Book, Chapter

 1    1,  15|    account, I received his advances more graciously, at which
 2    1,  15|    more freely receive his advances. Now this was the state
 3    1,  15| which I had always met his advances. The far-sighted woman remarked
 4    1,  24| moment before rejected her advances, she sprinkled the dregs
 5    4, 117|    venery and slighted her advances. She was burning up with
 6    4, 117|  the more so as lascivious advances were in open violation of
 7    5, 144|   application, I also made advances to the brother who was enjoying
 8    5, 144| well trained lad reject my advances; but alas! I discovered
 9    5, 153|  And answer'd all her kind advances.~Thus sip they from the
10    6     |    was obliged to make his advances for him. The fine sentiments