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Then for your Diversion the more to regale ye, Fine Music you'll hear, and high Dancing you'll see; Men who much shall out-warble your Famous _Fideli_, And make ye meer Fools, of _Balloon_ and _L'Abbe_: And to shew ye how fond they're to Kiss _Vostre Manos_, Each _Padre_ turns Pimp, all _Nuns_ Courtezana's.
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[Music] In the Devil's Country there lately did dwell, A crew of such Whores as was ne'er bred in Hell, The Devil himself he knows it full well, _Which no Body can deny, deny;_ _Which no Body can deny._ There were Six of the Gang, and all of a Bud, Which open'd as soon as got into the Blood, There are five to be hang'd, when the other proves good, _Which no Body_, &c. But it seems they have hitherto sav'd all their Lives, Since they cou'd not live honest, there's four made Wives, The other two they are not Marry'd but Sw----s, _Which no Body_, &c. The Eldest the Matron of t'other Five Imps, Though as Chast as _Diana_, or any o'th' Nymphs, Yet rather than Daughter shall want it, she Pimps, _Which no Body_, &c. Damn'd Proud and Ambitious both Old and the Young, And not fit for honest Men to come among, A damn'd Itch in their Tail, and a sting in their Tongue, _Sing tantara rara Whores all, Whores all,_ _Sing tantara rara Whores all._ _A_ SONG.
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To me poet and pimp, politician, reformer, thief, aristocrat, prostitute are one.
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_Alb._ I do not like this Fellow's being here, The most notorious Pimp and Rascal in _Italy_; 'Tis a vile shame that such as he should live, Who have the form and sense of Man about them, And in their Action Beast; And that he thrives by too.
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_Mir._ She'd sooner pimp for me, and believe it a part of good Breeding:--away, I hear 'em coming.
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p. 346, l. 31 _pimp._ 4to 1696 misprints 'Pump'.
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There will be no 'scabs,' 'pimps,' 'blacklegs,' or other vile, cruel epithets.
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468; "the Platonic pimp of all posterity," vi.
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"Why, Sir, I love my little David better than any, or all of his Flatterers love him; but surely we ought to sit in a Society like ours, 'unelbow'd by a Gamester, Pimp, or PLAYER."
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Know then, you're not what You profess, Her Son, whose Lands you do possess; No--Thou'rt _my wayward Son_, a Witch Litter'd thee in a loathsome Ditch; And (for all Creatures love the Young Which from their proper Loins are sprung) To this old Mansion thee convey'd, And in an Infant's Cradle laid: And when the _Sorc'ress_ plac'd thee there, She stole away the _native Heir_-- Right well hast Thou, my Boy, repaid The _Obligations_ on thee laid, And to thy Parents' Int'rest true Hast prov'd thy Fortunes were thy due-- Go on--and, if thou canst, do more (But 't may not be) than heretofore-- Keep the same Path You always trod, And be an Enemy to _God_; Apply your Fortune to oppress, And harrass _Virtue_ with Distress; To hide your Blemishes use Paint, To screen the _Villain_ play the _Saint_; Affect _Religion_, _Church_ frequent, Kneel, _seem_ to pray, and keep up _Lent_-- _Charity_ too must be display'd, But _Charity in Masquerade_; Give _Alms_--but not to those that need, But only for the _Gallows feed_; Whene'er you meet a _preaching Thief_, Be prompt to reach him out Relief; If _Liars_, _Flatt'rers_, _Pandars_, _Pimps_, Or any of my vagrant Imps, Approach Thee, to thy Mansion take, And give them Welcome for my Sake; But _needy Merit_ must not dare To hope with these _thy Alms_ to share, Commit _that_ to the _Bridewell_-lash, But give it neither _Food_ nor _Cash_; Distinguish'd Honour shalt thou gain In _Pandæmonium_, for thy Pain.
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But Beatrice quoted luscious lines of minor poetry, and threw a certain glamour over a quarter of the town which was a warren of tawdry immorality; the hunting-ground of a pallid-faced battalion of alien pimps and parasites.
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and his (one regrets to use the good old English word) pimp, M. le Duc de Saint-Aignan, exhausted the resources of carpentry and the stores of printer's ink to gain access to the apartment of Mlle.
