maidenhead

1 From thence he was drawn onwards to Cologne, A city which presents to the inspector Eleven thousand maidenheads of bone, The greatest number flesh hath ever known.

2 Twas when you stole my maidenhead; That grieves me worst of all.—

3 The other was a virgin, riding more than a pace, with a knight galloping after her, to have her maidenhead.

4 “It is nothing, for ’tis common enough that a girl gives her maidenhead to a man” said a worldly voice in my head.

5 Cælia, in Beaumont and Fletcher's Humorous Lieutenant, says,— "My maidenhead to a mote in the sun, he's jealous."

6 Hold it like a Victorian lady holds on to her maidenhead.

7 I sew'd it up with scarlet silk, As I lay upon my bed: Sorrow! the man I'll never see That had my maidenhead.

8 Much sooner may one reckon up what numbers die away every spring by the doctor; and how many dispose of their maidenheads before marriage.

9 Then Sherkan went in to her and took her maidenhead; and she at once conceived by him, whereat he rejoiced with an exceeding joy and commanded the sages to record the date of her conception.

10 And how many maids, in this manner, have been eased of that heavy burthen of their maidenheads, is well known to the whole World.

11 How many maids this night lies in their beds, And dream that they have lost their maidenheads!

12 It is but one man more, Which of us chance to have her: and beside, There is no maidenhead to be fear'd or lost.

13 Two maidenheads meeting together in wedlock, the first child must be a fool, is their common aphorism.

14 Now, by my maidenhead, y'are welcome home: I am sure my mistress will be glad to see you.

15 My maidenhead I'll then keep still, 40 Let the Elfin knight do what he will.

16 My dear Sirs—I must endeavour to lose my maidenhead with respect to money Matters as soon as possible—And I will too—So, here goes!

17 Giving him to believe that there was a double maidenhead to be taken, I proposed that they should both be disposed of at the same time, and offered him his choice which he would prefer.

18 As I went down the Baldon lane, Alone I went, as oft I went, Weighing if it were loss or gain To give a maidenhead.

19 Upon her masts, Adventure, Pride, and Zeal, To fortune's wind the sails of purpose spread: And at the prow make figured maidenhead O'erride the seas and answer to the wheel.

20 And, the more to enliven her, he would sometimes sing a merry song, which bore some relation to matrimony and the loss of a maidenhead.

1 处女性

cherry virginity maidenhood -head

2 处女膜

cherry hymen virginal membrane

3 处女

virginal maidenly virgin

4 童贞

chaste virginal virginity chastity maidenhood cherry purity innocence virgin

5 处女身份

virginity

6 处女时期

-head

7 纯洁

white clean pure lovely virgin snowy immaculate cleanly chaste virginal undefiled unspotted seraphic taintless purely honesty purity innocence virginity chastity whiteness immaculacy wash expurgate