Romance of
章节目录
共 60 题- The Romance of Lust
- A classic Victorian erotic novel
- 1892 edition
- Contents
- VOLUME I
- VOLUME II
- VOLUME III
- VOLUME IV
- VOLUME I.
- CONTENTS
- I rose and stood by her side.
- I did not answer, but sheepishly held down my head.
- I muttered, “Yes, ma’am.”
- But I stopped, and said—
- She went away, saying—
- MRS. BENSON TO THE HON. MRS. EGERTON.
- E. BENSON.
- THE HON. MRS. EGERTON TO MRS. BENSON.
- I shall ever remain,
- CARRY EGERTON.
- Seeing she took it thus kindly, I said—
- I started back in surprise.
- She did so, and folding it up and placing it in her bosom, said—
- I saw she was in earnest, and flung myself on the bed in a pet.
- END OF VOL. I.
- VOLUME II
- CONTENTS
- I did so for a minute, and then whispered—
- She laughed, and said—
- But, before she could do anything, I threw my head down, crying out—
- Before my sisters came in, she said—
- Then her eye catching my face—
- He laughed at my apparent simplicity, and said—
- He laughed again, and said—
- I felt the doctor grasping it, making it throb violently as he did so.
- Lifting up my head, I apparently recognised aunt in surprise—
- END OF VOLUME II.
- VOLUME III.
- CONTENTS
- Turning his head to me, he said—
- She stooped and kissed me tenderly, saying—
- She raised her face up from the pillow—
- END OF VOLUME III.
- VOLUME IV.
- CONTENTS
- I could not but smile at the extraordinary innocence of the girl.
- I tongued her clitoris, driving her voluptuously wild. So she cried—
- I returned to London in the spring, and was called to the bar.
- A pause and a whisper was followed by—
- I smiled and said, “Oh, I understand, come along.”
- I immediately consented, on which he cried out in delight—
- I shall here end this long tale of my erotic life.
- END OF VOLUME IV.
- ADDENDA
- LETTERS
- PRODUCED IN THE DIVORCE-CASE
- CAVENDISH
- CAVENDISH AND ROCHEFOUCAULT.
- Rome, _Saturday_
- Rome, _Saturday, for Sunday’s Post_