harlotry

Find that woman of harlotry; bring her to your home.

She descended, by all accounts, to the lowest levels of harlotry.

If you take pleasure in women you will want to visit the harlotry they have there.

He sups tonight with a harlotry, and thither will I go to him.

How can you accuse me of harlotry without proof?"

I will entertain myself at the harlotry, where the beds are anyway more comfortable."

Let us recognize once and for all that the modest silence.has landed England in child harlotry.

Pumping up this issue is also a form of harlotry, only of the journalistic variety.

He is introduced to theft and harlotry, and one day the police arrest the gang.

The Saints know, I've met few enough priests in my life who can see past the harlotry."

For a spirit of [spiritual] harlotry is within them, and they do not know the Lord.

That is not harlotry," Mansur said, and she sank down again.

"You have been sentenced for the sin of harlotry to twenty strokes of the whip."

"You have been taken in harlotry.

The hoarse anger of drunken harlotry snarled back.

"Charged with harlotry and incontinence, my lord."

Turn from your harlotry.

-added to the sin of harlotry, that of witchcraft.

"Incontinence is illegal," said Sir Henry irritatedly, "but since when have we been punishing people for harlotry?"

Bertram changes his story, claiming to have foolishly given her the ring as over-payment for her harlotry.

It was he who had administered the mercury tablets, and washed them down with a stern admonition to avoid in future the snares of harlotry.

Stead's crusade against child harlotry or the press onslaught on Wilde were designed to fuel outrage and orchestrate the demand for moral action.

O Jesu, he doth it as like one of these harlotry players as ever I see!

Harlotry, said the comte.

As one Bible dictionary states: "The words harlot and harlotry are used very often, especially in the prophetic books, to describe idolatry.