Vulgar words in A Zola Dictionary; the Characters of the Rougon-Macquart Novels of Emile Zola; (Page 1)
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He left her after a violent scene, in the course of which he called her a slut.
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Octave Mouret, having met her at the house of a mutual friend, made love to her, chiefly with a view to gaining Baron Hartmann's assistance through her influence.
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GEDEON, an ass which belonged to Mouche.
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In order to see whether the murder of Severine had cured him of his blood lust, he made love to Philomene Sauvagnat, thereby arousing the jealousy of her lover, Pecqueux, who was stoker on the engine driven by Lantier.
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He formed the project of advancing his prospects by making love to Madame Hedouin, wife of his employer, but she gave him no encouragement.