...conforms itself to the dictates of unsophisticated delicacy. A judicious and limited voltptuousness, is necessary to the cultivation of the mind, to the polishing of the manners, to the refining of sentiment, and the developement of the understanding ; and a woman deficient in this respect, may he...

...freedom, uniformly and with preference conforms itself to the dictates of unsophisticated delicacy. A judicious and limited voluptuousness is necessary...to the polishing of the manners, to the refining of sentiment and the dev«lopement of the understanding ; and a woman deficient in this respect may be...

...too strong language, contains a valuable truth. 'A judicious and limited voluptuousness,' he says, ' is necessary to the cultivation of the mind, to the polishing of the manners, to the refinement of the sentiment, and to the developement of the understanding : and a woman deficient in...

...too strong language, contains a valuable truth. 'A judicious and limited voluptuousness,' he says, ! is necessary to the cultivation of the mind, to the polishing of the manners, to the refinement of the sentiment, and to the development of the understanding ; and a woman deficient in...

...strong language, contains a valuable truth : * A judicious and limited voluptuousness,' he says, c is necessary to the cultivation of the mind, to the polishing of the manners, to the refinement of the sentiment, and to the development of the understanding ; and a woman deficient in...

...too strong language, contains a valuable truth : ' A judicious and limited voluptuousness,' he says,' is necessary to the cultivation of the mind, to the polishing of the manners, to the refinement of the sentiment, and to the development of the understanding ; and a woman deficient in...

...adventure. He was always turning his own experiences to account, and the more crowded his life was with the impressions from outside, the more vivid his page....was plainer in every way. The rapid growth of wealth had obliterated the most striking contrasts between cities like New York and Boston, on the one hand,...

...perfect social dilettante and an excellent journalist. He is said to have been fond of quoting from Godwin: "A judicious and limited voluptuousness is...and to the development of the understanding." This profound thought admirably expresses the lack of profundity in Willis himself. He was epicurean in...

...thought. It is to these concerns, and their cultural ramifications, that we now turn. THR American Pelham A judicious and limited voluptuousness is necessary...sentiment, and to the development of the understanding. Willis's favorite quotation from William Godwin Even as the process of excommunication proceeded apace,...

...his feelings for Wollstonecraft and registering a change in his attitude toward domestic affection: "A judicious and limited voluptuousness is necessary...to the polishing of the manners, to the refining of sentiment and the development of the understanding" (St. Leon, 36). "Ours [Marguerite and St. Leon's]...