V

Kafſ i j.

Let-usbegin

with-the.

little

_ ones, h oxvaretheyctmade? - =

'a i, t

Finkh herdreifonro

fxdln-

-

l 1

- ' t h e r , lent-

a

.

þ rg

good

for

little, for

the]do'not

fi ll

A

thanM-it

rould52;And i : Woman

ſ hould-

have

4

greatBedj,

or

hnjoe

znb-i,

h'Cnnttvithngreatpair

'of

Liprfoit;

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or

the

hole he ow,'tvhich i: 4fault on

theother idefit i: impo ſ ſ hlefor ucha

Ftk

to

'enter

ahaiye

twoor

three

inches,

which

truly

'can

gle/e

a

Woman

hnt little

ſ d ik ſ fnction.

i,

i ſ ſ

Karj.jwell

butwhat

ſ ayyouto

the

v

'great

ones i

(4z)

_ i

Frank.

Grant

hore

Tzres

hn irt

and

y very

n-Cnnt

too

wide,

'mytheyofronpnin

ſ i i r

ed

MmenM-wellvtz Virgins, 'uchis

their, rangebigne s and

length,

from

z

_

ome

nndrapactrondhl?

hlgct,

'the e



- yb,

' t ſ i were

lar 'tis

m]dat]to

mttnke joigje

ſ ſ ſ ſ e c t ,

( - xcgo = ) X

XZL; whoComyn zmzht take notice. o

p

t t * ſ i T ſ i ® ſ i * ? * f z = r < z l f . > I * o ~ c t ſ i Þ > < * * t

hold oiytt johr ſ hed ſ d, any 'lghep ttrhand

bkfez-eyakr

Face,

for

then

ctthlejho/Zlel

not.

,

perceive

an]

thin

,

and

wottlezh ioh

h ſ ſ d ſ ſ - c t i / E

thou htjonr

her

had

Ached. 1 ,

Ji

Jlgatj.'You (ay_Yery.tr1ieCoup,

and

I

ſ hall

oberve

'that

way

for

the u

cure

indeed

mu t confe slhave

earnedmoreof_ you ithcriaiiyoneellh,

in thismierypfFucking', anda hau

alwaysaclgnowledgit. * * _ N

Frank.

ſ iNn]

ſ ince

jot iir eiirn]

Schoty-

\

-

therefore

you'

wentan)

mreih'

rhſ ſ ctlhns

Ft?

he

free

with

meam'

ack

what

i].

c t ſ i

,

Katj.

'After

all

'the e

Plea ures

we

havetalkedo, Iperceiv iekisthathate

ofamanwhichwecallPrick' *c'_ont_,_e ts

usWomenbe z (4r)nowIwpuldajn

learn

of

you,

what

orts

of'

Prieks.

are

the

be tandapte

to

ſ atis eus.

Frank.Tanpropotmd

Arteryg ſ oo ſ -Zizd

~ eerzizsrztave zon,

fi tldI vel/lear: refolve a

9 . ſ ſ it' i' i. i. i i



v(: Id1-**)

i ?

yea;

a Ten r ſ ſ n ſ ſ i a ſ h

Q n Q i Þ c t Z Z e Y L t - b a ſ ſ f ,

>

ehv 3 ik - ar f

z z z r - t e n n z - m z z n x z r r z .

d M V Z z Z - m ;

e t ,

are.

she;

c t i e fl v x / Z e d - e c z z e r z

>@nz*;>nzg

e

*

fartghgrgczj

ones,

mzdleng

Onee?

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tle

ones.

- _

i

_

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Lietusbegin

vth7t11c_1iu_}e

_

*bncsz hoxvfarcet fi ez-

'xzzadee

.

4 Xj rapk jct/rej/ die ariz i atzf ta ſ Zv ſ Ine

. '

eke;

[an ,

nndraarqnnbl?

big, the e

'Ljqx gqo

fortime, or

theydo

ſ i na t fi ll

4

i (hentand:

sonld

ſ o)

and ammmz

fl WV

4?

4

ZTWFBVHL

or

have

z/Iab-L

gent;

jnit/ea

greatT?ofLip-a,

3,

- ' '__w_ze

any-rent

ere ion r'

th

inne

hole

bz

in, abie/a i: )4

afanfta:

t e other _e,* it i: im' a ſ ſ iHEeſ ſ r i;

'to

jenter aba ue

tt e-ar

t/fee

Zcibez

i

eyen gay; aWoman but litt £ c

_

Karygwellvbur

what

ay

youtothctc

grczxt

ones.

(42)

_ } rank._Grentbor e Tm e ſ : hurt and

Lnjzenpnnttaa wiallz, &na zthcy

oftleſ npzzizz

tr

e

_ omennewewrgin: * - me; z z z

tZeizt

innge

bigne s

and

lengthe,

inn:

-

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. ( , . zgd.)

i

Cqmzzn)ging/at

take

zzotjceexf

. )-a;7, 'twere i bmr* f/5e re_z'a7_je_;f$r_3(ou'to .

bo f d_ d< a ® 1 _ y > _ i ff ] b hr' £ : e} i ſ i d, ſ ſ 4 rz_ ſ i d

zzzep

m;

i hi ſ i i d

Befdfejoi ſ ſ c ſ ii'

Face,

for

then

tlagj orild

not

perceive an)thing, andwonldviz y bkiize

ghgt' byjptnſ ſ ' headbadAcbed.

_

_ ,

lcgagy.You'myvcrymmeVou in,

and

I

exſ hall

Qb izrvc

7

'that

why

ot

the

fil

tdrcz

indebd mu p

ſ itdnfe s'

Lhave

leſ i airned mqreoſ _ you thus-dailyoneeme,

in this mi cry_\of Fucking, anc ſ hail

alwaysacknowledg'it.

,

Frank.

Nn]

nce

joieiire i iiin]

Sc ezj-

\

-

lar 'tis m]dat] ty 'g/Eyesye ectr, ' _

thereforeyou' wantan]mr_e__i>i ſ dEZ-T ns

put) be free with meandackjk aii]

. 3

i

Kdtj.

'After

all

'the e

Plea ures

'we

have

talkedo, Iperceivekisphaggait

ofa

man

whichwecallPrick' Cpn c ts

us

Womenbe

z

(41)

now

I iwpt dfejj

learn

of

you,

what

hrts

of'

Pr-ibks.

are

the

be andapte to

atiseua * .

Frank.

Tau

propound4

'izerjdgoqdcz ſ inct

perzizzerzg quejfjon, gazed1

iyi/Inozv

re/blve

. *'_\-.z- z, _

._.-<e ax



t '< 6K>j] r

i ?

w?y g fl i - ffl

ry,

z z z fl a j z v t n z zw j z z z rz z zh a t z z t z

*

ſ ſ fl m ſ i z e a g z j ; i l f r i f fi ' l e a f ſ ſ g a ffi fi t l c ſ ſ h i y ſ i z x k fl

ye?

ere ver ſ iris

NFZWVZC

F I -

. . , . < = : =

e

as

'ſ vfts-uzrt ffl ?ram

widitfn; One-e

'did l i t - T

tlepnes.

-

3

_U

7

Katj. Let-us'begin

wxthThee

little

_ '**octncs, hoxvarctheymade? _

Ifkapkjj ſ lT/z-e ſ jj

are-e

v

_ A

_

egg) lq zz', tanzl proportianabl? big, the e

*

' 71

'hfourſ i

to

ſ iklrt

kg pll

for

little, or' the]do

'not

fi llA

we

r a

(I ſ ſ lmt

mitjlranld ZJ 'and i: Woman

jqzzld

have

a

great

Bellj,

or

have

aab-i,

Þ þ 'Cynt

with

4greatpair

'ofLips-th i t ' , '

l ſ i ſ ſ n ff z þ iqb

itaFrm-at

perfection)

ar

if

the

igthtlaalz lie 0W,*

which i: a ſ i

fault

on

th?other

t ſ ſ alef it i:

impo ſ ible

far

uch

a

Brick

to jenter abalve twlror threeincbey,

t t t 'clz truly

arm

giwaWoman

but

little

Mf ſ t ſ ſ tctibn,

A

K57. wellAbutwhat ayyoutothe

'greatonesL

(42)

Frank._Grmt

hore

'Tmes hurt

and

, ogerta-Cnnttoa wide,

'mythey

oftcjnpain

ir

tal Womenatwell-vzs

Virgins,

uch

2 2 :

tZeir rangebigne s and

length', tſ ibht

.

Fqz

ome



h mia-rede; 'therearegi-'cax

mall,andmiaL.

, __ Vi cid 1 . ) _

te-Þ zezaeztzzauea weij t tz-gxxapezzz- _ ,

orcloath

ahon-t

them, to hindeHA-tinfi . _

same.

in,

m,

stu

'xsxzNl

qlzxmf

det-ed.

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ybuvkorhei-hid- .

lingPricts.

(;1.;)*: _

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to

Nine

InEhes* the]_ tWomentoia

hairznd

elde

YEZzMe ſ Þ Fet zP-a:

in

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Fn-Wo- .

