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Meanings of harlotry in English
Usage of harlotry in English
1
His companions were chosen from the harlotry and knavery of the civilised world.
2
I will wait till I see the Anglo-Saxon brushing away harlotry with a toothbrush.
3
He will give his daughter to be betrayed by robbers, his bride to harlotry.
4
Has Archbishop Cleary an hundred generations of harlotry behind him?
5
Will you never have done jigging at Northampton with that old harlotry Major Compton?
6
They will then perceive the distortion of the sentiment, and the harlotry of the ornaments.
7
That was the price, my lord, of my hospitality-whichwas to include my wife's harlotry.
8
Because from the looks of it, there's a good deal of wantonness and harlotry and coveting.
9
The street in which my hotel was located was largely given up to drinking and harlotry.
10
I call it corruption of a young gentleman like him, and harlotry, sir, I call it.
11
My first girl's gone to harlotry in London.
12
Ideal for the practice of alfresco harlotry.'
13
Thar'll be plentiful drunkenness an' harlotry thar.
14
O madam, since of your wantonness you inclined to harlotry, you should have wedded another than Astorre Fifanti.
15
And where lies the young harlotry?
16
Kerrek had been assured that his delivery from the harlotry in the Nexus district had arrived almost an hour ago.
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Harlotry through the time