Fantomina Flashcards

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A young lady of distinguished birth, beauty and wit,

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Happened to be in a bop one night at the playhouse

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2
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She who had been loved for

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Most part in the country

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3
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She found a vast amount of pleasure in

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Conversing with him in this unrestrained manner

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4
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The sudden arrival of her mother obliged her to put an

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Immediate stop to the course of her whimsical adventures

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5
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The injury which you have done your family is of

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A nature which cannot justly hope forgiveness

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6
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To put into practice a little whim, which came immediately into her head, to

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Dress herself as near the fashion of those women who make sake of their favours

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7
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She knew exactly how to form her behaviour to the character she represented, that

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All the comedians at all the playhouses are infinitely short of her performances

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8
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The dress she was in was a round-eared cap, a

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Short red petticoat, and a little jacket of grey stuff

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9
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Perceiving she had a town of wit,

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He changed the form of his conversation

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10
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Is this a reward for condescension? Can all the wealth you are possessed of make a reparation for

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My loss of honour? I am undone beyond the power of heaven

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11
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Your love alone can compensate

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For the shame you have involved me in

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12
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But then her quality and reputed virtue kept him from using with

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Her, that freedom she now expected he would

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13
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He will revere and esteem

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The virtuous and reserved lady

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14
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Wisely considering that complaints, tears, swooning, and all

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The extravagances that women make use of in such cases

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15
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In this manner, she did applaud her own conduct, and exult with

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The imagination that she had more prudence than all her sex aside

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16
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Swore that he

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Must enjoy her

17
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In love, she was undone; and he gained

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A victory… Scarce could he have triumphed more

18
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Held to his burning bosom her half-yielding, half-

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Reluctant body, nor suffered to get her loose

19
Q

But he varied not so much from his

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Sex as to be able to prolong desire

20
Q

Never had a thought which

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Tended to her dishonour

21
Q

Tis silly, believing sex are served

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When they put faith in man