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What could be more pitifully degrading, than for one who had been a successful British minister of state, and had displayed in the face of Europe his capacity for business and his powers of eloquence, to have finally stooped to accept a seat in the Pretender's cabinet, where pimps and prostitutes were the prime agents and counsellors?
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To this vocation-a vocation compared with which the life of a beggar, of a pickpocket, of a pimp, is honorable-did Barère now descend.
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Notwithstanding the lateness of the hour, several courtezans of the ordinary class were lounging about, or indolently conversing with a few intimate male friends, who were probably their private lovers, or _pimps_.
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Should we go now a-wand'ring, we should meet With catchpoles, whores and carts in ev'ry street: Now when each narrow lane, each nook and cave, Sign-posts and shop-doors, pimp for ev'ry knave, When riotous sinful plush, and tell-tale spurs Walk Fleet Street and the Strand, when the soft stirs Of bawdy, ruffled silks, turn night to day; And the loud whip and coach scolds all the way; When lust of all sorts, and each itchy blood From the Tower-wharf to Cymbeline, and Lud, Hunts for a mate, and the tir'd footman reels 'Twixt chairmen, torches, and the hackney wheels.
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"You dare call me a pimp!"
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Besides, that the Gods might behold what a Slut Of a Beautiful Queen they amongst them had got, I call'd 'em about, that their Honours might stand, And be pimps to your Goddesship's bus'ness in hand, That in case you the truth shou'd hereafter deny, I might call the whole Heavens to witness you lie."
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If such a thing were done anywhere else, such a pimp would be arrested.
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'I do not think,' replies Fitzjames, 'that the state ought to stand bandying compliments with pimps.'
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All that have read these Travels must be convinc'd I do the Doctor no Injustice by my Assertions: His Method of forming his Characters seems to be new, it looks as if he first drew up a Set of ill Names and reproachful Epithets, and then apply'd them as he thought proper, without regarding at all, whether the Persons they were so apply'd to, deserv'd such Treatment or not; and in this, tho' the concurrent Testimony of Thousands or Millions was against him, it seems to have signify'd nothing; tho' daily Experience and universal Consent prov'd the contrary, they appear to have been of no Weight with the Doctor; he knew very well t'would sufficiently answer his End if by boldly and roundly asserting whatever he thought proper, and sticking at no Method of Defamation he should make the whole appear plausible and gain Adherents; and therefore with the utmost Assurance he affirms this Woman to be a Whore, that a Bawd, this Man a Pimp, that a Pathick tho' neither of them ever gave any Reason to be thought such, or were ever thought such, before.
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But 'twas a poor unprofitable path, Nought to be gain'd, save solid peace of mind, No pensions, place or title there I found; I saw Rapatio's arts had struck so deep And giv'n his country such a fatal wound, None but his foes promotion could expect; I trim'd, and pimp'd, and veer'd, and wav'ring stood, But half resolv'd to shew myself a knave, Till the Arch Traitor prowling round for aid Saw my suspense and bade me doubt no more;-- He gently bow'd, and smiling took my hand, And whispering softly in my list'ning ear, Shew'd me my name among his chosen band, And laugh'd at virtue dignifi'd by fools, Clear'd all my doubts, and bade me persevere In spite of the restraints, or hourly checks Of wounded friendship, and a goaded mind, Or all the sacred ties of truth and honour.
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What the devil--keep a pimp guard here, better station the son of a bitch at the mast head, to keep a look out there, lest Admiral Hopkins be upon us.
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What artful Hand the Wretch's Form can hit, Begot by _Satan_ on a _M----ly_'s Wit: In Parties furious at the great Man's nod, And hating none for nothing, but his God: Foe to the Learn'd, the Virtuous, and the Sage, A Pimp in Youth, an Atheist in old Age: Now plung'd in Bawdry and substantial Lyes, Now dab'ling in ungodly Theories; But so, as Swallows skim the pleasing flood, Grows giddy, but ne'er drinks to do him good: Alike resolv'd to flatter, or to cheat, Nay worship Onions, if they cry, _come eat_: A foe to Faith, in Revelation blind, And impious much, as Dunces are by kind.