Cnnft,

hat ivhen

all ' ſ i t

donehrthey

little ony-eat,

there-ctnothin

fopreeioue

. ,

eſ

friends

.-(43)

t

at

me

low

tyed, andthorog/e it hectm longer-then - .

one:

little ttgctzct-

'ivendmorefatiacti

on

in itthen in alongerofanothermans.

j

Aell zedPriclz

mu he reaonable

aiz,

hat

higger at' the Belly

then art/ye,

Up,

there is a ort

of

PricksI

have

' t o t - .

jet

mentioned, calledthe

Bell] Frick

ign

whichis

gent-ra h'eeemedahowe-there/T' c t j '

It

appearslike a

trait

oatof ifs-ſ lr iell ,

and

tands

oftner 'then tho e large Tar e:

which

arelike

dnwele-

ladders,

which

4

takeagreatdeal(noteti-me to Rearthen ;

little omse. a -*

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c

F

I

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_



_

chmksnthev fh'

ſ

x dyx]haveanoghqrQuetiontozxzctk

Gj dvxx i '\_

ggnn

Ads-&mdv)

Fran

.

What

'c

et

prq.

'w

m

w,

Kact .qWhYdnMenwhen;theyZ uck

us, ca l 'us ſ uC l

urnz a ſ ſ n dcomple

_

-

fonavatant-

.

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cal)

that, make:

?

B

i

a

:

5

ncciveho ſ w lqyc

than-u echafeeixpreaae/gfor-thegreat-

i

e 'and

chiefe z caueof

lamp

le theplea

ure

an

r

Bodies

recei-uezrwitboyt

tbawtherq

- -

would

he.much.thingaslorue. * a A .

effl je_.PF&Yexcu ema,thereIknow

YqumWillTtell

meof Bkuxctallove, and,

that-maybe,

butthereis other

beide

which

You

may

know

by

ifshla ing,

(48j

whereas

Brutality

enduresnolon

gqjjlhnany

other

extravagant

Pali

oh,,.2i_'nd.is

overfooon

_as the ecd

is

quiFred-outeof.thCPrick.

- -

Frank.

Wh]other'

Acteme ' i s Brick-il,

which(will

plain

damn/eme'meayou.

gay. Praytac

the

painsto

do

it,

andlwill

not

interruptyou,

.

.



. ( 10-4

>

Frank. (4.9) Thoughthe

pleafnr'Pa/Z.

feele-away,yetitreturnethagain, andt;

Lint-hat

which

cheer-' yeth

lime,

let

meane

ra thepoint, noalayon loveMr.Roger

if

heWeregelt,

and-Would

you

eeem.

himand think- hima'JmndomeMan-,

and

t

for

your

turn,

_ hewere impn;

tent, whatfayyou? > ' _ - - h

Keuy. Trulyno.

Frank. (gO) 'Therefore

Gar[peab

truth, andifyonhadnot-a Cnnttoofor

him

to

thru

hie'

Prick

into,

andBeath

t to makeit

and, donotdeceive your.

ſ i t ſ ' andthinkhewouldloveyonfor-any

other goodquality. Menlow to pleae

them el'uet, and

though

they deny

it,

hen

lie-ye

them

not,

and

the

chief

mark

they

ai-n ati ſ ourCants; al o whenwe em-. .

_ hrace

and

them, we long fortheir

i

,

Pricks' , thoughweare ahamedtot, fornotwithlimdingall the Proſ c t fl 'c tl'

tion:ofhonor, the

tear:

they hed,

th:

fzcerand

cringes they

make,

ira/l

(Udw

inthroivingmhackWard:onaBed,

in<

olenrlypielling

ale

ourCoat,

andcatch-1.

[g



'ing-fen - by the *C'mt.', gettinjbetween

on

Legn-and-Fuc ng'

on> in hort,'hie i:

A

th:-

end:

of

all

mo

wmmonly

thoe-thar

Ia-owmot

,'

fwive lea, and: theythat

Fuck

oftne - have eldom

a

con tantMi

st rt ſ c ſ i, they have, thelo-vc dothnotla

long,

c zecially

the

were

ca i

ly

gafned. >

(

51) 'tie

rangeto ſ eeWo

menpretendtolow

-with

con ancy, male

ing it ſ uchavertue, proieingthatit is

notfetchingthey

delight

in,

Whenaredai

.

ſ ee

t/ot-m

u e

it;

to

hehort,

all

ingez

n'am

ynrfousconfe s

, thatcopulation

e:

theonly meam'ofgeneration,

and

con e

quently

thechiefprocurement oflow.

Katy;Howlearnedare:

you

Cou in

in

thee

mieries

of

love

, -

pray-

how

cameyoubzihll this knbwledg?

Frank. (2) uckingfriendtake:

agreat dea-lcf dJzght-trt-in ruct me,

and

lowe

hath

this

exccllency

in-it,

that

though

at We

do

notthink

of

Swiv

ing , yeteis it thewhi-fthingweaim

' at,and'the

o inþ -

remedyto rure iloz/e.

Katyr

You

have-aid

'as-much

on

e,

_

F;

this



i

1



_(on)

Tngjw6]

'the-Cuts'gettin betweenat'

Legwahdvf'ncking

m;n

ſ hort, 'hie

i:

the

md-

of

all

mo

comanl]

thu :-

that

lam mo',

wive

lu ', and'

they

that

kaftm '

have

eldom

a

conant

Mi

rz',

the]

have, rhclo-uc doth

notla

long,

( pend/I]

the

Min:

were

ea i

l)ga'ned. . (51) 'tiJ range

'a ſ ee

Wo

menPrctcnd tolowwith

con ancy, 'unk

ing it

uch

avertue, ror'c ing that it ' i s

nor

Fucking

the)deigftin,

When

wedai

l)

ſ ee

them

u e

it

5 -

to

hejhort,

all

ing;

m'am

pctfan:confe s , thatcopulalian is

th:only meam'qumemtion,andcon c

qumtly

the

chiefp'ramremem oflow.

K

217.'

How

learned'are-

you

Cou in

in the i:

mierieso

lch,

prayhow

cameyou

bj'allthis

knbwledg?

Frank.(;2)

Fucking

friend'other

ngreat

402lethlg/It'tdi 'fct me',

and

law

hath

this

exccllcncy

in

it,

that

thoughntr wedo not think ofSwiw

ing , yet-

zl: it

the -chizf

thing

we

aim

'

at;

mid

'the

Myremedy'a

um:[0713.

'Katjc- Youhave' ſ aid as 'much n_n

.

4

I .

F

5 ,

this



(faces

)

ſ ſ a z

p

i X In. IJA'- h i khu. ;

'or

TlZBIHC'

53') -_>Nov ſ io7the r

Ofl L

o bly Fain: be:expel

. 2 . : U

Wh-\'Whj=

WMen

'call ne'

Women uch

hea lljtznirnes,

t

When-'they

Fnekm, ie hecan e t hey tdeſ ſ

lightin'minguchthin s

at.

relate'm- -

to

that

plea ure, forwen the] arein

the

Act

of

Free/zing,

they think of

no

hing

hat

om-

Cmm,

whichmake;

them-

'ex-pre tthemelvesaccording), ayingm]

Dear

Cnnny, m]little

leq ingfool, m]:

pritty

little

Tare

taker,

and

ſ uch

like

Word:whichthe] u e in the Actof

Ye

nery, this

al o

proceed: fromthe atten

tivenc ofoarSpirits, when

me

are in

copnlation, andgive: alively

Repre en

ration of

the

mind

on

thebelovedohject;

forourear)Soal: rejoyce atthe e anon-z

rowembrace:, which appear; . z - t - h e

treet

union;

of

ttro Tongues, whichtiow

He

one

another

in ſ oft

many

ronoxn-c

cing

myDear

Done, m)Heart,

ony-ae

27' good

Child, 'a

Chicken,

all

tho-feare

Emhle'mofaelon, aemyDo-ve, when

the) oon dar the

Low

f-

Pigeom;

good,

V'PT

Child

3.

V:



4 .-1 1 . .

Chitdjzinndchiekc't,

-

relax? theu e of 4 Child, andharmlenee-om

(Ch'ckeiu

-nt}'-:Hedrt,

i'hdl'

i'tu'bv

ſ o

pi -mid;Jawdhe-Wa'n4n 'than

the)

myk-the]

timidreach

her-Heart

with

their-Priek.

--1n ne, all

the

march-the]

wife. are

like

ſ o

man]

Hierogljphi kt,

ſ ig

nifying

ye'

m,

of

them

a

di inct

jL-n

'cragged en the) fit] myCumy,

it

ſ ig

niesthe)receive-agreatpleaure h ſ ſ ) that

> part, andyou 'ni htaddinnnmerdhle

militud:s__m0re,

t

ere

are

al o

very

ſ u

cient-ream,

why they call

ever] thing

hj

if:right-'remawhen

the) are

Put/(

igdu 'l w i. _ \ .1

. *a*'Ka#)'.= HowayyouCou inz -

Frank.

64.)

Fir

the

more

to.cele-'

hratemheir/ictor)Wenns,awheat/re)

once'enjaj-w,

the]

ake

plea ure

to

make

Win-'a k with-thofe nn words.n>Seaand-.

-

lr'heirsthaughts-dnd

iMdgindtjom

being

ſ o intent

an

the plea ure

the] take, the)

emefenrce peakplain, andmthejhrenrh

ſ hort, the] aregladto

u e

allthe > - M a c t n ) x _ ,

yllable ward:theemztthk-a under-Ye

in.

' I n tap/'art '



(.\d8-) _

tetphorij) at

brie y

as

tht -

mnvnpanth?

