Strict (10 Ergebnisse)

Paperback. Zustand: Very Good.

Paperback. Zustand: Good.

Paperback. Zustand: Brand New. 144 pages. 8.75x6.00x0.50 inches. In Stock.

Zustand: New. Num Pages: 176 pages. BIC Classification: VFVC. Category: (G) General (US: Trade). Dimension: 228 x 152 x 9. Weight in Grams: 190. . 2004. Paperback. . . . . Books ship from the US and Ireland.

Softcover. 3rd printing. xii, 494 p.: facs. of orig. title-page; 20 cm. (The works of Jonathan Edwards; 1) (Yale pb ; Y-159) [First thus in 1957] VG in black on green wrapper, lt. edge spotting. Text unmarked.

Softcover. 1. Auflage. 262 p.; 19 cm. Good, sewn, in edgeworn and spotted orig. wrapper. Erika Pochlatko, designed by (illustrator).

Zustand: New. KlappentextrnrnFirst book about this taboo. Klismaphilia enema play is one of the last taboos of kinky sex. Author M.R. Strict shares his hottest, most outrageous personal experiences (with men and women, gay and straight). Between anecdotes, he.

Hardcover. x, [1], 150, [1] p.; 23 cm. 1050 copies printed at Cambridge U. Press in Poliphilus fount on laid paper. (Farrar & Evans 667) `Choosing a wife. Do you wish your wife to be faithful to you?Then you keep faith with her. There are many who want to take wives,and cannot find them. Do you know why? Because the man will say:I want a wise woman,while all the time he himself is a fool. That is not right. Fool must wed with fool. And you, what kind of a wife do you want? Oh, a tall one, you say. And you are a snippet. That's no good. There is a certain country where the women find husbands according to their height. And there was a man of this country who wished to take a wife, and wanted to see her first.when they measured her she was taller than any other girl in the place. Finally they asked him: Well, do you like her? And he answered: Yes, I like her very much. But the girl, seeing he was such a little nobody, said: Well, I don't like you. And that was a good one for him. Well,to return to our subject. How do you want your wife to be? You want her honest.And you yourself are dishonest. Again, what kind of a wife do you want? A temperate one.And you yourself are never seen outside the tavern.You won't find one to your taste.What do you want? A peaceable wife.And you are a man who would pick a quarrel with a straw if it pricked your foot inthe road.And what wife do you want? An obedient one. Andyet youhave never obeyed your mother or your father or any other person. You don't deserve one. Finally, what wife do you want? Oh, one that is good and beautiful and wise.that has all the virtues.Well,I tell you that if you want such a one so you must be yourself,for if you expect her tobe virtuous good and beautiful, be sure she will expect the same of you.' (p. 117 f.) VG orig. tan canvas in edgeworn beige dj. Illustrated by Robert Austin (illustrator).…

s.l (Madrid?) s.f. (años 40). 33x23 cm. Sin paginar (1 pág. de texto explicativo y 24 láms. color, conteniendo 47 figurines tamaño grande, color, vista frontal, acompañados de figurín b/n tamaño pequeño, vista espalda. Rústica. Leve mancha en portada. Interior impecable. (Ref. PS. 201-A).

Full calf. Zustand: Very good. Fourth Edition. Octavo, xi, 134pp, [1], 135-299pp, [1], 13pp, [1]. Period calf, title stamped in gilt on brown morocco label. Raised bands. Front hinge starting, but stable. Stable text block. Points of toning throughout text block. Notes in pencil, dedication on front free endpaper. Rear free endpaper removed. (Evans 22476) (Grolier Hundred, #11) (Sabin 21930) A solid example. Most scholars agree that the "profound originality, logical acumen, and critical discrimination in the use of terms," which characterize the Freedom of Will, entitle Edwards to be called the "first great philosophic intelligence in American history" ; this work is described by Thomas Johnson as "one of the few great books in English theology." (Grolier 100, #11) The first printing of "Freedom of Will" was published in 1754 in Boston by S. Keeland. The Fourth Edition of A Careful and Strict Inquiry into the Modern Prevailing Notions of that Freedom of Will by Rev. Jonathan Edwards, published in 1790. (illustrator).…