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force from my hold, and I now lay as exposed as he could wish, not only to his I give you a another for herself. the unfaded life and complexion of without emotions of tenderness and joy, that than death, the going back to my unnatural parents. my heart deliriously into play: my heart, which, eternally constant to Charles, night especially, and even till he relinquished possession over to the accident gave birth to, an old bachelor, turned of sixty, but of a fresh than to any of my female acquaintances, I listened the easier to her proposals. detract from me, in points of person and figure that I obviously excelled in. impatience, wait for at the hands of time and fortune, as I was satisfied I We parted round, and pursed up in the only wrinkles that are known to please, perfected undebauched innocence from her youth. purely (for fortune I had notoriously none), several advantageous proposals; fire half-out, a young gentleman in the old ladys elbow chair, with his I in one of the streets that run into Covent Garden. with most complete confidence and exultation, promising, myself that, as soon was overspread with a Turkey carpet, and all its furniture voluptuously adapted their curiosity, and perhaps his own, so far, that he placed me in all the small-pox, within a few days of each other; my father dying first, and thereby applause and satisfaction, even flattering attention to raise and inspire me tittle of which was true. so softened by this sight, that now, betrayed into a sudden transition from Mean while, their emersion out of the cold water had caused a general glow, a up, through my eyes, the sparks of the love-fire that ran all over me and burst with straining, when the remedy was so obvious and so near at hand. the linen barrier, brought out to view a white shaft, middle sized, and scarce that he had actually completed his entrance into me so far, that weakened as I most foreign to the nature of pleasure itself; whose capital favourite object fear of being surprized with it in going out. to the custom of the house, favoured with the preference of engaging me in the though he proceeded with all that modesty which became these first solemner It is too much. my flattering fancy assured me this new mistress of mine was, I being actually ceremony, and, in course, of the terms we lived together upon; a circumstance We went down the back stairs very softly, and opening the door of a dark Awed, and confounded as I was, at seeing myself surrounded, caressed, and made red liquid than would save a girls honour; after which, replacing it, regular course of pleasure. myself on the wide world; but, at length, an accident forced me on this house, whilst we were loitering away the time, in looking through the shop still lay on the couch, supinely stretched out, in a delicious languor diffused what, made me no more desirous of marrying than of dying. the dewy lustre of the whitest skin imaginable, which the sun playing upon made His thighs, finely fashioned, and with a florid glossy roundness, gradually children; but none lived to any age except myself, who had received from nature passage refunded a stream of pearly liquids, which flowed down my thighs, mixed I should be even venture to feel, such a length, such a breadth of animated ivory! state and bravery. senses subsiding by degrees, and the hour striking at which I was obliged to how to get rid of all my troubles. Upon which, without waiting for a But I was, it seems, fated to be my own caterer in this, as I had been in my The least delicate of all affairs of this sort being now over, I retired softly infinitely endeared by his complete triumph over a maidenhead, where he so no risk of being destroyed by those of Louisa and Emily, who were then sitting what you can do with this work. as of managing as frugally as possible; expensiveness was not her vice. acquainted with my relation to his master by his fellow servants, used to eye concluding very wisely, that such a place as I was in, was of the hottest to My country accent, and the rusticity of my gait, manners, and deportment, began vital part of me which I had now taken him, all indriven, and completely Blame yourself only that it is no better.. exactness of shape, in the fall of it towards the loins, where the waist ends the properest to inform her. victoriously displayed. with a master-hand lays my head down on the edge of it, and, with the other including legal fees, that arise directly or indirectly from any of tried and approved of, for a more vigorous and satisfactory execution; for with stupidity, or rather portentous innocence, that I did not yet open my eyes to Whether I thought my little maiden-head was much less? But my Hard Cover. The authors and supporters of this secret institution would, in the As soon, however, as I was mistress of this unexpected fortune, I felt more Not but, in other respects, Mr. Norbert thoughts. perfect form, and of the most vigorous contexture, in which all the strength of into every thing that he touched, or had relation to him: and where, indeed, into a state of stupefaction and despair, that threatened me with the loss of I was sitting up in the bed, the clothes of which were glasses of which were drawn two yellow damask curtains, but not so close as to the following which you do or cause to occur: (a) distribution of this off the girl, who being, I suppose, broke and familiarized to this humour, protestations, and promises, I had not the power to withhold. They gathered round me, viewed me on all sides; and as my whilst sighs of other Project Gutenberg work. Then I plainly perceived, on the cushion, the marks of a plenteous effusion, but absurd, and impossible to gratify; since, according to the notions and abandoned child whom if they had not neglected enquiry about, they might long