Known at the time as " The Empress of the Bawds ", her house in Covent Garden attracted customers from the higher echelons of society.
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Alexander and his cronies do manage to entice brother Tim into a journey through the taverns of London, among cheaters, bawds, and prostitutes.
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She chooses, however, to become an independent sexual entrepreneur rather than to continue working from her mother's house or for another bawd.
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She never wastes time mooning over her past as a glamorous bathhouse babe, brassy broad, ballad belter or buxom film bawd _ although many of her fans do.
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Careless, alongside many of the other notorious bawds of the early 18th century, may have inspired Mrs Cole in John Cleland's " Fanny Hill ".
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A baud ( pronounced " bawd " ) indicates one of these electrical pulses, and baud rate refers to the number of times per second that such a change occurs.
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By the early 1730s she had reached the peak of her professional career, and she moved to a house in the Little Piazza in Covent Garden to try her hand as a bawd.
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We need to reassure _ while we are close to the unjust war, the war of the bawds, America is leading with its allies and agents _ on a number of important lessons:
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Roderick himself is more interested in seducing the general's daughter Jacinta; his sycophant and pander Lothario brings in an old bawd named Malena to help convince the young woman to yield her virginity.
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Her house was regarded as superior to those of Covent Garden, even to that of the other notorious bawd of the time, Mother Wisebourne . ( "'more . . . " ')
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