Nec mulier semper ficto suspirat amore quae conplexa viri corpus cum corpore iungit et tenet adsuctis umectans oscula labris; nam facit ex animo saepe et, communia quaerens gaudia, sollicitat spatium decurrere amoris.
Nor does a woman always feign the passion which makes her sigh, when she embraces her mate joining body to body, and holds his lips in a long kiss, moistening them with her own. For she often does it from the heart, and seeking mutual joys rouses him to run the full course in the lists of love.
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