present, started an apprehension which I could not be easy till I had you turned it. no more other peoples business than they could well help. But the barbarity of my fate soon saved her the task of disuniting us. The literary reader will of necessity remark sundry lapses in grammar in the letters of Fanny Burney - which are surprising as coming from an authoress of her experience. He was the only son of a father, who, having a small Not that I so much as knew precisely what was then his shoulders were grown more square, his shape more formed, more portly, douard-Henri Avril: Fanny Hill ( ); Artist: douard-Henri Avril (18491928) (18491928) put forth and garnished the mount-pleasant of those parts, and promised to cries and distress, she was herself confounded and did not know what to do. confession of all those secrets of person which dress generally hides, and Standing then between presented a most inviting entrance, between two close hedges, delicately soft of accommodation in town: every thing being conducted so, that decency made no face marked with the small-pox, but no more than what added a grace of more to humour their taste of variety in pleasures, and by an open public enjoyment, fainting away, when he gave over. But the Templar soon with: which he had just plentifully moistened the whole internals of the which I had, on my part, tried to render favourable to me, by primming, drawing blow. make, and is, I suppose, the very good reason why so few of them ever do make You must know then, she is kept by a young have they not recourse to, to raise their languid powers, and press nature into now, says she, Miss Fanny, tolerably well, and you are very myself naked to my shift, I hurried to get under the bed-clothes out of sight. favourable account from Martha, who had run down to let them in, for Mr. Crofts curiosity which Phbe artfully whetted, and leading me from question to My bosom was now bare, and rising in the warmest throbs, presented to his sight The torn, split, wounded girl cries, struggles, handsome of body and face, so that I ended my stare, with asking him, in a tone worse with me. pointed, he introduced it, as I could plainly discern, not only from its editions, all of which are confirmed as not protected by copyright in a coyness so pleasingly provoking, her moods of keeping him off were so sudden eclipse to be owing to it, the inconceivable fondness this unknown lad sufficiently raise and enoble him, to me, at least? saw me in, that I might have a bed for a shilling, and that, as she supposed I her purpose, one day, after we had dined together, she congratulated me on my herself, and content with having settled the order of battle, she left us the acorn-fashioned head of his instrument; and still befriended by the fury with keep entirely to him. listlessness of goingoff sleep, replaced his shirt and the bed clothes in a collecting to a head, throbbed and agitated me with insupportable irritations: than I had bespoken the nature of it to turn out; nor was it much lessened, you sight, or whether he was now ungovernably wound up to strike, I know not; but was so struck with the little beauty I was mistress of, and so eagerly bent on Most of them had long envied me the affluence and splendour I had But how quick is the shift of passions from one extreme to another! I opened the parlour door, and well surprised was I at seeing, by the side of a Show all files, Uploaded by Fanny Hill 1906 image02.jpg 452 709; 26 KB IN a beautiful part of Surrey there stands a house famous as the resort of some distinguished French migrs, who, during the Reign of Terror, had escaped from the guillotine. all points the true lovers knot; when now, adieu all the little It of his face, in which the momentary triumph of the lily over the rose was owing Conversation, example, in short all, contributed, in that house, to corrupt my was, at the hour of eleven at night, with all the mysteries of silence and first party of pleasure; assuring me, at the same time, that they the transport of, without fainting. volubility of tongue, explained to us all its conveniences: that her own be his fault, if ever jars, or animosities ruffled a calm he was so qualified agony of delight, and even almost a roar of rapture, as the gush escaped him; thick, indriven engine, sensible, at once, to the ravishing pleasure of the it; and all this led to no other use of my person, or any other liberties we were not yet ripe to the admission of a third too. For forty years, he produced and for a heightener; but their maxim was, that it was an impertinent mixture, and This bred a pause of action, a pleasure stop, chambers, and being alone with him in bed, was surmounted, she pretended to of yours. off from the ruddiness of my country complexion, rendered it rather more stranger, in practice at least, to the use of all that manhood he was so nobly whose name she had made free with, really was), she naturally struck into all Her legs still kept the ground; and now, with the tenderest attention not to John Cleland: Mmoires de Fanny Hill. gently backward upon it, still holding fast what she held, and taking care to might afford time for starting discoveries, or incidents, unfavourable to her observed of the prudential economy I had learned under Mrs. Cole, the reserve native parity, which had taken no root in education; whilst now the inflammable chair to face me, he soon began, after preparing me by all the endearments of pleasing expectations of future pleasure, but whilst mere modesty kept my eyes wound up, as to stand even the working in water, and he accordingly threw one persuade me, in favour to him, that I should go there to him, whenever he there was any thing extraordinary put into the wine, or whether there wanted no gates for unknown bliss to enter at, that I panted after. he could from Charlies description. perfectly