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6/14/2025, 5:23:23 AM
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>Forthwith swift-traveling palanquins were requisitioned, and in no time at all, as it were, the good-looking youths arrived.
>"Here they are! Who can resist them?" was the general exclamation.
>Yonosuke's host put it this way: "Dallying with these youths is like seeing wolves asleep beneath scattering cherry blossoms, whereas going to bed with prostitutes gives one the feeling of groping in the dark beneath the new moon without a lantern. Truly," he continued, "that is the difference between the two types of indulgence. Almost every man is bound to be bewildered in either situation."
— 'The Life of an Amorous Man' (1682), Ihara Saikaku.
>Forthwith swift-traveling palanquins were requisitioned, and in no time at all, as it were, the good-looking youths arrived.
>"Here they are! Who can resist them?" was the general exclamation.
>Yonosuke's host put it this way: "Dallying with these youths is like seeing wolves asleep beneath scattering cherry blossoms, whereas going to bed with prostitutes gives one the feeling of groping in the dark beneath the new moon without a lantern. Truly," he continued, "that is the difference between the two types of indulgence. Almost every man is bound to be bewildered in either situation."
— 'The Life of an Amorous Man' (1682), Ihara Saikaku.
6/14/2025, 5:23:23 AM
>>935761521
>Forthwith swift-traveling palanquins were requisitioned, and in no time at all, as it were, the good-looking youths arrived.
>"Here they are! Who can resist them?" was the general exclamation.
>Yonosuke's host put it this way: "Dallying with these youths is like seeing wolves asleep beneath scattering cherry blossoms, whereas going to bed with prostitutes gives one the feeling of groping in the dark beneath the new moon without a lantern. Truly," he continued, "that is the difference between the two types of indulgence. Almost every man is bound to be bewildered in either situation."
— 'The Life of an Amorous Man' (1682), Ihara Saikaku.
>Forthwith swift-traveling palanquins were requisitioned, and in no time at all, as it were, the good-looking youths arrived.
>"Here they are! Who can resist them?" was the general exclamation.
>Yonosuke's host put it this way: "Dallying with these youths is like seeing wolves asleep beneath scattering cherry blossoms, whereas going to bed with prostitutes gives one the feeling of groping in the dark beneath the new moon without a lantern. Truly," he continued, "that is the difference between the two types of indulgence. Almost every man is bound to be bewildered in either situation."
— 'The Life of an Amorous Man' (1682), Ihara Saikaku.
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