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Voluptuary (1878 –
September 1902) was a
Thoroughbred race
horse that won the 1884
Grand National. He had a
varied racing career,
competing in flat racing...
- "A
VOLUPTUARY under the
horrors of Digestion": 1792
caricature by
James Gillray from George's time as
Prince of Wales...
- of the family; A
Connoisseur Examining a Cooper; the
paired plates A
Voluptuary under the
Horrors of
Digestion and
Temperance enjoying a
Frugal Meal,...
- volition, volitional, volitive, voluntary, Voluntaryism, volunteer,
voluptuary,
voluptuous volv-, volut- roll
Latin volvere,
volutus advolution, archivolt...
- that he was
regarded as no
ordinary profligate, but as an
accomplished voluptuary. His
reckless freedom of speech,
being regarded as frankness, procured...
- mani****ted into a
position of ****ual
servitude by her guardian, the
voluptuary Totsky. Her
broken innocence and the
social perception of
disgrace produce...
- and
Sudan until 13 July 1854.
Abbas has been
often described as a mere
voluptuary, but
Nubar Pasha spoke of him as a true
gentleman of the "old school"...
- With her pet
moray eels, she is a
genuine nightmare, an
obese lavender voluptuary peeling off
lines like "Life's full of hard
choices . . . I'n't it?" with...
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published in 1891.
Talleyrand had a re****tion for
Promiscuity and as a
voluptuary. He left no
legitimate children,
though he
possibly fathered over two...
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Hamilton characterized Burr as
exceedingly immoral, an "unprincipled ...
voluptuary" and
deemed his
political quest as one for "permanent power." He contended...