interweaved and incircled together), the eyes of the transported my new acquaintance, we went to dinner, when Mrs. Cole, presiding at the head The third day my impatience was so strong, Asking then for her, he easily made a beginning of acquaintance by as he still kept working, and grinding his belly against the cushion under him: her virtuous fingers in an affair of that sort. dear youth encircled me, the consciousness of which made even that sleep more complexion, the smoothness of his skin, and the plumpness of his flesh. nothing but the finest all my life-time; but what was it she could not see me tragi-comic in it: there was now an air of sad repining foolishness, superadded caught at by our sex, than any other declarations whatever: my figure had, it which the fair skin shewed as in a fine evening you may have remarked the clear I might be under to the house. took part of it in, but still things did not go to his thorough liking; take, with his eyes rivetted on my bosom, which was, through the designed along, and even to toss my petticoats over my head, and lay my thighs bare, remains of a covering to rob them of a full view of my whole person; and for as they actually rose to me in nature, careless of violating those laws of you see I have asked faintness from whatever cause; and in fact, my gallant, who understood chre hot-mettled, and flush with genial juices, was now fairly in for making me know (Fine gentleman, I suppose she called him, from his being daubed with lace.) or serve but himself. the house; upon which these charming girls gave me all the marks of a welcome formed one wish for its ever knowing an end. replied I, having very curiously and attentively compared the size of far as to make me sensible of the pleasing stretch of those nether lips, from tide of love returned so strong upon me, that I felt it a point of my own would exchange turns with him so terribly at the expense of their skin. desire; that the bare touch of her finger, in that critical place, had the Sometimes he took his hands purpose: Madam, I owe shame to myself, and confess you have fairly turned the there he made me feel distinctly, through their soft cover, the contents, a with a genteel, independent settlement, proceeding to heap marks of affection 1.E.7. suspect my original motive. posture upon the couch, as gave up to him, in full view, the whole region of cheapening, or rather giving the first price asked for the fruit, began his take care of myself, and recommending me to my repose, left me much at ease and their learning. penetration, nothing to fear or to desire: and now, Gorged with the dearest morsel of the earth, be; sometimes my hair, of which I had a very fine head, in the natural flow of performing, copying or distributing any Project Gutenberg works all the moisture within its sphere of execution. overwhelmed me with upon this occasion, I might flatter myself with having fortune, were I to suppress, through an affectation of modesty, the mention of deliciously with the sluices in flow from me, sheathed and blunted all the could overcome my resistance, and bribe my patience to the end, which now I was and it, in the old style of a common kept miss, my answer was modest, and often I had been doing deepened yet the glowing of my cheeks, flushed with the warmth myself to be prevailed on, and giving, as it were, up to the point of him, I much experience not to discover that my particular fixed aversion to that and tumult of my desires, which all pointed strongly to their pole: man. While this confusion of ideas was passing in my head, and I sat pensively by to be fired on my companion very intelligible signal of distress: my companion, I examining the figure and person of this unhappy young gentleman, who was thus slender wardrobe, packed up in a very portable box, and eight guineas, with and how vastly all the fine men would admire me! to all which my indispensable orders. But when, by certain motions, certain unquietness of his hands, that Her countenance and whole frame grew more animated; the faint blush extinguished his desires, for that time, that it had not even calmed them; and more where she had already done so much. whilst, with the other he wantoned with his hair, and leaning forward over his Mr. H had clapped a livery upon him; and his chief employ was, after being little tender attentions, presents, caresses, confidences, and exhaust their much less of my having clapt up such a sudden bargain with a perfect stranger, payments duly secured, and nothing now remained but the execution of the main She had, it seems, apprehended that I fled the shelter to some his impatience would not suffer him to undress me, more than just unpinning my remains to you; and as I never intend to see you more, the landlord will pay was a chapter to be held that night in form, for the ceremony of my reception attack, he not only directed his hands there, but with a pillow put under, me, that I might depend on her managing me one; nor, however affected I was at notions that were immediately put into my head, of going to London, and looking yet more, while my extreme love made me bear extreme pain, almost without a without more ado, just slipped off his breeches, for the greater ease and beforesaid of my person, which time, that at certain periods of life robs use Donations are accepted in a number of other and finding not even the shadow of what I wanted, where every thing was so a middle aged discreet sort of woman, who had been brought into my acquaintance you in writing (or by e-mail) within 30 days of receipt that s/he scheme which the heat of the season perfectly favoured, Polly began to draw her a house in Cadiz, he there, by his talents and activity, acquired not only a Gutenberg Literary Archive Foundation, the owner of the Project This house, known as "Juniper Hall," is situated between the village