'uh_,'p.cane\

parts;whattheyan wer/ly called

. ,

Low:

Paradife

and

the

>wnkw

a dzbgv t,

they

now in

plain Englz:call nvLCnnrz

whichWordCunti: ver)

tart

nndtfar

the

time

it 1 2 '

named

in, andthough

it

x

make

Womsn ametimes-Bl h

to

her:

it

rmnzcd,

'methx inkr

indeed

the)

do'

if),

that

make-uchapath;r,- to drihezMony

lluh/e bynewwards

and/anger

ways

then

I:

neos zr), mio

call

nMnn:

In rument

according

to

if:

name

,

4

Prick,

t h '

t:

not

hetrcrthanTurnnder, a

-Inns-yardz

MnnThomas, and uch

like

tcdiawde

manrations, neither properm'concz e

enough

in

ſ uch hort

parts. For

heatof

love

w-'ll

neither

given-s

lex-ac

or-tim:to

my

it-vi ions,

ſ o

tharnllw:can [n'a

rannce43,

camemy

dearSanl,

takeme

h)

thznPrick,

andputit into-'thyCunt;

Whichnre

z xmmh

hctrzrihcnto en), take

meh) theGrile , whichgrow:

at

the

hattom

of

m]Bell), and

ye:it

into th)

love:Paradice.

Kay.

_Yourvery-barenar-rarion is

-

able



_

(\

tO9)

abletomakeonesCt'mt

and

a tip for;

rBataterallthis, 'wouldyouperade

zmezthac

'Mm

RagerfonlleVes

me'

For

Edcking akc ? *

Fr i'a nk. (56)

I

do'i't

ſ o]

itpofi t i'uel/v

,

there is reafoninall thingy, ometimesth:

Woman:

it'

and

hreeding

is

ae

del

'ghtful

a;

her

Body. 'They'help

one

zmoth, ome

ivefortheir Partsffotmformechezi

ty]

hawheard

my

frienda] ometimet,

Whenhehath

heard

memaintain

an

arra

ment

martly,

he

Woe

mad

to

he

Faching

me-

on

the pot,

the

clearnes

of

'my

Wit ſ o776dehim, that' he couldnot

31 rnle his andinganfr, hatde ired

to

thra

it intomy

Body

to

reach

th:

onl

ofme,who_,'e

ingennit]

pleaedhim omach.

Katy.

Inow

ndmy

elf' prettywell

winmctedin

love

tricks, andinail'rhe

i intriguesMenu e'tending thereunto,

>

vbut

now

let

us

peak

ofMaide,

who

arc

equallyconcernedwith'men

in love,

-what

isthe

Reaonthat

theyare-ocoy

and- crupulous

to

be

ki ed,

neythough

we

makethem-believe.'.iisnoiinfo

kl s?

NJL

Frank.

\



(

no'

)

Frank.'

Oh,, 'he-rath

mee- edct A

0 .

heinggotmbh-Childm; ' d ' x 'nlhfsrtguf

-

dyuwlat

ifal-

hould

bexivithChild,

the,v 'abundancebf-

permv

Mr.

Roger

hathlpurted

intomy

Can:

makesme

miru it;

_ _

Frank. Pha,fearno

eolorr,_zfe*aerth4t .

happen:

I-'le

help thte' out, for

I

havein-

.

fnllzhle remedie-e-

hy me, whichwillpre-.

wnt

thatintimeofneed, a

Katy. Pray

Coun let

me

have

them.

.

- .

Frank.And o . yon ſ halliftherehe

occa ion, hatto ea e

yon

of thatfearand

tronhle, fi r hmwthat the e mi cfortune:

are

not veryfrequent, thatwe

needfeer

them

hefore

they

happen,

how

many

preg-v

mentWenehetarethere, that dailywelkin' _

and

damn,

andhythehelp

of

anqnuand

a,: egdrhs

hidetheirgreatBelliestill'with-

, i

in

a

Month

r

two

of

their

times',

When

hy

the helpof

afaithful Friendthey fl ipinto

the

Country, and

rid

themelvesoftheir

Burthen, dnd hortlynfterretnrn intothe

City ds FnreVirgin: newer. - a'l/lnh'ethenv

ſ

. _

'

A

Wed- i

i



(I11_)

worzof

i t , - . - . ' r £ : but

a

littIe-jrouhle, and

whowould loo e ſ o

'mach

fi nr lctport for

a

ltttle,_hnz.ard,

ometimes

we

ma)

Fno/z

two-Forthreeyear:Andthatneverhappen,

and we

would

he ſ ohn e'mea ie to

haveMedicinesto

make

m

wie-my,

hue

'tie

pit]

ſ uch

'things hould

he practical

inthistimeofDearth, andwanthieMa

je]hathof

ahle

Sxhjefls, inwhich

there

arenonemorelilzel) todohimServicethen

tho e which

areillegitimezte, whichare

hegot

inthe

hentof

Leezchezy.

Katy. I ſ han't ſ o muchfor the ſ u

turefear

agreatBelly, thisI

am

ure

of', it cannot-butbcagreat atisfacti

onto

aWoman,

that:

ſ he

hathbrought

a

Rational

and

living

creature

into

the

World, andthatonewhom hedearly

loveshadhis harein

getting

it.

Frankifonez]ver]truezagain thetime

of

your

ljing

in, 'tis

hnt

preparinga

clo e

and

di creetMdwzfqandafter theChild

e:

horn

haveit nmjedh omePeaant:Wtfe

in

the

Conntr

tillt e

Childhe

grownup

andprovide forzeitherlz]

Father

orMo

therm

_

Kdty.



.

U

V _;:_=,:*.*.a I:

7 ' eaednature, thrn liug thatfMascaradz_

1544.

(;7).'fBu't,sWhatdotho e *

creatures-do,whoarelb 'feetf-ul

fhly :

zotwith

Child,

that-though

their

C itmkz- ; ſ , ; ſ i

tickleth-

never

o

much,

ye: dare

they ®

notge; a- luyTarctowctubiet,

forme-z

thinks

ngerhgis

unnatural; * * - f j - l - ' ? 1 * - * *

3,

Frank. l Y h ' ) - * m a ) ' £ h e F t ha y ſ i h a v es a t tzo thct e ſ i ;

wate

pleaethmfelwes, a; 3.

Kat),What

way

praycanthat

po ſ ze

blebee _

'*

i

.

* '

24

- Frank.' haveomewhere readafile : = ' * ' _

Kings

Daughterwho

for-wantofaPriclzitt c t

petie,

madeu e

of

apleaantdsvicey-ze

hadahraun iatueafaManpaintcdfle l:

color,andhungwitha wingingTa ir ecom- o

poedofza oft

ubance;

hollow, jet

i

enoughtodo

the bu ine s, it

hada

red

head

andalittleholeatthe 'fopz upplyedwith _

athwacngpair

of

Stones, all ſ o

eat-Full *

ly done, it appearednatural, new

whe-nſ iver de ire

promptcdher, he

wentanil 2

- . _ . _ h , . .

P-rick

into her

Cane

,

ſ ſ taktng holder'he Buttocks

, inhen

[he found it &m. eng, fl eepulled out a' ring, and'

ſ o

c t

quirtrd



e

H

a

x



\

a

i

,'

p'

4



tfquirtod out of

( 113-)

thePrickinto herC'ont

e'

ledge

wormliquorpwhiehplea ed

her fi h ſ ſ

moii

Well

at

Swiving.

I'

I

Kntj.Lord,whancan'r

leachery

im

vent?

.

Frank.

( 8)Andno

daotht

hat Ale't

in

their

Clojct:

have

atue:

of

handoma

Women

after

the

fnmemanner, whieh

the]

makeu eofintheferne Wot] and

rich

their

andingPricksinn ſ l i t, at the

hottom

of

their helliet

proportionable

deep, andin

imitation

of

a

szt.

\

Knt),-Th ilS is aslikely as whatyou

ſ aid

be ore,but-

praygo

on.

Frank.(;9)Wencheethatarenot rich

enoughtobyatue:mu icantentthun

ſ e-lrue:

with zldoes

made

of-Velz/orpr blown'

in.

gla s, tick

fa hion

, which

the]

fi ll.

with

Ink:men-m

'nd/band cklethemelves

therewith, ne

wfthatrueBrick,

qnirting

the

ka-np

their

hodieJ

when

they

are

read]to pend. omemechznt'ck feele:

g

them elves

withcandle:of

ezhom-

form

in the paundzOther:nomoNun:domake

nge

ofthrir. nger-e.

Tohehortiuekinxj

* 'xzz 0



< me)

_

ſ onatwakchatonewa]oranother14'th-

rj-m'll hh ſ itkum

t ' -

edl

form

andem

q

ditiom

ofAPeople,

e:

*\*\\*-__,\U

JH\\

And)

Karj, This

is

plea antenough,goim

withyour ory.- _ x - may.

>*.=Frank. (6o) Somem'nenthatfurhildybearingwillnotFn'ck, andjetthe] r

will permittheir Gallnnt:

notent]

tbhem,

butal o to

feeltheir skin, Thighs,

_

Bren I-s,

Button/(s and

Gmtt:fr-igging the

Men-With

their

hands, rubbingtheirCum: .

and

bottom

of

their

Bellies

with

therlem,

X

jetwill

the) not

permittheMandown-

. z

right

wim'

.<- ' i ' . IN-rn

Katj.

