Chap.

 1    2|           to raise, when I read his voluptuous reveries. Is this the man,
 2    2|           sensibility or affection. Voluptuous precaution, and as ineffectual
 3    2|            a crown, often becomes a voluptuous tyrant when it graces his
 4    4|          the first effervescence of voluptuous fondness they refuse to
 5    5|         without being rendered less voluptuous and innocent by the exercise
 6    5|         without a mind, has lost in voluptuous gratifications a taste for
 7    7|            strenuously supported by voluptuous men as the very essence
 8    7|      wantonness, may give a zest to voluptuous enjoyments.~ ~ Men will
 9    8|          engrosses the thoughts. So voluptuous, indeed, often grows the
10    8|             are made systematically voluptuous, and though they may not
11    9| respectability of a woman's life to voluptuous notions of beauty, when
12    9|          dividing the world between voluptuous tyrants, and cunning envious