Indlicat n'est il qui dteste l'aspect de ses vtements charnus, -- le tissu de vol piqu sur l'os, le vesture du squelette, la fourrure ni les cheveux de vtement ni, le manteau du mal et du dsespoir, le voile longtemps viols par Caresses de la main et l'oeil. Pourtant tel est mon unseemliness: Je dteste ma robe pidermique, l'obscnit du sang sauvage, les chiffons de mon anatomie, et volontairement je me passerais des accouterments faux du sens, de dormir immodestly, d'un fantme le plus incarnadin et le plus charnel.
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