captivus pudor ingratis addicitur aris, nec contempta perit miseris sed adempta voluptas corporis intacti: non mens intacta tenetur, nec requies datur ulla toris, quibus innuba caecum vulnus et amissas suspirat femina taedas; tum quia non totum spes salva interficit ignem,.
Their purity is taken prisoner and made over to thankless altars. In the poor girls the gratification of the body disappears not because it is scorned but because it is taken from them; the body is kept immaculate, but not the mind, and there is no rest on a bed on which the unwedded woman sighs over a secret wound and the lost chance of marriage. And then hope survives and so the fire is not wholly killed;
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