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Voyeurism
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Voyeurism
See also Eavesdropping.
Actaeon
turned into stag for watching Artemis bathe. [Gk. Myth.: Leach, 8]
elders of Babylon
watch Susanna bathe. [Apocrypha: Susanna; Art: Daniel, 217]
Gyges
king’s bodyguard requested secretly to view queen undressing. [Gk. Lit.: Avery, 507–508]
Peeping Tom
illicitly glanced at the naked Godiva. [Br. Legend: Brewer Dictionary, 815]
Roberts, Mr.
takes advantage of unshaded hospital window to watch nurses taking baths. [Am. Lit.: Heggen Mister Roberts in Sobel, 479]
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The Interior Ministry has thrown yet another first-class voyeur party, says Goran Adamovski in Utrinski vesnik.
Police spectacles as make-up by Opinion Piece in Macedonian Press
It would also apply if the voyeur used recording equipment or made peepholes.
We'll get those peepers by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
New evidence suggests a known voyeur might hold the key, but Freeman, a rising star in the crime firmament, keeps you guessing until the very end.
BOOKS: NEW RELEASES by The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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