Wt- is 'next ?* *

>

H-Þ m,

Frank.

'Thereare

afortofbolder Pewter,

- ,

who-will

ſ u er

them elves

to

be

Fat/(ed

till

,

the]feel

the

perm

camingpvhen

imnvedintly *

the]will

ing

their rider out of theSnddle, 0

andnat u erhim

to

pend

in

them ame

ill-tyed

Pig:Bladder

to

th:

p'ofdhez'r

Pricks,

which

receives nll Without 'ha-v - >

Lard(60 ame

are o

con dentoftheir

. cunning,

thatthej

willlet

Menpend

in

v

them, buttheywill be find-it hallli:*

c t '

\

ſ ſ

before

w

*



l 1 1-5

)

lhefore or after the) have done,

it

thine-j

elve',

forzallPhitfan: agreethe)mu

hoth

pend

toget

er to

get

aChild,_,yet

after

all,

'no Women put

it

to

hazard,

andrather 'venture

agreat Bell) than

receivethepleaurehath)halves, and

st ep

in

their

full

cdrier

,

who

Certainly

are

inxthe Right,forof a

hundred

Women

thatFnck,feare;Twoofthem

pro-ye

with

Child,for part,tho e: thatwillfollow

ny

advice,

houldneither,tro'lhle them

ſ elves ith

care

either

before

or

after

Fuck

ing, for ſ uchfears'nancertainl)dimini h

the

plea ure

- ,

which weoughtratherto

'add nnto, for there it not thelikecontent

in

this

World

an

entire

to

ahand

n

one:

ſ elf to apart]Belo'z/ed, andto takench

freedom

andliberty.onewith

another,

ac

onr ſ hallprompt

ne

unto.

Mar ThoughI believe Cou inyou

are

weary

with

Dicouring,

yet]

mu

needs-ask

you

anotherqueionortwo -

before-rive Part;

-

5,

Frank.

Ton

holdmeinaminedread.

Askwhan-arc

plea e.

37- \ * - -

\ - \

' _ - '

2

Kaj



(' '1i6 )

i Katj.(620By, th, Symptoms'you

'tell me'o

lam

afraid

I

am

withphild,

for

when

ever

Mr.

Rage-r Fucks

me:we

end,ztogether, to giveour ſ elvesthe

greaterpleaurc,-now canyou

tellme

'any

ſ ign,

or

doyouknowany

Reaon

. *

why

I

hould

not

be

with

Child;

- - , i

Frank. Te: 'narr can

I, for be ide:

pz-nding together, 'deWomanif hehave

amindto take,

mnhhrink

up her But

tocks

clo e together, and-[ye'very st ill till ;

the

Man

d'fl ct'

done,

didjon

do

o?

' ,

Katj. Far

matter

o

holdingmy

But?

tockstogethcr.thatI alwaysdo,buthis -

impo ible

for

ſ o

AiryaWenchaslam,

.

to

hold

;_my

At e hll-'in

the

mid

ofb

great

pleaure,

no, lalwaysfhakeit-as

fa as

I

can

for

the'Heart

ofme. U N

Frank.

Thatalonei:enoughtopro-vent

>

it,forirring

omuch

dj per eth theMan:

Seed,

and

hindereth

it'

from

talqngplaee,

that

itcannot1too hle jojn

with

theWoL

man:,(6z)aefor holdingourButtock:

c loſ e,

that

noneofmanhelp, forit

is

con i ent

withthe

pleaurewereeeme,

tokeep

then'

d o '

.



(-H7 i

)

' z ' onclo eatwecan.ZlowNaturewhich'nak

e þ ſ i h f . nothing

in

Win

o ereth

m'

better

v

hint ſ : at

the'Cmt,

thru st ingſ ſ '

it tiWardsthe

Man,

ſ o thatthe

Li s oftheCnntintx'Fel)

Bnr]theMan:ar ef; thatmet-Van-Ex

. periencedFnclq fers

cry,

Clo e, Clo e,which

33 ta ſ -27, cloſ e behindandopenbcfore.

*

Kdtj.

l

improve

more

and

more

bit

ouctjr Dicoure, astomybeingwith

Child'you

have

ſ atis ed me,

beingnot

atallafraid o ir, but

pray

tell

me

whY

then

had

'rather

we

hould

handle

their

Pricks

more

than

any

other

partoftheir

Bodiesndwhytheytake

o

muchplea

bretohave

us

roaktheirCods,when

they'areFuckingo us.

_

'

Frank.

(64)

' haft

ea ſ i l]

an mred,jor

'tie-'the greate t Samfaction the]

receive,

mrchnWe

bettermake

them en ible

of

the

eitfaianthe] ive

m,

t:

it

not

rea on

to

much0' athingwhichgi'vctwo

mirthplea ure

,

'tis

al over]

obli

cznv

and

gratie]tothe

manA

omansandhdth

greatvertueinit,andit

anEmblcm

of

L'W/e,

rFriend:Whenthey r 'meet aalzc

hand-r, ſ

iiow

theLo-ve

of

Man

and

Womani ;

more

ſ i

natural,



m

( 1518T

natural, for thence

thehoo and

'mind

parmke3injhort.

thou

haWomanner

a

Man

o

Fotekher,

pendinlherz

Tand

-\

have

his

will

of

herin every' thing,*f)et>

ifoedon it

take'him

h)

the

Prick,- 'tia- a,

ſ ign

ſ hecares not

muchforhim,

na),

ſ he

ought

when

her

Gallant

is-

'Fttcking

of

her,

andthru rup

his

Yitrſ e

a:

far d o ' hem.

into

her,

to

feel

theRoot oftoPrick-end

makemuch

of

hilt Bollocke, (Gg-Yahtd

aturehath

orderedit

ſ o ,

thata

Man

at

once receiveth

Two

plenure onefrhm

the

Cunt ,

theotherfrom

the

Hand,

there heing agreatpart of the ctPrickhed

hindthe Stones, whichnevere tereth'

into the

Cunt,

hutTeacheth

to

aMans

Arehole , (66)this 'was olaced[Wr

po -[y

forthe

Woman

to

handlejl'

ayhen

ſ he is

in thever]

act' ofI/enery, ther*_e-_Vz*

nothing helonging to the

' P rt ſ i - zz j parts, haft

z f ſ ſ

we

eonioLr

good

reaonma]

hegiven'

why it is ſ o; andto

What u eit er-ver,

Naturehavingmade

all things

sin

if:

perfection

to

pleaem,ifweknowthe

z

Zf ff We

ofthem. I

haveenlarged-alittle



A ( 119)\

'Mertonthis

Stehjel'l', heoan e it

hathome

Relationto my.concerns,

Iand

m)Foreh

-

ihngriettd

having

often.

experimented

th. efeeling

plea ures.

Is

it

not(67)Child

- 'ne ight to ſ ee alittlepiece of

lmher

qu/h, whichhangs

down

atthe hottom

of

-

-

o'er

Friendt

Bell]

togrow

andier,

_ ' till

it

he as hardaaStone, andall this

- _

h]

wertue ofHand

lroaleing.

&Katj.

(68)This Queionbeing

*

nowreolved, praytell me,

Who

hath

the

mo

plea ure

in

Fucking,

the

man

* ortheWoman),

a Erank. (69) That's hard

to

refolve,

- 'hart

We. look

upon the running out

of

*the

Seed

to

he

the

material

cau e

,

then

*

certainl) theWomanhathmo

,

for

he

feels'not only-her oWn, hatthe Manstoo,

haft the

Man

eels only whatcomesfrom

him elf, hat

this

Qu lioncannot ea ſ il]

he

redwd heoan e the

man,

cannot

he

Fadgeofthe Womans'plea ure, nor heof

theMans.

Katj. But

how

comes

it to pa s,

that

bothSexes Naturally

love

and

de ire



(

no

de ire Coplileition, before

they

have

hadanyexperienceor

tryal

ofits

plea

ure.

,

-

ws

Frank.

Man

andWoman'vere

ever

joynedtogetherfrom

the

heginning

, and

Copalationwasorderedfor the-propazati

on and

continnance

of

Mankind, to

whichNature hathadded ſ omuchde

light, hecane

the thing

in it

ſ elf

is

cer<

taznly ſ o na) , that were- i t not for

the

plea ure,

certainly

nonewouldcommit o 4

lth)-

an

act.

_

_ Katy.

(7o)

Whatis it

you

call

Love?

Frank. Tsa

de ire

one half hathto

uniteit totheother-

half. .

K-aty.

Pray

take

the.

pains

to

make

this moreplain untome. =

Frank. (1-1) 'Tzs aCorporalde ire

or

the motion of nature, whichh] de'

grees

a cends

tip

to

Reaon

,

where

it

i:

jurfected

into a

Spiritnal

Idea; ſ o

that

this

Reaon

ndsan ah olnte nece ity of

uniting

onehalfto theother loal ſ , When

naturehathwhatfheKeqniret, thatIdea

=

67'



(

rzI

)

'or

tlrimat-uapor

h)

little

andlittle

dzf

aI-ue: itfeifintonwhite

qunid/chance,

'sake

vjllilk

which

tie/ding

oftl)

down

w'thronh

o'er But/(doneinto otherVe ſ ele,

melo become:the

plea ure

of'whieh he

fl re'twothe

out) Idea.

Kaj.Whatcau iathwbat Idea-to

'ticklc

ſ oin it's

pa ſ age.

