As Faustus was now approaching the last year of his term, he seemed to resolve to pamper his appetite with every species of luxury.
She at length owned that she was an empuse (a sort of vampire), and that she had determined to cherish and pamper Menippus, that she might in the conclusion eat his flesh, and lap up his blood.
You must prove that you never pamper one appetite or gratify one lust; and that, in compliance with the exhortation of Christ, you "take no thought for the morrow.
Every circumstance of humanity which could pamper pride was mine, and I battened on the poison.
His next aim was to pamperthe cravings of an epicurean appetite, but always with such judicious ministry that his digestive organs might not be impaired thereby.
Among the mosses of the mound were scattered the rarest products of the most opposite seasons; those of the present season being too natural to pamper the artificial tastes of luxury.
I thanked the procurator for his resolution and success in rebuffing would-be patrons eager to pamper me.
It is looked upon as merely an effort to pamper one or two pets, and to persecute and degrade their supposed rivals.
I am aware that whole grain products are a trifle less easy of digestion, but we should not pamperand weaken our digestive tract any more than we let our muscles get flabby for lack of action.
It is often stated that hot baths are weakening, but I have never found it so; however, I think it is a bad practice to pamper the body, which should be accustomed to the shock of cold water.
Needless to say, I want food to be fresh, and I want it to be clean, but I have other things to do with my time and money than to pamper my appetites and encourage food whims.
Besides thou dost not know the man, he may be a second father to thee and cajole and pamper thy whims.
Who art thou, then, woman; how came yonder door to pamper thy whim?
Sir, is Congress prepared thus to pamper the effeminacy of these young gentlemen, at such an expense, too, upon the public Treasury?
They were stripped of their specie to pamper the imperial bank.
Upon these we feasted very elegantly, nor could invention suggest a rarity which we did not pamper ourselves with.
Instead of high food to fatten and pamper my flesh, I had receipts to mortify and reduce it.
You niggers donepamper him twell he think he owns dese whole ice-factory premises.
The want of means to fully pamper these ruinous propensities, which had destroyed all sense of moral rectitude--solves the problem of his treason.
He believed the project of taxation without representation to pamper royal corruption to be so heinous that the scheme would be crushed by the blighting curse of an offended Deity.
I cannot, I will not, gratify this old man's humor, and make myself ridiculous to pamperhis absurd vanity.
Shall I minister to and pamper that in them which I profess to mortify in myself?
