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She moved now around the water, in a measured cadence that by some unfathomable witchery of her devising conveyed a thought of maidenhood and modesty. It dawned on Tess, who watched her spell-bound, that there was not one immodest thought in all Yasmini's throng of moods, but only a scorn of all immodesty and its pretensions.
"But I'm dashed if I'm blind.... Immodest little hussies. We'll have to tackle that question next, Mirabelle." The train eased to a standstill: he helped her down to the platform. The big car was waiting for them: and as the door slammed, Mr. Mix sat back luxuriously, and beamed at the chauffeur.
Mere idle prattle of Operas, and Play-books, and Auctions, and the like, was extremely distasteful to her; and although at that time a shameful looseness of manners and conversation obtained even among the Greatest persons in the land, she would never suffer any evil or immodest talk to be held in her presence; and those who wished to learn aught of the wickedness of the town and the scandals of High Life were fain to go elsewhere for their gossip.
That adulterers are not wise, except in their conversation and behaviour, when they are in the company of such as are in high station, or as are distinguished for their learning or their morals; but that when alone with themselves they are insane, setting at nought the divine and holy things of the church, and defiling the morals of life with immodest and unchaste principles, will be shewn in the chapter concerning adulteries.
Religion and Dress Variety in Nature Dress should not be Injurious Present Customs Unhealthy, Slovenly, and Immodest A Subject of Religious Consideration Suicide vs. Providence Foolish Vanity Taste an Element of Mind Dress should be Symbolical Woman should Elevate her Aims Appropriate Dress Admirable.
Most of these creatures excite the passions of many people, but they would consider it immodest to inform a lawyer, a mayor, an ecclesiastic or a laughing world of the day and hour when they surrendered to a lover. Their system, justly blamed by an inquisitive world, has the advantage of laying upon them no obligations towards men in general, towards the mayor or the magistracy.
And the editor? no other than John Phillips, Milton's youngest nephew! It is as if nature, in reasserting herself, had made deliberate selection of its agent. The pure poet of Comus, the man who had publicly boasted his chastity, had trained up a pupil to become the editor of an immodest drollery!
He was jingling a pair of castanets and dancing a step which an immodest slave could not dance with decency." Such might have been the reflections of a puritan had he entered a modern dancing-academy.
Solomon's old sword flashed out of its scabbard. "Let him come on," he shouted. "I'm more to hum with a hanger than I be with good vittles." Of all the words on record from the lips of this man, these are the most immodest, but it should be remembered that when he spoke them his blood was hot. Jack gave way and the two came together with a clash of steel.
Hastily therefore putting on a smile, she tried to hit upon some suitable remarks, with which to interrupt the conversation. Her choice fell upon those licentious and immodest topics, which had ever been a relish to the taste of Pao-yue; and from these the conversation drifted to the subject of womankind.
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