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¶ Also, there were Ernest of Hanover and Tony of Brunswick, two precious rascals, with all their retinue of mistresses, mistresses' maids, mothers, hangers-on, and pimps.
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In the flourishing hive, prior to its reform, there were: ... Sharpers, Parasites, Pimps, Players, Pick-pockets, Coiners, Quacks, South-sayers, * * * These were call'd Knaves, but bar the Name, The grave Industrious were the same.
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It may be recalled as an illustration of the desperate efforts made to discredit him that after he had attended a Nationalist meeting at Dundalk he was denounced as a "liar" and a "pimp" because he had stated that he was invited to address the score of persons who had "met in their thousands" to shake the foundations of the British Empire.
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APPLE-SQUIRE Ap"ple-squire', n. Defn: A pimp; a kept gallant.
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To act as procurer in love matters; to pimp.
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A pimp or procurer.
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Defn: One who deals in flesh; hence, a pimp; a procurer; a pander.
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of lenocinari to pander, cajole; akin to leno pimp.]
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Defn: A pimp; also, a bawd.
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-- Mutton monger, a pimp [Low & Obs.]
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A male bawd; a pimp; a procurer.
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& p. p. Pimped; p. pr.
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PIMPING Pimp"ing, a. Etym: [Cf.
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PIMPSHIP Pimp"ship, n. Defn: The office, occupation, or persom of a pimp.
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A procuress; a pimp.
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One who procures the gratification of lust for another; a pimp; a pander.
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3. a procurer; a pimp; a bawd.
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ruffen, ruffian, pimp.
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A pimp; a pander; also, a paramour.
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ruffer a pimp.
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One keeps or procures whores for others; a pimp; a procurer.
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In his charge to the grand jury at Port Townsend, August, 1884, he said: "The opponents of woman suffrage in this Territory are found allied with a solid phalanx of gamblers, prostitutes, pimps, and drunkard-makers--a phalanx composed of all in each of those classes who know the interest of the class and vote according to it."
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(c) Heavy penalties for pimps, panderers, procurers and go-betweens.
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The proxenets (pimps) exploit both the sexual appetites of men and the weakness and venality of women.
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Assured of impunity the pimps and their acolytes become more and more audacious and extend their business, while the prostitutes, whose number is increased by this system, seek to escape the police and practice their trade clandestinely.
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The pimps of proxenetism are recruited from the dregs of society.
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Under the régime of regulation, an infected person could logically claim damages from the State, or, at any rate from the pimps of licensed proxenetism.
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Bordenave, the manager, had good reason in wishing his theater to be called a brothel, as he was more of a pimp than a theatrical manager.
