It is not unusual to hear that the English Reformation grew out of the ambition of a libidinous monarch.
Fair young girls were there, unveiling to the libidinous eye, at Fashion's bidding, charms of which they should have been chary to the moon.
She was guileless and pure, as he had said; and child as she was, there was that in her manner, before which the most libidinous eye would have shrunk abashed.
I saw the libidinous eye of a wretch who reads the advertising sheet with an eye to "young governesses," fasten upon her advertisement.
We assume that in this early narcistic stage feelings from libidinous and other sources of excitement are perhaps still indistinguishably combined with each other.
The individual acts as if he were in love with himself; for the purposes of our analysis the ego impulses and the libidinouswishes cannot yet be separated from each other.
Between the pressure of the craving and the opposition of the sexual rejection an outlet for the disease results, which does not remove the conflict but seeks to elude it by transforming the libidinous strivings into symptoms.
Indeed the attachments of libidinous feelings to persons of the same sex play no small rôle as factors in normal psychic life, and as causative factors of disease they play a greater rôle than those belonging to the opposite sex.
In separating libidinous from other psychic energy we give expression to the assumption that the sexual processes of the organism are differentiated from the nutritional processes through a special chemism.
Our attention is here called to the factor of loathing which stands in the way of the libidinous overestimation of the sexual aim, but which may in turn be vanquished by the libido.
It is in this way that what is known as libidinous blood is nursed as well among those who are strictly virtuous, in the ordinary meaning of the term, as among those who are promiscuous in their intercourse.
It is not probable that it would ever occur in a person who had been strictly continent and had not allowed his mind to dwell upon libidinous imaginations.
They tempt her to minister to their libidinous desires, and swell the already overcrowded ranks of frailty.
It will be seen that in the majority the plot is so framed as to admit the greatest license in libidinous allusions.
Peter is described as having been excessively libidinous in temperament, and his coarse promiscuous amours were made the common subject of his jocularity, even in the presence of Catharine.
Those who can read seek their amusement in the old romances of the circulating libraries, seldom perusing that libidinous style of publications known among us as "yellow-covered literature.
Even among the Samoans, the dances, as performed by the women, are of the same libidinous character with the others, though the dances of the men are not indecorous.
Can any one in whom there is lust or desire, be otherwise than libidinous or desirous?
Who is there who does not loathe a libidinous and licentious youth?
A woman was rescued from thelibidinous fury of six monsters on .
Did ever one of those glittering ones save a fainting female from the libidinous rage of six ruffians?
Bergh found that among 2200 young Danish prostitutes those who showed an unusual extension and amount of pubic hair included several women who were believed to be libidinous in a very high degree.
Something I cannot see puts upward libidinous prongs, Seas of bright juice suffuse heaven.
She had already made such innovation upon his heart, that he cultivated her with peculiar complacency, gazed upon her with a most libidinous stare, and unbended his aspect into a grin that was truly Israelitish.
Now, property necessarily engenders despotism,--the government of caprice, the reign of libidinous pleasure.
The proprietor--an essentiallylibidinous animal, without virtue or shame--is not satisfied with an orderly and disciplined life.
Christine of Pisa, a woman of learning and remarkable force of character, the first strictly literary woman of western Europe, wrote a work in defense of her sex against the general libidinous character of the age.
Here we have the mediaeval doctrine still on its legs: a chance word may arouse "a libidinous passion" in the mind of a "modest" woman.
But all these arguments are mere apologies for their shortcomings, and a screen for their pollutions; for iflibidinous affection be lewdness, still more does the perception of licentious love constitute lewdness.
The one point on which they agreed was that Doña Violante was in their way; the burden of the blind woman frightened away every libidinous old fellow that came within the range of Irene and Celia.
Parthenius interprets it "A libidinous man is apt in adultery, as a vessel is suited to hold its contents.
Mentula is a cant term which Catullus frequently uses for a libidinous person, and particularly for Mamurra.
He leant forward and began to speak in whispers, his libidinous lips moving quickly under the shadow of his cowl.
Excessive Libido in Women= Just as we have impotent and excessively libidinous men, so we have frigid and excessively libidinous women.
Many a libidinous wife has driven her husband, especially if she is young and he is old, to a premature grave.
The excessively voluptuous nature of her inward pressures soon re-illuminated all my libidinous desires, and refired my prick with renewed force.
I let her revel in the ecstasies of her second lascivious discharge until I found that her libidinous passions were again excited and longing for more active operations.
These two natures were made for each other, both salacious to a degree, both vigorous in body and untiring in the most libidinous excesses of the wildest lust.
In fact she nearly was so in every case, for her experience in every letch, and its gratification in every form of libidinous refinement, was great and we owed to her many new and delicious combinations in our salacious orgies.
The dear libidinous Benson avowed that she used it for other lovers unknown to the Count or the Egerton; paying the old woman liberally, she had all her own way.
Her face was flushed, her eye shone with all the fire of libidinous passion.
Of course, he was instantly changed for another, and we saw no more of him, to the sad disappointment of our then libidinous hopes.
With renewed ardour I quickly made my lascivious and libidinous aunt spend again on my delighted prick, which kept ramming at her during the swoon-like pause which spending produced; she had taught me this was exquisite delight to her.
A few slow up and down movements followed, when becoming too libidinous for such temporizing delays, she sank on my belly, and began to show most wonderful activity of loins and bottom.
At this moment, as I had not spent, it was the exact counterpart her libidinous imagination could have desired.
They embraced their children with great warmth, but little imagined the libidinous feelings their endearments produced on their children.
