Vulgar words in An American Politician (Page 1)
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"He said he called a spade a spade, and Herr Schmidt an ass."
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She had talked of love so often as an abstract thing, she had seen so many love-makings of others, and so many men had tried to make love to her in her short brilliant life, and she had always thought it could not come near her, because, of course, she really loved Ronald.
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It was horrible; he was making love to her, this wretch, whom she despised.
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It was not in order that Pocock Vancouver might make love to her that she had sent away Bonamy Biggielow, the harmless little poet.
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Meanwhile Vancouver, who was weakly but frequently susceptible to the charms of woman, had made up his mind that if Josephine had enough pin- money she would make him an admirable wife, and he accordingly began to make love to her in his own fashion, as has been seen.
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She looks dreadfully knocked up with the heat, poor child."