Vulgar words in Vagabondia - 1884 (Page 1)
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And poor Phemie--and the gentleman who made love to you all the evening, Dolly.
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"Why, he made love to her all--" "I wish you would n't talk such rubbish, Mollie," Dolly interrupted her--a trifle sharply because she understood the cloud on her lover's face so well.
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"Who said Mr. Gowan made love to me?
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"I dare say they are making love,--they generally are."
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"Making love," he repeated.
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Making love were they,--this shabby, rather un-amiable young man and the elder Miss Crewe?
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So he became reflective and silent, when Mollie said that the two were "making love."
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"Making love!" he said again.
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"And you know how I used to hate him when he _would_ make love to you.
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She would have thought it positive bliss to be tied to Ralph Gowan for six or seven years without any earthly prospect of ever being married; to have belonged to him as Dolly belonged to Grif, to sit in the parlor and listen to him while he made love to her as Grif made love to Dolly, would have been quite enough steady-going rapture for her; but since that was out of the question, Mr. Gerald Chandos and diamonds and a carriage would have to fill up the blank.