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What is read in print is by the vulgar taken for Gospel; whereof it is the Council's policy to engage at a good fee all the most industrious writers of the day, even those of scandalous life and conversation, so be it only that they have the knack of persuading the people that white or grey is smutty black; and, on occasion, that smutty black is angelic white.

Mr Blackborough was humouring him with "You are right, sir!" and "Very true, sir!" and it came to me that doubtless what my husband had meant, when he wrote of his need for a wife with fit and matchable conversation, was that I had never given him his "You are right, Husband!" and "Very true, Husband!" when he expatiated to me at tedious length on such subjects as these.

That was the most explicit account of a wedding night I've ever read. No detail was omitted.

I've been looking for this book for years and then noticed it at the Orchard Bookshop with a $2 price-reduced sticker, would you Adam and Eve it?