"Passions ... are simply the means used by nature to help human beings attain nature's goals. Listen solely to those delicious passions; their source is the only one that will lead you to happiness."
To the LIbertines, p. 1

"[Dolmance] is tall, with a beautiful face and very lively and vivacious eyes. Nevertheless, his features are slightly hard and wicked ... his bearing and posture are slightly effeminate - no doubt because of his habit of frequently acting like a woman."
First Dialogue, p. 4

"It's quite certain that I will spare nothing to pervert her, to degrade her, to overthrow all the false moral principles that have benumbed her mind."
First Dialogue, p. 8

"We will skip everything connected with the lowbrow mechanism of reproduction, and we will chiefly and uniquely align ourselves with the libertine delights, whose spirit never cares about breeding."
Third Dialogue, p. 16

"A single drop of come ejaculated...