Frank. (7*z) Becau eit plea eth her,

. .

thatheie

nere

communicatingher elf

to

thehete-vedobject.

'

x .

door),

(7-z)

Truly

this

is

admirable,

but

whycan'r

People

(

in theheightof

'leachery) laugh mcctheyareboth ſ o

wellplea ied . ?

' - I j rank.

Beootz'e the

headpnrtnI-ynoe

w

their

Pledf'u'es,

1 -

far

all

the

fayte

dine-7

'dedhetWeenCunt

and-Prile

' g - *

Katy.

This

makesme inilc.

r .

-.Frank.

But

a

r Katj.How-meanyou? -

AsFrank..'The Son

h] the violenceof

K t h t ' o ' great plea ure de cend:andthinksno

'tore-ofit ſ eif, but leaves thefane-Hot;

V I', G 1

youma]thinkotherwi e'of



'

L-'a

* o'

(finz

) \ ,-- -

- 'itwhowerre-14wem-'dealtage-er- teine A .

Letter-'at

&fret ſ -en,

'viſ it _=it-,4ntict'pated,-._whiclo

i FWVQ,

when-heIdea

hegins topatthroughour

Ve/ ls, we ndakindaf rm/line ?

'and

npefaction

of on'

etten, Which-demon

jlratesthe privationofthe fi ndfromtho ie

parts,

and

thgTIea are

heing

ſ o

great

in

o'er ſ ecret

members, it i:

not inthev ſ ki lls

poWer

to

exerci e anyotherfault), fi

Katy.

(74)

Thoughthe e Lectut'es

are

veryLearnedfor ayoungthollar,

yet

willI

reect

on

them,

but

why

do

Menthru thtir Pricks between.out

BleasThighsandButtocks,

WhenWe

Won't uerthemtoputthcminto'o'm

Cunts,

certainly

this

is

a

kind

ofhlind

love, for

which

I cannotimagine

a

true

reaon.

_

Frank.

Ten

have

given it an

ent-ellent

'Epithite (you

rememher

What1 aidhe.

fore

of

the

Idea)

for

the

Memhers

of

theWomanis thepart ofthe Man

Loveheinghlindandnot knowingwhere

£ he

gonjan ion gaf-provided,

float the

,

Man



Manpoem/(ein it's pleti nre in thecon

junction

of'each

Member, o that>the=

Man' the' plea ure coming;fn g>s\\

and'

rube '*ſ i

im elf'

a

ain t 'the Woman;

cheat'lng

his Rea ſ on, theIdeato

which

thatconjunctionhath omereemblance,

* Withwhatis true andnatural to it, he

i tranportedifin the belovedobject, he

u fc'elx'ay

thing

that

make:

the

leaſ l'

re

ſ i -inch to his Pride, which make:him

i (bu eon harder andharder.

*Kat]. (7.5) Youhave cleared this

-

point

Coun,

but

we

have

not

ye:

_

' okc

ofTo'ng ſ ue-ki ng,

which]

reck-7

* on'nothingbutameerfancy.

_ _ £ £ Frank.'' ingue 'lei ng z ſ i o anothercheat,

Which de ireth conjunction in an) man

n'e'zt

whatoever,

tie

a

true

reemblance

*

'andrepre entation

of

the

Prick entering

(into

the

Cunt,

the

Tongue lides undera

* ſ i t ' i o t _ h e r

Tongue,

but

in 'ſ o

'doing find; a

'_Iitt'le*'re ſ l ance

by

the'lip:

of

the

recipi

Lent, andthe

reemblance

of thi: object

Q h e a ſ i t ſ ſ :

the

mind

(76j

the betterto imitate

B ith iejPi-ie ontran'ce into the Cant, when.

IN.

< i NAGz . .;

the e

WET:

-



* The e kind' ofeare ſ es are made, 'tie

then

wehreath out our they;

heart'suamf

9 1 4 1 . '

o h ſ ſ t ſ i of3octnr

Months;

or itMzhow

'phink

that'hie

me

jhonl 'go'

hftih

ame'Tritanner into

the ſ C'mt

'of

her whom

he lo eth , _and1

believewhe

Wishes:

Nought:

are

not muchunliketheMkin;

in

aw,they

dowhat

vhm

hct-i'hi'i'

'Fare &Smite/ing' after thelineZ'ejh

birthe?

'they can withtheirTongue,whichhru androwl ahontin one mio-m,

'Montht,*a: the)were

a

flee/zing. f i

\-*_Kat;.

(76) Enough,

Enough

ofth

Gou i'n, orel e you'lemakeme

pend:

burWhys the

pleaure'greater'vgheh

theWoman

gets upo ſ theiManand

Fuckshim; then

when

ſ he

is

pamve

andiycs

under.

_ _

*

a ,

- Frank; 1have

dread]

given'jonyne

Ream,and.nowIwillgt'Yze-'yoa lettethþ rf

'tieaCorrefpo'ndenee'oflove, f a ſ i ' rMdhkgnd

Wornan

you know'are two

porfe't ſ if' ffl dinel

7 di inctCrentnree, nowthegreatlovethy'

hear

onejo

anothernon/get

them'deſ i reto

&content-themſ elves-zefinteiþ e,cthrtſ iff\*f

A3 i'

ni i- e

- > '

v-

u- e

'

'a

\

k .

Ciaut

fi t if;

* - - _ *

&nii-T 1

;'(\3&

'

v m:

leovl



1'1

( '*.L* A , )

asxhLad'

,':\>'*\

r'- (L ſ ſ ſ i

'

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you;TL -dg

2? .

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7

huz

2'\'_ i,\'\'

Ft'

3- {\*'_\

A

'.\*\Y*\ i{'3' 'I' ſ

TX

sBMl

WdMQMQWm-z

&w-

XFXLFBFPSW

qp q

Isau-

n

JMN

quan 1 _ s

a

tdp

whoougprobq

ng.. v : _

_,-*_-._,*L

F gnk,

To;

but

Ihave, hit

_,thera_

Wctzml other reaſ on.Ibbiivciems

agg z

zgrpcgaly_to,mrk@bim;nx}z@

t e n - r '

-

. .

\ : _ . _ l _ < ' a t 1 . Jgrantallthis.s . .

. .

r i Frank5

Be idu, it

in: kind

ofMrs'

marpbos,

for

When

the

Woman

in:

top;

tle- 5..Jd4n.

it

: .

v31 24znn1r/zz'fezzm'mimz,

ikoburpnit

c

Woman.with.

,

MS':_R./g 9ns,

each.

havinga?

_

tbq

Away

Sex thepa-unst e)

m ' ſ ſ c in:

K-nj.

Th'ms

accordingv

to

aformer

lclpgyouxtaughgmez-whichlthinkI

&A. R-FYOFZEF

_

K .

gpg

.

Hawk-a.

wax/24.: .

7 .

m'l zng-'fhj(377)\ , Thatgnc.halfde ireth.

Rib?-

l-nitcd_,to

theother

half.

. -

2

ZzannkaT-A?en-ejz-srmc.,ofa mdprim

Fiplegwhen tbquce PUJ>:fl nt,i_, ffi <z}i. ofr e.

mqm

ſ i nfcrare

' relldcdmum i v

_

29.,

I,

think

wc

have

poken

' enough r



_ ' * - _ '_ t

I

' )

enoughof a l l z z t t h - i h g e rF dQZWtQ;

Ate,

x i

and

therefore

zL-qzghink

.

we

zg

heC.-_ '=

.

irlgg,

i

Frank. 1agreewithyouinthat- tarti

cular,

but

pra]becarefulthen notto ifor

get

an]

of

your

le ſ ens.

7

za;

Katj.Tohelpmymemory

prgyzthen

makenmea hortRepetition. _

F

rank. Fit-it, weha-ue poken of

the

E et il:whichare iraaking, handlingand

kz ſ jzctng,

thenofthe

thing

it

elf,

and

everal

way:

of

Catjantiion,the

everal

hnmor;of

-

IdeaandWomen,their

di ation;

fi nd

j ſ tendr] de ires, wehaveitzfolded

lo-ve-vwith

it; nature, propertie: an e ects, if:up;

haw

and

m

What

manner

it

aft:

if',

part,

and

the rea on: of it, and

Ian;fare

(we

haveomittedany

thing

itcannotbe-ef'bench

con equence, indeed there

rnajbe-qHtin

dred

other

little particular

low

praicex,

whichnowWehave

nottime

toenumerate,

fi r

at

tothe

nziting of

on;

halfto

the

other,

the

de ires an

may:

o

sin it, the tf le;

1 ?

ee- Ar e- beki zserif a. g'

i til-gh

groangfaingings

away, a e_

c t d



* . ( _

MT

i

*

nmhyhther

earm ee, of ndeofwhich

nih79thalrendjjoken; -

'hdtewwill

nowct'ct'ſ ſ 'nke

an

e

v

,

and

there'h'ei'an]

thingremaining, di cour e it atanother

meed .

Katy.

Well Couin,

giveme

your

hand

upon

it.

Frank.'Wh]; IpromieyouIwill ' ,

what need -allthis 1Father

hementjane .

And' I?

. .

3

Kazy.

(79)-Wcll,

leanbut

givcyou

thanks,

for

the

greatavors

you

have

* done

me,

in

thusin ru'ctingme.

