She would have infinitely preferred to see Mary an old maid, than to hear that she was going to give herself to any suitor contaminated by trade.
The parson and his wife were altogether of one mind in this matter, and thought that Mary Lowther ought to be made to give herself to Harry Gilmore.
It might be that it would be a better world were such revenge practicable in it; but, as he well knew, it was not practicable now, and if Mary Lowther chose to give herself to this accursed Captain, he could not help it.
It was her pride to give herself to the man she loved after this fashion, pure and white as snow on which no foot has trodden.
If she might be allowed to be wooed by Sir Felix Carbury, and to give herself to him, she thought that she would be contented.
As regarded him, for the present she could only rely on the assurance, which she continued to give herself, that she would not believe a word of the story that had been told her.
She seemed to give herself up to it now as though the old days had come back to her.
She said she did not love me well enough togive herself to me unconditionally; to which I replied that I was not sufficiently taken with her charms to buy them at the price she fixed, and so I left her.
That the next day she would give herself to a man for whom she felt nothing, and who might have feelings of his own, she could not realize.
She wanted to give herself to him, as Kalus had to her rival.
He still, in part, represented to her the harsh world from which he came, a world she was not ready to fully accept, or give herself up to.
But she could not see that look warming his sharp-pointed features without feeling it again--that surge of desire that had driven her to give herself to him two months ago.
The sight thrilled her, but she still felt uneasy and not able to give herself wholeheartedly to him and to the act of love.
To give herself a husband was to give herself a master, yet she dallied with the offers made to her, surely not from political craft alone.
Flirt as she was, she knew her power, and refused to give herself to him except in marriage.
When the next spring should come round she would be her own mistress, free to take herself from her mother's hands, and free to give herself to whom she would.
When that young man had caught her from stone to stone as she passed over the ford at Bolton, she was almost ready to give herself to him.
But Ruth, in her way, was strong-minded and could control her thoughts when she chose; so she presently shook off the feeling of annoyance and decided togive herself up to the influences of the hour.
She learned not to dread and to hate him, but to fill herself with him, to give herself to his black, sensual power, that was hidden all the daytime.
That must have been clear to her from the beginning, else why was she going back there to give herself up?
It was because she did not love him that it liberated her so completely to give herself to him.
She knew that she was about to give herself to him and resented his confidence.
He told her she should never want if she would follow his ways and give herself up to him: which Alice promised to do.
A portion of this letter ran as follows: Did Esther, think you, give herself to Ahasuerus out of the fulness of her love for him?
Here was the girl whom he loved, driven from her parents, putting aside all question of appearances, and clinging to him with a wild and glorious desire to give herself to him and to be all his own!
Mrs. Fitzherbert was not the sort of woman to give herselfup readily to a morganatic connection.
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