...times more beloved! For what was Harriot Freke in comparison with Belinda Portman ? Harriot Freke, evea whilst she diverted me most, I half despised. But...restless hours in bed, fell asleep late in the morning j and when she awaked, Belinda was standing by her bed-side. " What could you be dreaming of?" said...

...Belinda Port-, man ? Harriot Freke, even while she diverted me most, I half despised. But Belinda!—Oh, Belinda! how entirely have I loved! trusted! admired!...force of her powerful imagination, Lady Delacour, alter passing several restless hours in bed, fell asleep late in the morning ; and when she awaked,...

...Harriot Freke in comparison with Belinda Portman ? Harriot Freke, even whilst she diverted me most, 1 half despised. But Belinda ! — Oh, Belinda ! how...up by the force of her powerful imagination, lady Delaeour, after passing several restless hours in bed, fell asleep late in the morning; and when she...

...Belinda Portman? Harriot Freke, even while she diverted me most, 1 half-despised. But BeKnda ! — O Belinda ! how entirely have I loved — trusted —admired...which she had worked herself up by the force of her pewerful imagination, Lady Delacour, after passing several restless hours in bed, fell asleep late...

...Belinda Portman? Harriot Freke, even while she diverted me most, I half-despised. But Belinda ! — O Belinda ! how entirely have I loved — trusted —...standing by her bedside. " What could you be dreaming ofV said Belinda, smiling. " You started, and looked at me with such horror, when you opened your eyes,...

...concern for her husband's doings: 'For what was Harriet Freke in comparison with Belinda Portman? Harriet Freke, even whilst she diverted me most, I half despised....trusted! admired! adored! respected! revered you!' (p. 183). It is certainly true that before Lady Delacour can be reclaimed for the family and private...

...homoerotically charged relationship with her ("What was Harriet Freke in comparison with Belinda Portman? . . . Oh, Belinda! how entirely have I loved! trusted! admired! adored! respected! revered you!" [183]), Belinda resists this in the interest of heterosexuality and maternity. She is assisted by the...