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Ismene, who had always conducted her little affairs well enough, and had never had a confidante, answer'd the Sultan, that all the art of calumniators would be ineffectual. "How, perhaps," reply'd Ismene, piqued at this injurious doubt, "what have I to fear from them?" "_Every thing, if they knew as much as I._" "And what do you know?" "_Many things, I tell you._" "Many things, that says much, but means nothing. Can you tell any particulars?" "_Without doubt._" "And of what nature? Have I been really ebony beautiful nude outdoor in Love?" "_No._" "Have I had intrigues, adventures?" "_Exactly._" "And with whom, pray? With Petits-maitres, military men, senators?" "_No._" "Comedians?" "_No._" "You shall see, it was with my pages, my footmen, my confessor, or my husband's chaplain." "_No._" "Mr Impostor, you are at your wits end?" "_Not quite._" "Yet I can see no other person, with whom one can possibly have adventures. Answer me then, impertinent." "_Ah, madam, spare invectives, if you please.

Compel not the best of your friends to take some disagreeable steps._" "Speak, my dear, tell, tell all. I value your services as little as I fear your indiscretion. Explain your self: I not only give you full permission, but even dare you to it." "_To what do you reduce me, Ismene?_" said the Toy, breathing a deep sigh.

"To render justice to vertue." "_Well then, virtuous Ismene, have you quite forgot young Osmin, the ebony beautiful nude outdoor sangiac Zegris, your dancing master Alaziel, your music master Almoura?_" "Ah! "I had a mother, who was too vigilant to expose me to such irregularities: and my husband, were he here, would testify that he found me just such as he could wish." "_Very true,_" replied the Toy, "_thanks to the secret of your intimate friend Alcina._" "This is so extravagantly and so grossly ridiculous," said Ismene, "that it deserves no refutation. I cannot say," continued she, "which of these ladies Toys it is, that pretends to be so knowing in my affairs: but it has related things, of which my own does not know a syllable." "Madam," answered Cephisa, "I can assure you, that mine has gone no farther than giving ear." The rest said as much, and they sate down to play, without precisely knowing the interlocutor of the conversation above related. Most of the ladies who made the party with the Manimonbanda, play'd with great eagerness; and it was not necessary to have Mangogul's sagacity, to perceive it. The passion of gaming is one of those that puts on the least disguise. It shews itself, whether in ebony beautiful nude outdoor winning or losing, by strong symptoms. "But whence proceeds this fury?" said he within himself. "How can the ladies bear to pass whole nights round a Pharaoh table, to tremble in expectation of an ace or a seven?

This phrensy injures their health and beauty, when they have any: without reckoning the disorders into which I am sure it precipitates them. I have a great desire," said he to Mirzoza in the ear, "to execute here a thought just come into my head." "And what is this fine thought, which you meditate?" said the favorite.

"It is," answered Mangogul, "to turn my ring on the most unbridled of these brelandiers, to interrogate her Toy, and to transmit by that organ, a good advice to all those weak husbands, who allow their wives to stake the honour and fortune of their house on a card or a dye." "I like this notion mightily," replied Mirzoza; "but know, Prince, ebony beautiful nude outdoor that the Manimonbanda has just now sworn by her Pagoda's, that she would keep no more drawing-room nights, if ever she found herself again exposed to the impudence of Engastrimuthes." "What have you said, my soul's delight?" interrupted the Sultan. "I have," answered the favorite, "ebony beautiful nude outdoor made use of the name, which the modest Manimonbanda gives to all those, whose Toys have the faculty of speech." "It is of the invention of her stupid Bramin, who values himself upon knowing the Greek, and being ignorant of the Congese language," replied the Sultan. "However, with the Manimonbanda's leave, and that of her chaplain too, I would desire to question Manilla's Toy; and it would be proper to make the interrogatories here, for the edification of the neighbours." "Prince," said Mirzoza, "if you take my word, you will spare the Manimonbanda the uneasiness this proceeding must give her: which you may do, without balking your own curiosity or mine. Why do you not go to Manilla's house?" "I will go, since you advise," said Mangogul. "I will put off my visit then till two in the morning," replied Mangogul. "Prince, you don't consider," rejoined the favorite: "'tis the most pleasant hour of the four and twenty for female gamesters. If your highness will be led by me, you will take Manilla in her first sleep, between seven and eight." Mangogul followed Mirzoza's advice, and visited Manilla about seven. He judged by the sadness predominant in her countenance, that she had play'd with bad luck. She walk'd to and fro, stopp'd, lifted her eyes to heaven, stamp'd with her foot, cover'd her eyes with her hands, and muttered somewhat, which ebony beautiful nude outdoor the Sultan could not understand. Her women, who were undressing her, followed all these motions in panicks; and if they at length compassed getting her into bed, it was not done without receiving harsh language and something worse.