 | Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra - 1749
...while wanton defires, diffus'd into the hearts of men, corrupt the ftricteft watches, and the clcfeft retreats; which, though as intricate and unknown as the labyrinth of Crete, are no fecutity for chaftity. Thus that prinrtive innocence being vanifh'd, and oppreffion daily prevailing,... | |
 | Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra - 1822
...this degenerate age, fraud and a legion of ills infecting the world, no virtue can be safe, no honour be secure ; while wanton desires, diffused in the...of knighthood-errant was instituted, to defend the honour of virgins, protect widows, relieve orphans, and assist all the distressed in general. Now I... | |
 | Benjamin Disraeli (Earl of Beaconsfield) - 1837 - 482 pages
...infecting the world, no virtue can be safe, no honour be secure ; while wanton desires, diffused into the hearts of men, corrupt the strictest watches and the closest retreats, which, though as intricatb and unknown as the labyrinth of Crete, are no security for chastity. Thus, that primitive... | |
 | Benjamin Disraeli (Earl of Beaconsfield) - 1858
...wanton desires, diffused into the hearts of men, corrupt the strictest watches and the closest retreats, though as intricate and unknown as the labyrinth of...chastity. Thus, that primitive innocence being vanished, the oppression daily prevailing, there was a necessity to oppose the torrent of violence; for which... | |
 | Benjamin Disraeli (Earl of Beaconsfield) - 1858
...infecting the world, no virtue can be safe, no honour be secure; while wanton desires, diffused into the hearts of men, corrupt the strictest watches and the closest retreats, though as intricate and unknown as the labyrinth of Crete, are no security for chastity. Thus, that... | |
 | Benjamin Disraeli (Earl of Beaconsfield) - 1866
...honour be secure ; while wanton desires, diffused into the hearts of men, corrupt the strictest watehes and the closest retreats, which, though as intricate...chastity. Thus, that primitive innocence being vanished, the oppression daily prevailing, there was a necessity to oppose the torrent of violence ; for which... | |
 | Benjamin Disraeli (Earl of Beaconsfield) - Fiction - 1870 - 150 pages
...be secure; while wanton desires diffused into the hearts of men, cerrupt the strictest watches and closest retreats, which, though as intricate and unknown...chastity. Thus, that primitive innocence being vanished, the oppression daily prevailing, there was a necessity to oppose the torrent of violence ; for which... | |
 | Benjamin Disraeli (Earl of Beaconsfield) - Fiction - 1871
...infecting the world, no virtue can be safe, no honour be secure ; while wanton desires, diffused into the hearts of men, corrupt the strictest watches and...chastity. Thus, that primitive innocence being vanished, the oppression daily prevailing, there was a necessity to oppose the torrent of violence ; for which... | |
 | RIGHT HONORABLE B. DISRAELI - 1871
...infecting the world, no virtue can be safe, no honour be secure ; while wanton desires, diffused into the hearts of men, corrupt the strictest watches and...chastity. Thus, that primitive innocence being vanished, the oppression daily prevailing, there was a necessity to oppose the torrent of violence; for which... | |
 | Benjamin Disraeli (Earl of Beaconsfield) - 1881
...infecting the world, no virtue can be safe, no honour be secure; while wanton desires, diffused into the hearts of men, corrupt the strictest watches and...chastity. Thus, that primitive innocence being vanished, the oppression daily prevailing, there was a necessity to oppose the torrent of violence; for which... | |
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... the hearts of men, corrupt the strictest watches, and the closest retreats; which, though as intricate and unknown as the labyrinth of Crete, are no security for chastity. Thus that primitive innocence being vanished... 
