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PP: The show in New York is titled 'Inclinations' after the novella of the same name by Ronald Firbank, about unrequited lesbian love.
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Free Fiction [courtesy of QuasarDragon] @Inclinations: "Rural Route" by Gere McClellan. [via Swords Against Boredom]
August 2008 2008
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Morris accepted reluctantly, “contrary to my Inclinations and inconsistent with the many Duties which press heavily upon me,” and only because he believed he could “at least save Money to the Public.”
Robert Morris Charles Rappleye 2010
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Morris accepted reluctantly, “contrary to my Inclinations and inconsistent with the many Duties which press heavily upon me,” and only because he believed he could “at least save Money to the Public.”
Robert Morris Charles Rappleye 2010
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Free Fiction [courtesy of QuasarDragon] @Inclinations: "Rural Route" by Gere McClellan. [via Swords Against Boredom]
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Humour and Inclinations, before he gave himself irrevocably to me, it oblig'd me to regulate my Behaviour with the discreetest Precautions my poor unexperienc'd Thoughts could dictate.
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Brafort knowing nothing of Bosvil's pretended Inclinations for me, (though otherwise his trusty Confident) address'd to him as my near Relation and intimate Friend.
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Inclinations were strong, and the young Creature's Affections correspondent; yet they fear'd to marry, he having only a younger
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Foes: In which I endeavour'd to be resign'd, and bring my Thoughts and Inclinations to a true Submission to the Will of Heaven; tho 'it is a
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Tenderness; that he thought, (with others) that all Amorous Inclinations were bury'd with Brafort, and that he cou'd never hope farther than for a second Place in my Affections.
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