| She sought them out and courted them all to increase her harlotry. |
| Protect the nobility and gentry in their harlotry, and let holiness be measured by the fineness of the garments. |
| To them harlotry is in all its blasting, withering phases, a familiar story before they have reached the age of ten years. |
| I call it corruption of a young gentleman like him, and harlotry, sir, I call it. |
| For a spirit of harlotry hath led them astray, and they have played the harlot from their God. |
| The first part of the essay is a story which her mother tells her about her allegedly adulterous aunt, villainized and accused of harlotry. |