ſ ſ * ſ i Frank.What

needs-all

the e eompli-Z

ments,

ducat'

knowwhat

yon

bowethank

ed

me

for?

-

-

Katj.'Foi-thepatienceyouhavehad

_ allthis While'to in ructmythick ſ cul

* 'l' 'alI*-the lovele ons,

and

of

tho e

'hb exeelleh't reaonsyou'give

for'

i everything, makingmeperceivewhat:

pan

inexhauibleFounta'm

loveis, this

XJl

'a ſ m

ſ ure of', l nevercould

have

hada

'fi herier

inormer

toin ruct:mefrom

it's

A

r

hilt

Rudiments

, to

it's

highehnotions

j ſ 'ſ i'irl'l'laginablexr ſ -'Tf'lA

Gc4==,;

-

Frank



. Gus?V

WWKVM

he narrofv .

wi)ii'ſ iN

Whi',Mind/1,

Mwyem

ight

ithrelxron/qu

Lady-deMWghA

their

Apprehe'iiom,x_rhemo/zsZnorY-'H' i'z-W

ceivingplea urethoughthe)

know

mit'Sh

to call it,

hence

it

comes, that:themgfA

ex

err

andrened

Wit:

hewe- a - d' p ' * x ' h ſ i le _ _

are-

of deligh ,

ivy-oh?

[ifh'ahi '

ſ cht

imagine-'musedthe

mind,Pth

Plen ant'

thought:andfweet

inagt'mionlct

occur,

when,

we'em-atrthe

ſ port

z

and-V

now

it-come:

in

'ny-mind,

(Soj

71

l'

'PY

thiswayof

theWo'mm'riding he

Mmiz

hejondan]otherPom'e,

heeau he'fnkcte:

allthe

pain:theManoughtt'oZdo, i afzd, :

maketh

a Thou a'dgrimaces, a'ſ ſ ſ ith '?*'*

Flm uredoth

ckle

her;

and

the

Man

s

extrcaml)happjjorheeethawry of,X

h'uv

helm/editſ -on,him,

Mz-her

BFIIj, '1

'andThighiz

he

eethndfdctcth'k

SQIX;

'mal-'motion ſ he'

hathupon-&hi Zng

the fl edf st looking in her Boeceew-'e to hiJ-Z re ' ; > ſ ; thi -*mf)_z*inofi

anf-her.\A>;{e,--Pun,;hivi [3szwhy-Rig

ta &hold-fe-Umnlzgmykfk;3 I;

*

. ſ ſ 4)

, When



(ſ

un:)>

when tamen'Pa]the tributewhich

iszglgizfo zc gir pleaure:

,.

the), areboth

oQYWM-M

707,

'boy-dam

'ac-pike

wield'zdehxlvt. Tbi:is a' S 'ectx one

might; enlarge on thereWere

tiy.__.

. . >

Egg),(80'Tis impo ſ ible to repre

eggpvpgy

bodicsjmagination

upon

this

hbpct.

for-methinks 1 couldjnvent

mpxcpgurcs

then

youhavetoldmef',

andas

plea ing

untome,but

pray

whil

yquateputing

on-your

Scarfc to

be

gggggplkmone

thing

more.- .

frank.

Well, WhatAit?

3197.',[3

3)What

i s i t

will

make

two

lovers

perfectlyanoyoneanother?

rank,

-

Tml),

'than

will

require

mare

t-'m

z'gx e-

puttin

on _ofm]Scarfe ,

WxtalL-oBeauty,

which

the]

miſ '&O /1.-

him'

>_ thenWemucometo

atd'partial-in,

which

Areto

long

to

trwsofnm

- .

.

-_1(gt,).,I-onveucr grantmemy

e,

quxmfor&he.longenyouare

With

me

KMWMs

mysdcaum

itsis

Pot-ſ a

,__T_, 1 '

Q'Gs-

'

late



z'm' L'-*-'*-

1

130'3?

.

..z ,.-. .

ate, but'

>-you

may a_y

li ti lJc, * i Jc_ * > ſ i n- £ ,

ger

the

truth

is,

- ,

Ayoughavcj

put-'hie

ſ oagogxthis.

day

, ,

that.

l

ban

fndlurp

to

talk'ofnothingbutmhatrdatea'fo

love.

Frank.

Well,

I

will

'do this, pro-vided,

When-1

have

done

joli will

key

'mette

longer, jonzhave. almo ſ ticke hym/t

do), turn up

the

gla s, for uponmjt'void

I

will fl a)

no

longerthen this

half

hoten -

Katy.

Then

I

will

'make

the

better'

u eofmytime, Coun,I knownot

howfrt

comesto

pa s,butwhenFain

ab ent from

my

friend (83) [always

think

o

the

plea ant

paime

' l

have

in'

.

his company,andnot con idering his

otherperfections,

1

am

o

rangelyhe;

ottedwithhig

Stones

and

Prick,tha_'t'e=>

verandanon

1 '

amfancyinghcis'thrii

ing

it

into

my

Cummirh

all

the-thick?

he

hath, retching_myCuntasaShoemak-'

cr_d0th_a, raight

Boot,

ometimes,x

fhl-dk' it

rumbleththevery

cOgleeomy. *

bean;hcle imaginaons-meSiesmeb',

damnable-.



£ 13

1

) .

na' lq

Brickproudz 'that k pendWith

fthe'yeryv'jconceito

thcmw

sbd non-i

'Thi

Ordinaril

happen'

tail'd

When; and 1 2 :

a

produ

ofjane'

derel,

Which

Repremt:

thing: ofethNature;

ſ o

live ; mea on, mfth wereReal

> 7

, A 9'

, I

uch andjonrth.'nI-\zndr ojyourFraend:

P ſ ieſ ik

more

'him

an)

other

part,

plainly

* heweth, that Whatever-[denWehave

of

the-Peran

whom

We

Love, whichLove

hring: into onrwinds, thoughts-'of the

Privy

_Mcmhers,

m

eing

the

cau e

of

theimmediatc

plea ure Wetake,

the

other

Msrnhersthough

never-o

Bemmd,

being

hat&i'rcum ancesl'

A:

for-example, a

fair

BlackEje,._a fi ne

Whoe-plump

Hand,

fand-1

delicate

Taer

Thigh,

make:

nman

on d-e;

the

Grant;

admimhlc

re-cture,

m:

ex'citein

ſ en ualAniece, andine/Ye i f ' j h e Prickand, Whiclhpczmor

an]

other]

Wager

he

ea ed

harh]

goendz'ng.

i ' i

4 :

' ſ iKaty

(8.9

' l

underan

this

very

Well, but

Cqu n,

fi ncc

Beauty

was-the

Subjzectwqwert;

u

on; 'pYay-dc czitg



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taken

with

Wh?

clearDivionszw ma 33 A

am;

'FranlnThe are ameWomen;which'i

thoughrt/ye] (mn'wt-vproprrl

be

called

bandow,

jetabamv

they

ſ uchaJeiunty

mien

as

the

French

term

it;

a:

Meatus;

them

extream-(7 taki

. < -

. . a: wamL'h

* ij.Totalk

of

cach=caturei$mb

tedir-

us,

my

eire

is

only

tohave

Bean?

tyde cribed.

- > T'I-SCL

Frank.

(86-)

'TZen will

I

begin w 'Jb

theWoman,and

then

(ilke-Mad;

She'mi be a' Tamrz

Le-vf-BWFM

or Eighteen

ye-m

Old;Frm)pwpm

Alittle

ue/med

to

fat,* m g}1r,=

midwf

a

good' Sutureand 'Majq imljlakrz

bwinqa

myroportion-V

'and

mbkz du,

liar-Headwgfl ſ eqv-oncharnlawzfpmh

ling



( e 1-331 >>

King:Ejeem-iit-ha weet

andpieantz'fpea-z,

3

her'nouth'at/term 'hevhiggenfading'

tmitimlezii- her

Teeth

won

;an_d-i

*

*

&hereforth-'ad indierem,frotvm, her-L'heeks-wdl fi lled:

'ap,=

Block

Hairand

a

Round

Face, 'her

Shoulder:

large andofagood

hreadth, a:

neplnmp

and mootthecle,:

hard

Breigff tct,

thathangnot doWn, hat-upporttheme,

fdvecalke

[very

Applee,

anArmpropor

tion-'hie to the -

re , a skin neither

too.

IYhite.

nor

too

Tawn),

hilt

henneen

hath,

and

ſ at- lled

with

that i t -

hang

ooelloo e 5

aHandWhiteaezSnow, and-Wellfetonat;

thrWrit-zzae

to

her-

Mannert, fi r t-

let

her:

heneatlyDre , Made/I, jet with

-

live/7

Actions,

let

her

Word:

he

Good

and

Van),hema appearInnocentandait

gheiignoeaneheee

Compare), andlet

her

Wgefnlhher.Di con'fe

fi r,

that-'e

m]

'and

Wantiatohetelfwiththehearere,

ii-ndmakeheneron.

the.

more

taking, till

to, eep'her'felf hhili

the

houndsofmode),

.

