To justify her infidelities, which were a byword, Pertinax' lawful wife went to ingenious lengths to blacken Cornificia's reputation, regaling all society with her invented tales about the lewd attractions Cornificia staged to keep Pertinax held in her toils.

Indeed, the Emperor's open infidelities, and the public scenes to which they gave rise, were so notorious, that even in Ashford they had reached our ears.

All this he particularly verified in that scene of Alexander, where the hero throws himself at the feet of Statira for pardon of his past infidelities.

Elizabeth was a mere girl when her mother, Anne Boleyn, was executed for infidelities and levities to which her husband could not be blind, had he been less suspicious,a cruel execution, which nothing short of high-treason could have justified even in that rough age.

Her character, in spite of her fascinations and accomplishments, was full of follies, infidelities, and duplicities.

It was bad enough to destroy the bodies of men in a heartless war; it was worse to nourish those principles which poisoned the soul, and spread doubt and disguised infidelities among the learned classes.

His friend Bembo, afterwards the celebrated cardinal, recommended him to be blind to such little immaterial points as ladies' infidelities.

Whatever infidelities you may have been guilty of, whatever care I have been able to take to persuade her that you have been entirely forgotten, she has never ceased to love you tenderly.

Her last entrenchment was the fear of new infidelities on your part.

Before those erasthe presence of the Margravine, whose infidelities were almost avowed, and the abiding of the queen, whose errors had, at all events, verged on the very confines of guiltthe house was owned by Dodington.

Thus began that series of foolish infidelities that, characterised by extreme timidity and secrecy at first, was latterly flaunted in the face of the world.

Cato the Censor (234-149 B.C.) dilated with joy on the fact that a woman could be condemned to death by her husband for adultery without a public trial, whereas men were allowed any number of infidelities without censure.

Plutarch lived in the second century A.D.; but he has inherited the Greek point of view and advises a wife to bear with meekness the infidelities of the husbandsee Praecep.

Salvatti, she remembered, would always retire at the opportune moment, facilitating her infidelities.

Years later, recognizing with the precocity of a little-watched boy the relations that exist between men and women, he suspected that all these tears must be caused by the flirtations and infidelities of the distant sailor.

" The wife became irritated on recalling his recent infidelities....

Elegant infidelities of Madame Li Pei Fou.

Elegant infidelities of Madame Li Pei Fou.

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Elegant infidelities of Madame Li Pei Fou.

Elegant infidelities of Madame Li Pei Fou.

TROUBRIDGE, LADY UNA, tr. Elegant infidelities of Madame Li Pei Fou.

But the Duke of Orleans left a widow who, in spite of his infidelities and his irregularities, was passionately attached to him.

You know his poor mother suffered agonies from the infidelities of his father before Clarence was born.

Thus, three months after the birth of the Princess Charlotte, the deed of separation was signed, and Caroline was at last free to escape from a Court which she had grown to detest, with good reason, and from a husband whose brutalities and infidelities filled her with loathing.