She forgot for the moment that this big, quiet man who stood before her was rough, even boorish in his manner, and that he was the oppressor and debaucher of Indians.
"The Gun-Brand"
James B. Hendryx
You debaucher of women and children!
"The Gun-Brand"
James B. Hendryx
He objected to the drama as a school of concupiscence, as a subtle or gross debaucher of the gravity and purity of the understanding, as essentially a charmer of the senses, and therefore the most equivocal and untrustworthy of teachers.
"Rousseau Volumes I. and II."
John Morley