&Lint-t

ng'tl

the

leoeneonragmenttomy

going/atehemdnchmmoz guw '

IN

an



( 1-34

)

anxitneiviL-actian ordzoure

ta-her,

[he

ptote ſ he know: not mhat_ t g - b ſ ſ e ]

Iwulde

he

at,

O-W/M

thqxmean,

gztglfuz-x

hlielz

Meettng:

andFeas

let lte he

egg),

-

a l

erately, for youma]knowxthezhuworof' , -

emure,

let-herEarand

Drink

butmay.

the La, anhe 1 2 ; moreor lej? aected

wtth

pleaares,

andintlined

to

Ui-ver/ions,

e

which-zher

words

and

gift-len: will eal] ,

detect,

therefore

exce

1 5 : dange-ramto

-

ToungWomen hut-

zf it he

the'

General

Fralielz

of

the'

Compan),

ſ hema)

indulge

hzr

elf

aYittle

more

lt ſ ſ ſ rt),

c pzcially

.

if

he

he

among

the e.

who haveagood

Repute in theWorld; to ma/(eher

more

.

compleat,

ſ he

mu

Dancewell,

Sing

well, z

and

often

Read

Love

Stories

and

Roo.

_ .

mances, underpretence to learn to

j eah

wellher Mother'Tongun

ſ he

oughtja

have a tender

Heart, even

when ſ he

Read:

ofcruelty though in

one

afthee

. Romances.

.

Kat),

You

havemadeat:admirable

-

Decnptionofa fi neWpman, _ . ,.

1 v Frank.: . I

have not.

jet-done, Felt-hall .

' *

the



_ _ ( 13: 3

th? Per-fection:

of

the Body, hat

come-To

Zfefcrihe hernaked,

ſ he

mu-hawazjine

Tell]

well

thru

out,

for

'tie

upon

this delightfnl Roch

Where

allLever:are

Ship-mace,

herStomach, mu 'he oft

andFle/hy, fi ne

mallfeet turningout at

. t'hect

Des,

which hew:that

henCant

is

well

citaated,

her

Calf

of

her

Leg

Plnmp.

andlarge aboutthe middle, malland

ſ ho Knees,

nhanrial

andTapered

Thigh:

,

on

which

mu

hangapair

of

Round-hardButtocks, ahortRnmp,and

Alender Wae, the ReinsdfherBack

'verypljahloforher

'Ctmt

a/ge

, the

heel

of

her

Cantmu 'he

full'and hara',

ronnd

he et

andYmed

withdarlzcolanred

hair,

the

ſ l i t

of

her

Cant

onsht

to

he

Six

Fin.

gershelow her

-Na-vil,

the sign whereo

muhewelltn edtout

and

lippery, 1;

thatwhen'a MansHand

l :

upon it, he

cannothe

ahte

to holdit fl zll in one

place,

hat,

it

will

lzde-'and

come

dom:

to

the

two

Lip:of her Can', which

ought

to

he red and rntt-ont, the Cuntholeought

jrbe-ofan'exa here to doExecution,

V > and



( zI-g-q

9

And

' f y cent-Me then t ſ i - L -&sea-MAN

forckdzt e- r wh -

work-m]He i m

=

rhaNrc/U bicha..-Wd hf fetfz>um

ing,bc rit

_t.be- mail

AlbaAndxextiygz_ ;

halfin, thm-hawingtaken bratt/2,an/z 'riwagain till 'InNobleGemlcmam.

by

gar

FieldRam

nough,- main,

arrives: a;thegiltcmm'aOfgbeiMqtzixw'w

when'my. fair

.

Deovrrgd

MILN

fi ndabandznceofEthianplea urg, Haven

1ped/(of

o perfect- a

Bent),the;

&gru

Gall-m'

will'

be

de erted,

with

bgrn h

he cometo lum-mingt

at&i-IN;

T r e e , an) . . -

. .

.aty.Havingthusdccrichvgz

inherfullandBloomingBeauty,.,whg:,_u

be

the: perfections oftheMan. ſ i ;

which-whenyouthaveinformedmegq:

cordingto

yourHDoctriqc,mewipugz

theTwohalvgstogether. U13

zzm

Frank-

(SS

'To

Vmt,

hawkin

afafmrSuture-andaraugAHa-Badh;

not

of

4Barbaqjhapnlikc,d.SIMva

M'M,Whin 1 ? proper re. Wommon n:

Je'

him

havequeick

ing-And'galk

cemz,



ſ ſ ſ ſ

_

.

\

_ < In) i

-djae'nt ,*}' 'Sick lean' hikl o

ahtlgi'z,Whhoiyflmhitt

hie

de;ate

'Age

'about'Fiveandmay;

let?*}1i tii*-kathfr

incline

to Lea in than

Fat,

hh'

Hair

ofadarkBrmnandlongenough

toz nrlnp'onhie Shoulders,a rong'Back

anddotct'thler

che t-ed, let him

heindierent,

l] othathema]takehka'ri

imht':Me:ndthrowherupon 'aBe

taking

her. TWa.Leg: and inging

'themme'hie Shoulder:, na]heought

ter-Dante

and

handle

her

like.

a

Bahj, fox

happens',

a

YoungSparkma]have

to

deal

wnhaoReractot)Girl,whowill v

pretend o'much

made/lsz

aehewill not

open

her

Leg-3.,

fi t.

that

if

he

have

not

rengthto force

h.r,

hewill Spendin

thePinch', andnotRn'hherCnntwith

htl'ſ ſ '* fi fl ſ i ſ l' ſ ſ anding 'Tar e , hemu .have a'

wellfa hionedtoes;Aand'a Well propar- -

tioned'Leg

Withftth ſ Calveict', and

not

like

Catl fick ; 'andapair

of

la t] Brawn;

Thig ihe

tohear/tip: ny,

'and

make

himper

foWWe'.Z-What, eaen-

to

Wonderatthis?

\

Oh,'

did-Yon

'behoveent'iceing irens

\ I . .. - an



(138>)*

'andvigorousMaculineBeautiesare,--'eff

cially When unitedto aNea; andzpernect

Feminineone, you

would

'wi h

to

ezz ſ ſ o]

'no other plea ure, what

a-

bra-w i ht

ie

it to ſ ee theWorkmanof

Nature

fat-out

out

at

the bottom

of

a

Mam-Bell]

,

anding

i l),

_

and

hewing

hh

ne

Scafr-

let Head, with a 'Ihawtking pair; ctof

Stone:

to

attend

if: motion, expecting

ever)

minute the

wordofCommandto

fallon- 1warrant it awouldctlalarm th] -

Cunt,

which

I

would

have

thee

alway

keep

in reading- e,

jhat.it

ma)

beable .

andread]to owith atid ut/FC br/ slze on et

the- st oute l'

Tarfe-

of

them

al

can

make: Be not aaid of having th;

Hearken

beaten up,

though the

Prick

borne-ver

ſ o big , indeed

it

ma[eare

a

tenderTouogVirgin , _ forit hunders

fuohaones icunt hole,

xandharr i i ſ i es -

allbe.-

fore

i t .

-

=

_ _

* . *

h atj. Whatpretty ſ wcct

crucltvlis

t 15. '

F

rank.

(89) [telljeu jtb: aferfei

onjn

a

enan. to havea ſ 77i> e?]o iſ ſ i_bzg

me

.



X. \ (' 739 i

- th4t i'ill feare' id Virgin; and-this'

>

jr iortdizk

'the

Defcription

of

dam-pleat,

_

sMML * -

lady.

Now

'demonrate

unto-mea

,

perfectenjoyment

of

perons

qualli-zg

fi edaccordingtoyourDe cription. .

Frank.

(9o)'*1n

the

Act

ofCapulezgion,

_ _ ' _ l e t ſ i

themhath mind

all

mannerof

conve

m'emies,

the

Wenchmn iin

ome

thing:

'up-Dear 4

Iittte hame-

faced, the Mart

'cannot

he

too

honld,____)/eL

I

would

not

_

hewe

he ſ rfo

bdjhful'a

to

den)

him

when

Lyhe dcmandx

HReaon

,\ _andyhgtbelong:

I'

Love-4

IWould out] hewe her

mo-

_

\ do) infer

h] her Ejes, that ſ he hathA

A

mind

to

do

that

which

ſ he

1 2 :

ahamed

to

\_ ſ iNar{z_ke, let herkeepatalittle, di h-thee,

Mctt gegge ogojher Gallantrand makehim

wi e, more'eager, 'tis not' becoming the-

Wenchto pro itnte her 'thomhheis

glad

to

hear

hef' GdlIdn-t

ofren

Feg

then'

ofher, which hewithin her elfwiheth

he Wouldde ire 3 , therefore the Memmu'

rhewe- Acquit/(Eyeandregard

allherActi

on:,ſ i Sigh'sandWards, that o nothing he

r

wxnrs



t

.

r an qui;

, . .

o

- . khz \ \ a m'NNWw

1wanwhmBJLYWZWVMM

pointe-e

that-'v-

(UWWA

Gut

a

pa ; tane.

tak.

cev det- 'let ce

e.

A

mind he Km'iting-a _

ami ſ ſ -12;

be:

4<a

mlfa/lfaehecan,

Whil bewlll

_ -

faeedy hold

down her -Head

an among

dent

the

Sweet

Raeeibe

v.50 ffl WZFC-.:.%

=

her Bedſ ,-

' l e ' a him?me

fellaw

home

thru ' ather

Cant-, _

'andlet

iheLz z

read) to receive.the'n, with her;

Legt-a;

.