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In the community of pimps, criminals and decadents in general, is constituted a special social outlook, which regards the greatest scamp in the light of a hero.
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INDEX INDEX Abolitionism, 316 Abortion, artificial, 408, 440 Abstinence, sexual, 114 Accouchement, 60 Adornment, 156 Adultery, 373, 412 Alcohol, effect on embryo, 37, 268, 462 effect on sexual appetite, 88, 100, 266, 332, 503 Altruism and Egoism, 448 Amorous Intoxication, 277, 288 Americanism, 331 Anæsthesia, sexual, 222 Anthropoid apes, 145, 195 Anticonceptional measures, 423, 497 Antipathy, 108 _Antony and Cleopatra_, 289 Ants, 194, 359 Art, moral effect of, 496 in sexual life, 489 of loving long, 520 and pornography, 491 Aspermia, 209 Assaults on minors, 403 Atavism, 29 Attraction, methods of, 156 Audacity, masculine, 115 Bachelors, old, 127 Bartholin's glands, 57 Beauty, 162 _Becket_, 352 Bees, 194 _Bernheim_, 277 Bestiality, 255 _Bezzola_, 268 Birth, 23 Blastophthoria, 36, 268 Braggardism, sexual, 120 Brain, weight of, 66, 190 _Brieux_, 407, 438 Brothels, 303 clandestine, 307 high class, 310 Budding, 9 Bullies, 303 Butterflies, 74 _Caelius Aurelianus_, 399 _Caligula_, 353 Castration, 25 _Catherine de Medici_, 353 Catholicism, Roman, 341 Cell division, 6 Celibacy, 153 Children and marriage, 377 civil rights of, 378 education of, 471 protection of, 487 _Chiniqui_, 342 _Chauvin, de_, 36 Civil law, 368 Civil marriage, 370 Climate and sexual life, 327 Clitoris, 55 Coeducation, 481 Coitus, 56 Commandments, 454 Conception, regulation of, 423 Concubinage, 322, 406 Confession, Roman Catholic, 342 Conjugation, 11 Consanguinity, 47 Constellations, 110 Continence, 81, 220, 422 Coquetry, 139 Corpus cavernosum, 53 luteum, 19 _Correggio_, 355 Correlative sexual characters, 25, 64 Council of Trent, 172 Cunnilingus, 230, 275 _Darwin_, 32, 34, 39, 480 _Debreyne_, 345 Decidua, 19 _Demosthenes_, 187 Divorce, 373 Domestic animals and plants, 514 _Dubois_, 46 Duty, 106 Ecphoria, 15 Ecstasy, 143 ecstasy and religion, 356 Education, 470, 516 Egoism, 361 dual, 113 Egoistic love, 125 Embryo, formation of, 9 rights of, 411 Embryology, 19 Endogamy, 164 Engram, 15 Environment and sexual life, 326 Epididymis, 52 Epispadias, 210 Erection, 53 Eroticism, 121, 485 and religion, 354 Erotomania, 258 Ethnology of sexual life, 144 Eunuchs, 25, 347 Evolution, 39 sexual, 192 Exhibitionism, 241, 405 Exogamy, 164 Expiation, 364 Factory life, 326 Fakirs, 239 Fertilization of eggs, 12 Fetichism, 142, 240 _Fischer_, 36 Flirtation, 99 Free love, 384 Free will, 365 Genital organs, female, 55 organs, male, 52 Germinal cells, 10 _Goethe_, 73, 131 Gonorrhea, 212 Grisettes, 98, 322 Guardianship, 384 _Guillaume_, 399 _Haeckel_, 10, 34, 40 "Hand-fasting," 150 Heredity, 14, 28 of acquired characters, 34 _Hering_, 14, 35 Hermaphrodites, 10 _Hertwig_, 11 Hetaira, 187, 323 _Hirschfeld_, 242 History, mental anomalies in, 350 Homophony, 16 Homosexual love, 241, 251 Hottentots, 347 Human selection, 412, 509 Hybridity, 47, 163 Hymen, 55 Hyperæsthesia, sexual, 225 Hypnotism, 277 Hypochondriasis, 232, 261 Hypocrisy, sexual, 123 Hypospadias, 210 Ideal Marriage, 517 Idealism, 132 Idiots, 410 moral, 261 Imaginary love, 263 Impotence, 85, 219 Incest, 402 Insane, sexual anomalies in, 256 Internats, 338 Inversion, sexual, 241, 251 Inverts, marriage of, 378 Irradiations of love, 115, 128 "Jack the Ripper," 234 Jealousy, 104, 117, 139, 260 _Joan of Arc_, 351 _Jörger_, 331 Jus primæ noctis, 151 _Keller_, 356 Kinship, 107 _Krafft-Ebing_, 142, 208, 234, 404 _Lamarck_, 39 Landerziehungsheime, 477 Lesbian love, 275 _Liguori_, 341 Lorettes, 322 Love, 111 Love and sexual appetite, 104 maternal, 135 and religion, 143 _Lubbock_, 181 Lycurgus, laws of, 466 _Marchal_, 18 Mariage de convenance, 91 Marriage by purchase, 170 by rape, 170 consanguineous, 164, 387 duration of, 182 for money, 295 forms of, 173 hygiene of, 427 ideal, 517 Masochism, 237 Masturbation, 80, 220, 228 Maternal love, 135 Maternity, 62 Matriarchism, 378, 522 _Maupassant, Guy de_, 133, 140, 301, 308 Medical advice, 421, 434 secrecy, 435 Medicine and sexual life, 418 Medico-legal case, 413 _Mendel_, 30 Menstruation, 56 Mental Capacity, 67 _Mercier_, 67 _Merrifield_, 36 _Messalina_, 353 _Meynert_, 67 _Mill, Stuart_, 69 Mistresses, 323 Mitosis, 7 Mneme, 14 Modesty, 126, 141 _Moebius_, 65 Money, cult of, 502 "Monkey's love," 136 Monogamy, 173 Morality, 445 Mormons, 174 _Moses_, 454 _Murillo_, 355 Mysogynists' ball, 249 _Napoleon_, 352 Narcotics and sexual life, 503 Natural selection, 42 Neo-malthusianism, 463 _Nero_, 353 Nocturnal emissions, 79 Nudity, 157 Nymphomania, 97, 268 Old maids, 129 Onanism, 228 Ontogeny, 40 of sexual life, 200 Orgasm, veneral, 57 Ovulation, 19 Palæontology, 39 Pangenesis, 34 Paradoxy, sexual, 221 Parthenogenesis, 9 Passiveness in woman, 130 Paternity, inquiry into, 383 Pathology of sexual organs, 209 Patriarchism, 159 Patriotism, 108 _Paul, St_, 352 Pedagogy and the sexual question, 470 Pederasty, 244 Pederosis, 254 Penal law in sexual matters, 396 Penis, 53 Phallus, 150 Phylogeny, 40 of love, 108 sexual life, 193 Pimps, 88 Pithecanthropus, 46 Placenta, 21 Police and prostitution, 308 Polities and sexual question, 461, 467, 506 Polyandry, 173 Polygamy, 173 Pornography, 85, 121, 140, 406, 506 Pregnancy, 23, 58, 433 Prejudice and tradition, 505 Preventive membranes, 425 Procreative instinct, 92, 116 Promiscuity, 148, 173 Prostate, 53 Prostitutes, fate of, 314 number of, 308 psychology of, 97, 308 training of, 306 varieties of, 312 Prostitution, 88, 97, 185, 298, 308, 377 regulation of, 316 and sexual perversion, 314 Protectors, 303 Protoplasm, 6 Proxenetism, 88, 298, 406 Prudery, 126, 141 Psychic impotence, 85, 219 Psychic irradiations of love, 115, 128 Psychopathology, sexual, 216 Puberty, 77 Race and sexual life, 189 Rape, 402 Rational selection, 464 Religion and love, 143 Religion and sexual life, 340 Religious eroticism, 347 prudery, 346 Reproduction in vertebrates, 51 Restriction in sexual life, 387 Retaliation, 364 Rights in sexual life, 358 Right to satisfaction of the sexual appetite, 373 _Rousseau_, 237, 352 _Sade, Marquis de_, 235 Sadism, 234, 404, 486 Satyriasis, 258 _Schiller_, 59 _Schopenhauer_, 65 _Schwann_, 6 _Seguin_, 327 Selection, contrary, 465 human, 412, 509 natural, 42 rational, 464 Semen, 53 _Semon_, 14, 32 Seminal vesicles, 52 Senile paradoxy, 265 Sexual appetite in man, 72 appetite in woman, 92, 130 disorders, 440 excitation, 86 hygiene, 420 morality, 445, 450 pathology, 208 perversion, 234, 273, 404, 482 power, 81, 203 selection, 161 Sexes, production of, 176 _Shakespere_, 267 Shame, sense of, 157 Social position, 334 Sodomy, 255 Soft chancre, 215 _Solomon_, 353 Spermatorrhea, 210 Spermatozoa, 11 _Spinoza_, 366 Standard of human value, 478, 513 Struggle for existence, 42 Succession, right of, 394 Suckling, 62 Suggestion in art, 291 in love, 284 in sexual life, 277 in sexual anomalies, 272, 291 Sympathy, 284 Syphilis, 213 Testicles, 52 _Themis_, 353 _Tiberius_, 365 _Tolstoi_, 352 Types to eliminate and perpetuate, 512 Urnings, 242 Uterus, 21 Utopia, 499 Vagabondage, 331 Vagina, 55 _Van Beneden_, 11 Venereal diseases, 211, 376, 507 Virgins, cult of, 154 Vitellus, 11 _Vries, de_, 17, 32, 43 War, 461 _Weismann_, 10, 17, 32, 34 _Westermark_, 145, 181, 196 Wealth and poverty, 333 White slavery, 305 Woman, emancipation of, 504 Womb, 21 Yolk, 11 _Zeller_, 355 _Zola_, 323, 407 * * * * * +-----------------------------------------------------------+ | Typographical errors corrected in text: | | | | Page 22: Kulliker replaced with Kölliker | | Page 52: Vericles replaced with Vesicles | | Page 256: exidence replaced with evidence | | Page 273: 'sexual perversion proflably exist' | | replaced with | | 'sexual perversion probably exist' | | Page 353: Medici replaced with Médici | | Page 404: psycopaths replaced with psyhcopaths | | Page 426: heriditary replaced with hereditary | | Page 442: Schrenk-Notzing replaced with Schrenck-Notzing | | Page 459: perseverence replaced with perseverance | | Page 490: Shakspere replaced with Shakespere | | Page 514: necesssary replaced with necessary | | 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How about moral crusades that aim to put joint-keepers and pimps in prison?
