...prudent mother, while {he admired the beauties of the facred writings, was convinced that, unreftricted, no reading more improper could be permitted a young...plainly and roundly by its name ; and the annals of, ai/rot/ul lunuld fcarcely furn'ijk a greater choice of indecent exprrj/ions. Yet this is the book which...

...mother, while " fhe admired the beauties of the Sacred Writings, was con" vinced that, unreflrifled, no reading more improper could be " permitted a young...of the narratives can only " tend to excite ideas trie worft calculated ior a female breaft : " every thing is called roundly and plainly by its own...

...the narratives can only lend to excite ideas the worst caleulated for a female breast ; everything is called plainly and roundly by its name ; and the annals of a brothel would scarcely furnish a greater choice of indecent expressions. Yet this is the book which young women are...

...prudent mother, while she admired the beauties of the sacred writings, was convinced that, unrestricted, no reading more improper could be permitted a young woman. Many of the narratives can only lend to excite ideas the worst calculated for a female breast: every thing is called plainly and roundly...

...prudent mother, while she admired the beauties of THE SACRED WRITINGS, was convinced, that unrestricted, no reading more improper could be permitted a young woman. Many of the narratives can only tend to extite ideas the worst calculated for a female breast; every thing is called roundly and plainly by...

...which 'Many of the narratives can only tend to excite ideas the worst calculated for a female breast: every thing is called plainly and roundly by its name; and the annals of a brothel would scarcely furnish a greater choice of indecent expressions.' It turns out, however, that Elvira has...

...manual." She tells Ambrosio, "No reading more improper could be permitted a young Woman. . . . Everything is called plainly and roundly by its name; and the annals of a Brothel would scarcely furnish a greater choice of indecent expressions."4 While free tracts and cheap bibles eliminated...

...Ambrosio: "Many of the narratives can only tend to excite ideas the worst calculated for a female breast: every thing is called plainly and roundly by its name; and the annals of a brothel would scarcely furnish a greater choice of indecent expressions" (Lewis, The Monk, 259). 22 Coleridge condemns...

...prudent mother, while she admired the beauties of the sacred writings, was convinced that, unrestricted, no reading more improper could be permitted a young...of the narratives can only tend to excite ideas the worst calculated for a female breast ; everything is called plainly and roundly by its name ; and the...