_far

a

[tender a:po ihle ſ , a ſ he

it tgot

much

u ed

to.

thtpcta d

prehahlj,

his:

Cent- et r 'my [Wit-17Mis- me, a ſ

it': ohlehe_ ' 'go'n ain

one \ _

uid

mode)

ne: hianoszgg

for,

the

hurt- he

receiveth.

will.no_t..

he;

ſ o

great

a

he

plea ure,

ifis

fetch;

henever-o hii, itv do hat

_

enonghto ſ ma e , walz/'Lftnzi entepxatj As:

andthepleaure will

he

thezgreategh'

therefore

the

Wenchxottghtutoz

he

very)

traftahle-, andnot refu e toputherhan]paure he

hall

demandof her_;_

ſ he hould'alo'eneoniragegK

him,

and peak;kinde nnto.him, cheating

him;



him-up

til he

have nihed

the 'Work

he

hath

in Hand. 1

Wouldhave

'the

W'e'fth let-i'he jVan have

a

full

Autho

tjfother

her:N

and

let

her

Bad)

he

to

dt'his dipoal, let whatwillhap

gen ' , ' - [hewill at Iengthndagreatdeal

ofveetin

it,

for he

will

in ruct her

in vWhat

is

tting,

and

force

her

to no

thingineongruom'to-Loveandit': plea

fjr'ſ ie:

,*if

he

he

a v ſ ea oned Where,

ſ he

i:

to'hlarne ſ he

play

the If)

oerite,

and

pretend-mode]

after her

ſ i

longconti

nuanee

infornieation,

and

therfb

loo e

a

great

deal

of

pa'ime.

'To

eonclhde, I

wouldhaveno

Woman

TantaliLeaMan

'withher

Hand, ſ ince

ſ he

hatha

more

Proper place to receive and

heow his

inrument,

and

'tisathouandpitie:

ſ o

v muchxgood u hould

he

lo , Z he

do?

indeed

the

Mans,Prick

too ig,

Jhr'niu fl r Yo-'ge' of

hirnxtahe the

longer

minae,

'did

often'

anointing

his

Brick,mlfhctTornath'n, andmaker-eifadthe

otherr int-an: . ſ he'can iniagine ,_ and'no

doriht', i n . 'the Coneluon, i t ? never ſ o .

BNXZUly. A. _ =_2_== ' n'* ct

irr,

' ' \ , in

'nuan

arms.

um:-

M-I

/**

-

a



big; ſ he willgetit intohath'thirteen-2

1' 'ad1

(h'l

t'em-

. .

_

unesCautin,

kKſ ſ atj.

(91)

Theelect

.

rent

from

Thoe

my

MotherPrqachEs,

theytreatofnothing butvertue and'

honey. -

. .

* ' i

Frank. Ter, yet,

Can/in,

ſ ogoe:the.

Worldnowadas5

ljes

overcometruth-e

rea on andexperience, and omefooli h

empty

ayings areherterapprovedofthen

real

plea ures.

Virginit) is a neword

in

the

Month

hnt

a

fooli h

one

in

the

fl re, neither is there

an)

thing

in

Formcation

hnt

the name, and there' ſ i i s

nothin

weeter

then to

commit

je;

nei

therds

Married

People

refrdi't;

hnt

ran

at

Matton

M

ell

M

ther:, iand

comtnitf

Adultrj'ae

often a:

other:

doFornicatif

on: PrileandCnntare th: chiefafter;

in the

Mjer]ofLove5 ' , the'Ceremonj

' i s st ill the ſ ame, ihatIhave' aid en iotgh

for

once, and

'ha not

now' pretend to'

reform

the

World,

fl ame are yienthhn'

ome,

and

the fool: ſ erve' like ' ſ oi leg, - - - * o

which

you

read

unto

me

'are'far

die-j



_ , ( r43)

othewi e, withtnore adventa e. But

alway:

akenotice, thegreate lgplea uro

asertan

it

ecree),

for

thereby

We

keep

arZo'oel reputation,

and

yetenjo) o'er fall

fwinge

of

plea are. -

3 Katj.

Your

Doctrinei s'

admirable;

whatdothotherFolksfaults

concern

us,

let

every'body

live

as

they

pleae

for me,

but' let u'sl-go on,

and

fi ni h

whatwehare

begun,

ſ or 'methinks

there

is

nothing

'ſ o

plea ing as love,

and

the

Minuts'

we

pend,

therein

are

the

weete

andv

'mo

plea ant

of

* - Our life. wHay

fora

goodlu y and

ingTar,anda nelittle plumphair

' v Cunt,which

fadrds

us

all

thee

de

l

lights,

I

have

but

one

queion

more

- to ask'you, who'are mo proper

3 'forlove

Concerns,MarriedWomen

or

= Maids?

\ Fr'ank.(92)MarriedWomen

With

out.

que ion, for

the]

are

deeper

learned,

*

and'havehadlongerexperiencein

it,

know

ing

lull theintrigne:of thatpaonPer',

fectly Well. ,

Katy



'(-*r44

)

1 'KMJQ

(93)'-

Whythen d0' omeMe

- Iove'Masbetter? 7 'fFrank. Becau e the] takeplea ure, 'he

3'inructthe ignorant, whoaremore

che

elientandtrat'lahle untothem, letting

themdo

whatthey

pleae, he ides,

their'v

Cum:arenot ſ o Widehut t:theirPricks

hotter,

and

con equentl]

tickleth

them

a-_

hundantl)more. _ 4

Katj.

(94)

Whatisrhereaon

then

that Others dier-in this

opinion-t,

and

chooe

rather

to

Fuck

with

Wo-x

men. - 4

Frank-

Becau ean I

havetoldjvu '

ready,

the]have

moreart

in

pleaing ,

a'nd the hazard is

not half ſ o

great 'at

-_n*'ith

young

VVenches.

a

w

i

Katy.

What

hazard

do

you

meam.>v

Frank.Of

heinggot

Wi h

Child,

which

is a

Dwethplague to

keep it 'rioate

when

the

child

it

horn, and

he

'des the

Man:

Pot/(eyne

oundlfor

it'smain

tenanee, an

the Woman hall

haveit

perpetuall hit in

herTeethh her

Pa-.

rent: an

ange/A,

who Willenden-not:

man]

t.



(Us

man]uml ſ o to revenge ' i t of the

Men,

ifthe) havean opportunitj;

now

ifa

Man

deal

With

a

[Mart-zed

Womm,

there 1 3 :

none

ofthis elntter, theI mhand

the_Cloa/<for all , andthe Gall-ent:

Children ſ it atyhi:

fi re ide without an]

expence:

to

hi'n

that

at

them,

ſ o

that

&his.

[enemy-make:them'Fvc/LWithoitt

feaf,-and

enjcy

one

another

themorefreelj.

Kdtj.

Sothat

now

I havenothing

moretodo buttogetmeaHus

band

'that

[may

Swive

without

fear

orWlt.

,

_ -

-

Frank.'(9;) Nomarr) ha'nt yon,

andWhenyouare ſ ovprovided, a: often

a:yourHmhandi: ab ent or opportuni

Yreenteth,joama]

Free/(join

Bellyfull

withyourFriend, andjet jot' will love

jonerhand

ne'uer

the wor e, 'tis

only

cheatinghimofa lzttle Pa lime, and ſ ſ t

'isgoodto

have

tWo

firing:

to

one:

Bow,

and

thereli: no.doubt hatyonzvill he 'ahle

to

do

themhathreaon, fort?xeare,fewMen

thatareahletodoaTVom-an:buines'he

'* H ſ ides

change



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VH'WN} { ; as?HWZAMKWYM

l c t

vtze

_

&ELV-T

LNYN

JLI'IF.

'

' -

'Kat)._(9 ) Well

then

Cou nriucc

I havetaken yourinructions, and

* thatby;yourmeans I havelearned

all

that

bcldngs

to

themicries

of

love,

why

Willyou

ſ ay

if

l

havcomcpm

[fectofachet-heart,whomIintcnd

. tomakeaHusbandof.

Frank.vDoyou-oak

m]

opinion ifyou

mllt'mtrrji

_ 5A.

Kanchindeed,'wh iqt el e?

Frank.Leave all that to w)- cdre

;

I

'am

old excellent, at

ſ uch

a

bu ine s,

and tie 'TZ-n to

one

thepm-t) care'

forthee never o little, butthatIcom

pas thy deign

andbring

it about, I

havee're nowgonethroughgreaterdid

culties

ofthou

nature,

hawk;

heclock

'n ikex, Godhe

with

you, We will

peak

.of

this more

ig5471eWhen

We

meet

next.

><

-

_.._.-._



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Frank.

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Wit/1

an

too

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2

The

fi r

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young

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I . lovetoMaidr,andwhatit is.

3'

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of

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exeellenoe

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who

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illan receive: pleaure

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'e theWench.

20 he

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a

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di covering

the

whole

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a

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al o

the he

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'

plea ureof'f'ieeking.

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the

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to pa : withthe woman'

&doing-5'ij

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'eener

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28

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Maidxto-geuhenz-g

Bigg- i

' ing

friend,

andwhat

ore

of

yercti

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on:

he ought to have.

*

7 *

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the'

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Wonian'

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of love,

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362_77be foolt vne s ofaAlm'dwhowont:

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charitable

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them Where

by the

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laonrninedthe

excellence

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vthe-plea

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37'_'I_1ow<e/2e-

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more

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rules.

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ayoung

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and

the

pranhs

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the

hetter to

inructMaids

in

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everal

circumance: thej ought

to

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44

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