Vulgar words in April's Lady - A Novel (Page 1)
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"I'm afraid you rather misunderstood me just now, when I said I'd been looking for you--but the fact is, Browne's such an ass, if he knew we had made an appointment to meet in the library, he'd have brayed the whole affair to any and every one."
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To make love to a young woman and to induce her to marry you with a barnacle of this sort hanging round her suggests difficulties.
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Do you want to force him to make love to me, that you tell him on the very first opportunity where to find me, and in a place where I am without you, or any one to----" "Will you try to understand?" says Mrs. Monkton, with a light stamp of her foot, her patience going as her grief increases.
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After a short contemplation of her beaming face he tell himself that he was an ass to give up that pilgrimage of his to the lower field, where he had been going to inspect a new-born calf.