As recently as 1967, a soul singer Ronny Dyson had a hit with this line in its title and refrain:

If you let me make love to you,
Why can’t I touch you?

If you read any British literature from the 19th century, you find a lot of instances of phrases like “he made love to me and I want to make love to thee” and on.

Given how the prevailing social mores of the Victorian era have come to make its very name a byword for prudence, it’s a good bet that “within a judicial age” such as in the Victorian era have not been a reference to fornication or sex. If you are a man that wishes to marry a woman that you love, it’s more like a man asking a woman to marry you…?

While written by a late 19th and early 20th century writer, Lady Chatterley’s Lover is full of sex. It shows up every day but I can’t read it. I have seen some of the stupid, poorly produced porn movies which were based on it, and have seen a few of the reviews of those. I should have told the producers. Who wrote it and why?

As recently as 1967, a soul singer Ronny Dyson had a hit with this line in its title and refrain:

If you let me make love to you,
Why can’t I touch you?

If you read any British literature from the 19th century, you find a lot of instances of phrases like “he made love to me and I want to make love to thee” and on.

Given how the prevailing social mores of the Victorian era have come to make its very name a byword for prudence, it’s a good bet that “within a judicial age” such as in the Victorian era have not been a reference to fornication or sex. If you are a man that wishes to marry a woman that you love, it’s more like a man asking a woman to marry you…?

While written by a late 19th and early 20th century writer, Lady Chatterley’s Lover is full of sex. It shows up every day but I can’t read it. I have seen some of the stupid, poorly produced porn movies which were based on it, and have seen a few of the reviews of those. I should have told the producers. Who wrote it and why?

As recently as 1967, a soul singer Ronny Dyson had a hit with this line in its title and refrain:

If you let me make love to you,
Why can’t I touch you?

If you read any British literature from the 19th century, you find a lot of instances of phrases like “he made love to me and I want to make love to thee” and on.

Given how the prevailing social mores of the Victorian era have come to make its very name a byword for prudence, it’s a good bet that “within a judicial age” such as in the Victorian era have not been a reference to fornication or sex. If you are a man that wishes to marry a woman that you love, it’s more like a man asking a woman to marry you…?

While written by a late 19th and early 20th century writer, Lady Chatterley’s Lover is full of sex. It shows up every day but I can’t read it. I have seen some of the stupid, poorly produced porn movies which were based on it, and have seen a few of the reviews of those. I should have told the producers. Who wrote it and why?

As recently as 1967, a soul singer Ronny Dyson had a hit with this line in its title and refrain:

If you let me make love to you,
Why can’t I touch you?

If you read any British literature from the 19th century, you find a lot of instances of phrases like “he made love to me and I want to make love to thee” and on.

Given how the prevailing social mores of the Victorian era have come to make its very name a byword for prudence, it’s a good bet that “within a judicial age” such as in the Victorian era have not been a reference to fornication or sex. If you are a man that wishes to marry a woman that you love, it’s more like a man asking a woman to marry you…?

While written by a late 19th and early 20th century writer, Lady Chatterley’s Lover is full of sex. It shows up every day but I can’t read it. I have seen some of the stupid, poorly produced porn movies which were based on it, and have seen a few of the reviews of those. I should have told the producers. Who wrote it and why?

As recently as 1967, a soul singer Ronny Dyson had a hit with this line in its title and refrain:

If you let me make love to you,
Why can’t I touch you?

If you read any British literature from the 19th century, you find a lot of instances of phrases like “he made love to me and I want to make love to thee” and on.

Given how the prevailing social mores of the Victorian era have come to make its very name a byword for prudence, it’s a good bet that “within a judicial age” such as in the Victorian era have not been a reference to fornication or sex. If you are a man that wishes to marry a woman that you love, it’s more like a man asking a woman to marry you…?

While written by a late 19th and early 20th century writer, Lady Chatterley’s Lover is full of sex. It shows up every day but I can’t read it. I have seen some of the stupid, poorly produced porn movies which were based on it, and have seen a few of the reviews of those. I should have told the producers. Who wrote it and why?

As recently as 1967, a soul singer Ronny Dyson had a hit with this line in its title and refrain:

If you let me make love to you,
Why can’t I touch you?

If you read any British literature from the 19th century, you find a lot of instances of phrases like “he made love to me and I want to make love to thee” and on.

Given how the prevailing social mores of the Victorian era have come to make its very name a byword for prudence, it’s a good bet that “within a judicial age” such as in the Victorian era have not been a reference to fornication or sex. If you are a man that wishes to marry a woman that you love, it’s more like a man asking a woman to marry you…?

While written by a late 19th and early 20th century writer, Lady Chatterley’s Lover is full of sex. It shows up every day but I can’t read it. I have seen some of the stupid, poorly produced porn movies which were based on it, and have seen a few of the reviews of those. I should have told the producers. Who wrote it and why?

As recently as 1967, a soul singer Ronny Dyson had a hit with this line in its title and refrain:

If you let me make love to you,
Why can’t I touch you?

If you read any British literature from the 19th century, you find a lot of instances of phrases like “he made love to me and I want to make love to thee” and on.

Given how the prevailing social mores of the Victorian era have come to make its very name a byword for prudence, it’s a good bet that “within a judicial age” such as in the Victorian era have not been a reference to fornication or sex. If you are a man that wishes to marry a woman that you love, it’s more like a man asking a woman to marry you…?

While written by a late 19th and early 20th century writer, Lady Chatterley’s Lover is full of sex. It shows up every day but I can’t read it. I have seen some of the stupid, poorly produced porn movies which were based on it, and have seen a few of the reviews of those. I should have told the producers. Who wrote it and why?