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Such a monstrous Pandarus would have been blackballed at the Pimp.
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Go through to the other side and you're in the 'Loin, where every tracked out transvestite hooker, hard-case pimp, hissing drug dealer and cracked up homeless person in town was concentrated.
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One falls desperately in love, and the more he is slighted the more does his spaniel-like passion increase; another is wedded to wealth rather than to a wife; a third pimps for his own spouse, and is content to be a cuckold so he may wear his horns gilt; a fourth is haunted with a jealousy of his visiting neighbours; another sobs and roars, and plays the child, for the death of a friend or relation; and lest his own tears should not rise high enough to express the torrent of his grief, he hires other mourners to accompany the corpse to the grave, and sing its _requiem_ in sighs and lamentations; another hypocritically weeps at the funeral of one whose death at heart he rejoices for; here a gluttonous cormorant, whatever he can scrape up, thrusts all into his guts to pacify the cryings of a hungry stomach; there a lazy wretch sits yawning and stretching, and thinks nothing so desirable as sleep and idleness; some are extremely industrious in other men's business, and sottishly neglectful of their own; some think themselves rich because their credit is great, though they can never pay, till they break, and compound for their debts; one is so covetous that he lives poor to die rich; one for a little uncertain gain will venture to cross the roughest seas, and expose his life for the purchase of a livelihood; another will depend on the plunders of war, rather than on the honest gains of peace; some will close with and humour such warm old blades as have a good estate, and no children of their own to bestow it upon; others practice the same art of wheedling upon good old women, that have hoarded and coffered up more bags than they know how to dispose of; both of these sly flatteries make fine sport for the gods, when they are beat at their own weapons, and (as oft happens) are gulled by those very persons they intended to make a prey of.
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All their riches, all their honour, their jurisdictions, their Peter's patrimony, their offices, their dispensations, their licences, their indulgences, their long train and attendants (see in how short a compass I have abbreviated all their marketing of religion); in a word, all their perquisites would be forfeited and lost; and in their room would succeed watchings, fastings, tears, prayers, sermons, hard studies, repenting sighs, and a thousand such like severe penalties: nay, what's yet more deplorable, it would then follow, that all their clerks, amanuenses, notaries, advocates, proctors, secretaries, the offices of grooms, ostlers, serving-men, pimps (and somewhat else, which for modesty's sake I shall not mention); in short, all these troops of attendants, which depend on his holiness, would all lose their several employments.
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Reference is made to their "grooms, ostlers, serving men, pimps, and somewhat else which for modesty's sake I shall not mention."
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Pimps, and a lot of others,--a thankless crew, Priests, pickpockets, and lawyers too, All help by several ways to drain, Thanking themselves for what they gain.
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On the one hand, the Government officially acknowledges that prostitution is necessary; on the other, it prosecutes and punishes the prostitute and the pimp.
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A mob of touts, sharks, and pimps crowded round me, hustling each other, and then turning away from my call, "Any firemen here?"
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A vintner's boy, the wretch was first preferr'd To wait at Vice's gates, and pimp for bread; To hold the candle, and sometimes the door, Let in the drunkard, and let out----.
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[310] The severity of his satire on Charles's court may be well understood by the following lines:-- "A colony of French possess the court, Pimps, priests, buffoons, in privy-chamber sport; Such slimy monsters ne'er approached a throne Since Pharaoh's days, nor so defil'd a crown; In sacred ear tyrannick arts they croak, Pervert his mind, and good intentions choak."