The Sisters, Or the History of Lucy And Caroline Sanson, Entrusted to a ...
The Sisters, Or the History of Lucy And Caroline Sanson, Entrusted to a ...
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The man of pleasure knows them ; and, knowing them, let him reflect, and detest them ! Thou who, happy for thee, art inexperienced in such iniquity, hast thou never seen that inimitable representation of such a society, in one of the pictures of that moral master, and child of fancy, the excellent Hogarth*; where the young heir, in happy drunkenness, lolls with his ladies around him; some of whom, drunk Mke himself, are venting their fury one at the other ; the remainder other- wise laudably em...ployed in the several branches of their mystic occupation ?
Having seen that, thou may est have some faint resemblance of this wretched company. For us, as our attendance on Miss Lucy has necessarily obliged us to enter amongst them, we shall regard them only with a passing eye ; and dwell solely on what concerns our heroine.
Lucy, thus situated, of consequence was obliged to comply with the in- clinations of -her gallants and the general behaviour of the company ; if they were free, she was also the same; if they were loose, so was she; if they were immodest, she likewise was hmmodest : and if they scrupled not to transcend all the bounds of decency, who can wonder that Lucy did the same ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The man of pleasure knows them ; and, knowing them, let him reflect, and detest them ! Thou who, happy for thee, art inexperienced in such iniquity, hast thou never seen that inimitable representation of such a society, in one of the pictures of that moral master, and child of fancy, the excellent Hogarth*; where the young heir, in happy drunkenness, lolls with his ladies around him; some of whom, drunk Mke himself, are venting their fury one at the other ; the remainder other- wise laudably em...ployed in the several branches of their mystic occupation ?
Having seen that, thou may est have some faint resemblance of this wretched company. For us, as our attendance on Miss Lucy has necessarily obliged us to enter amongst them, we shall regard them only with a passing eye ; and dwell solely on what concerns our heroine.
Lucy, thus situated, of consequence was obliged to comply with the in- clinations of -her gallants and the general behaviour of the company ; if they were free, she was also the same; if they were loose, so was she; if they were immodest, she likewise was hmmodest : and if they scrupled not to transcend all the bounds of decency, who can wonder that Lucy did the same ?
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