Barbara Miller looking askew at the camera as she strips off
Fanny Hill (Memoirs of a Woman of Pleasure)
Letter The Second
The plea of love then over-ruling all objections, Charles, entirely won with the merit of my sentiments for him, which he could not but read the sincerity of in a heart ever open to him, oblig'd me to receive his hand, by which means I was in pass, among other innumerable blessings, to bestow a legal parentage on those fine children you have seen by this happiest of matches.
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