There was one seedy French waiter, who was attempting to learn English in a house where he never heard anything but French; and the customers were a few ladies
of easy virtue, a menage or two, who had their own napkins reserved for them, and a few queer men who came in for hurried, scanty meals.
Of Human Bondage
His usual discourses treated of trotting horses, wine-parties in expensive restaurants, and the merits of persons
of easy virtue, with a disarming artlessness of outlook.
Under Western Eyes
A lady
of easy virtue. Surprising a film has not been made of his life story.
The Wild man of Boningale
It was a club that attracted all different types of people, women of ill repute and women
of easy virtue who were known for their generosity.
Poverty in society is real
He once confessed: 'While many men in power and public office are busy carousing in the midst of women
of easy virtue and men of low morals, I, as a few others like me, am busy at my desk thinking about the problems of Nigeria and proffering solutions to them.
Awo forever
Even a woman
of easy virtue has a right to refuse to submit herself to sexual intercourse to anyone and everyone, because she is not a vulnerable object or prey for being sexually assaulted by anyone and everyone.
Two-finger Test
Dazzled by the hedonism of post-war Paris and seduced by the lure of money and success, he embarks on a decadent life
of easy virtue and dodgy financial deals.
REVIEWS
Here the decoys of the poor sailors - the ladies
of easy virtue - resorted and by their wiles led poor Jack into them, and the sequel generally was his departure fleeced of every single dime and often minus the best part of his clothes."
Boozers lost in mists of time; No-one knows more about our lost pubs than Cardiff historian Brian Lee. Here, he chronicles a few of the city centre watering holes that have disappeared over the years
Why is it politically incorrect, even criminal, for the lower orders to bawl racist epithets and hint that adversaries' mothers were
of easy virtue, while nobody remonstrates with the same classes for labelling David Cameron as "Posh Boy" (unable to understand poverty's pinch), a useless Upper Class Twit (because he went to Eton and Oxford and employs a good tailor) and Chinless Wonder (because he was born to a wealthy background).
Shameless slackers envy their betters
COURT IN THE ACT: The Slaughterhouse Players' Michael Tuckey as Judge Lord Tophem Tippler, David Southam as the clerk to the court, and Caroline Williams as a 'lady
of easy virtue'.
ROGUES FROM THE PAST IN THE DOCK; Ladies of easy virtue, thieves and vagabonds on trial as Warwick's old court hears real cases from history
He says in Liverpool, uniquely, the word "tart" doesn't refer to ladies
of easy virtue, "but is a very affectionate term" for a wife or girlfriend.
Let's raise a glass to first turnaround; Shipping LINES PETER ELSON charts life on the Mersey
Still, speculation remains that Tiger has fallen out of love with golf, as well as big-breasted women
of easy virtue.
Tiger's gone from ballad to bad lad; ! rEsULt
It may be famed for its Goose Fair, but it is also notorious for its ladies
of easy virtue. I was taken to several large hotels to see the painted and be-feathered 'birds'," reported a fine investigative journalist of the Edwardian era, without going into further detail.
Superior Edge can show a little extra
At one time she would have been known as a scarlet women, a phrase from the Bible which by the 17th century had been adapted to mean a lady
of easy virtue. Now she is known as something less complementary.
Delights in flaunting it
Read Mike Davies' review
of Easy Virtue in Friday magazine
CULTURE: Firth goes forth; Mike Davies takes it easy with Colin Firth whose latest comedy outing is released this week