And the sexual intercourse of bird and woman is often depicted very frankly.
"In matters affecting the intercourse of the federal nation with other nations, the federal nation must speak with one voice".
After all, who would want to miss out completely on the happy social intercourse of late night cut-and-paste sessions?
But chiefly their lonely hours must have been served by skulls staring at them unable to give up the intercourse of mutual baleful contemplations.
In the wake of foreclosures and bank failures, all circulation, trade, interaction — the intercourse of economic life — had nearly ground to a halt.
"Nothing is more embarrassing in the ordinary intercourse of life", wrote Alexis de Tocqueville in 1835, "than this irritable patriotism of Americans".
"We are suffering, not from decay, but from having no code of manners which writers and readers accept as a prelude to the more exciting intercourse of friendship," she wrote.
The social intercourse of the American writer is realized, almost exclusively, in public houses or private homes and flats, between the hours of 5 P.M. and 4 A.M. the following day.
The reader should not be suprised to find that for Mellors the greatest intimacy is anal intercourse, of which Lawrence provides a description that is at once prudish and rhapsodic.
There is much exposed flesh and in several cases hints of Sapphic intimacy, but carnality is quickened by something more subtle, a preoccupation with the erotic intercourse of speech.
Because in this view, "revealed religion is not a truth, but a sentiment and a taste," he continued, "so personal a peculiarity and so private a possession, we must of necessity ignore it in the intercourse of man with man.