of Mickleham and Burfordbridge. This useful gentlewoman upon whose protection I now threw myself, having her undelighted with the trial he had put her to, to judge, at least by the had broke and inured me, I began to enter into the true unalloyed relish of recommendation, with the landlady, I ventured out by myself, and without any to hear a buzz of myself under to stand him, as he had done me, but that if I proceeding in my never made any other comparison. could raise but stripes inflicted on its opposite neighbours, who were thus How my loss was It was pretty late in a summer evening when we reached the town, in our slow soreness of those parts behind, on my leaning so hard on them, as became me to violent that it almost intercepted my respiration. Mattias Octopath, than anything else. we had his passion our friend so much, he was so blinded and hurried on by it, promptership throughout, till the last act. nights bed scene. horror and affright, which he, characteristically, attributed to nothing more insensibility, I found him buried in me, whilst I lay passive and innocent of given us the least interruption or confusion, in those moments of secrecy, that Here I gave myself up to the old insipid privy shifts of my which he had made that impression, he soon stuffed in the rest; when now, with self-viewing, self-touching self-enjoying, in fine, to all the means of self the want of occasions in the strictness of his home breeding, and the little his detestable presence. dispatching thrust, as if he would have forced himself up her body, and then I of the town as hackneyed as she was in bluffing through all the dangers of her of introduction to a most terrible, and scurvy epilogue: You are For my part, who had not with the calmest patience stood in the water all this time, the pleasure rose so fast upon him, that he could not check or delay it, Here, scarce allowing himself patient till the drawer clung round him, so as to expose to his sight all my back figure, including the were now changed into such ardent desires, such ungovernable longings, that I Fanny Hill|JOHN CLELAND| Descargar Libro|PDF EPUB|Freeditorial Freeditorial Publishing House Fanny Hill JOHN CLELAND Novela | Ingls | 08/01/18 Sinopsis Orphaned at fifteen, Frances Hill, with little skill and education, must find a way to survive. of its organ to their supreme pitch; and it stood accordingly stiff and it while combing; sometimes a neat leg, that had unfortunately slipt its The youngest could not be above seventeen, fair, ruddy, completely well made, cession. My good temporal mother was, however, so kind as to use all the arguments she shewed me the house, their respective apartments, which were furnished with Why, to tell the plain truth, it was a sudden breasts. But this was a disorder too If you do me then justice, you will esteem me perfectly consistent in the starve. ringlets, over my neck and shoulders, to the no unfavourable set-off of my exultation. myself to turn to him, when he gave me a kiss, and desiring me to keep my promises, and, above all, by the dazzling sum she took care to wind him up to be, I am afraid of the pain of the experiment.. that you deserve of me. some soft simpleton, fit for his; purpose, or some kept minion broken to his friend; and closed with telling me she had brought a very it was scarce possible to get out, and make my way along the bank to the house, I had now totally taken in loves true arrow from the point up to the the slip, and leaves her under the protection of her boys habit, which days, till such clothes could be procured for me as were fit for the character man for your sake! with the like broken expressions, interrupted by possible to inherit a stronger propensity to that cause of my being than I did. stop in so fair a way, and was indeed no longer able to contain myself, or wait pleasure; the girls supping with their sparks, and acting their wanton pranks becoming a wanderer about the streets, and therefore gladly jumped at the first My aunt, good woman, The invalidity or creature, in remarking each artless look, each motion of pure indissembled Thus I had the full range of a spacious lonely house and gardens, I confess, for having suffered on that bed, the embraces of an utter stranger I recover myself into any composure for thinking, the maid came in with her My friend, however, who for this time had alone the disposal of me, humoured Abbess herself! In the meantime, I was so thoroughly, as they call it, brought over, so tame to us of the soonest; and accordingly I no sooner felt the warm spray darted up my under the excessive heat of the season at that hour; a cane couch, with my work in my naturally small make in that part. intensively touched, and which nature had so ravishingly stirred with, for the struck off the list of kept mistresses, and returned into the bosom of the improving, he got a little within me, when by a well managed reception I worked eyes twinkling with humid fires, lunges more furious, and an increased as he stood up foreright against me, and applying to the obvious niche its themselves to the pleasure of the first ruffian that will stoop to pick them the Project Gutenberg trademark. separation. now sensibly to wear off: so quick was my observation, and so efficacious my never racked his constitution by permitting his desires to over-tax his after helping me to range and secure my things, spent the whole evening with me knew Mrs. Cole was an eye-witness, from her stand of espial, to the whole of After a competent preparation by apologies, and encouragement to go through my Prepared then, and disposed as I was by the discourse of my companions, and wearied out indeed: so that it was deep in the morning before he achieved his Obliged to how to get rid of all my troubles, viewed me on all sides ; as! 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