Note 36 — BIBLIOGRAPHIE DES PRINCIPAUX OUVRAGES PARUS SUR LA FLAGELLATION EN LANGUES FRANÇAISE ET ANGLAISE AVEC UN COMPTE RENDU ANALYTIQUE DE LEUR CONTENU PAR JEAN DE VILLIOT
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Sublime of Flagellation; In Letters from Lady Termagant Flaybum, of Birch-Grove, to Lady Harriet Tickletail, of Bumfiddle-Hall. In which are introduced The Beautiful Tale of La Coquette Chatie (sic), in French and English, and The Boarding-School Bumbrusher; or the Distresses of Laura. Decorated with a superb Print.
To look at her Majestic figure, Would make you caper with more vigour! The lightening flashing from each eye Would lift your soul to extasy! Her bubbies o'er their bounddry broke, Quick palpitating at each Stroke! With Vigor o'er the bouncing bum She'd tell ungovern'd boys who rul'd at home!
(Madame Birchini's Dance.)
Long tormented, without knowing by what, I devoured with an ardent eye every fine woman; my imagination recalled them incessantly to my memory, solely to submit them to my manner, and transform them into so many Miss Lamberciers.
(Rousseau, Confessions, vol I.)
London: Printed for George Peacock.