The 7,491 occurrences of make love

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Sometimes the poets whose works he read made love so charmingly that Latimer was most grateful to them for rendering such excellent first aid to the wounded, and into his voice he would throw all that feeling and music that from juries and mass meetings had dragged tears and cheers and votes.

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Often I cared nothing for the woman I made love to.

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He made love to me.

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Or I missed him and I wanted to be made love to.

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His dispute with Dr. Martineau was present in his mind, so that he did not want to make love to her.

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The elaborate pretence that Sir Richmond had maintained to himself that he had not made love to Miss Grammont, that their mutual attraction had been irresistible and had achieved its end in spite of their resolute and complete detachment, collapsed and vanished from his mind.

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There can be no doubt that the Fairy Lady made love to Mr. Skelmersdale, and no doubt either that this young man set himself to resist her.

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But, the first time he ventured to make love to her, she looked at him head to foot, and turned her back upon him with so much contempt, that he remained, his mouth wide open, perfectly stupefied.

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But I repeat it, and you may believe me, I have a right to--to make love to you, for---- But no; I love you well enough to hold my tongue."

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I want her to study matrimony; Bixiou shall make love to her, and --and enlighten her darkness."

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If we were shipwrecked together on an uninhabited island--let me suggest a tropical island, for it costs no more to be picturesque--I would build her a bamboo hut, I would fetch her bread-fruit and cocoanuts, I would fry yams for her, I would lure the ingenuous turtle and make her nourishing soups, but I wouldn't make love to her--not under eighteen months.

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Now shall my friend Petruchio do me grace, And offer me disguis'd in sober robes To old Baptista as a schoolmaster Well seen in music, to instruct Bianca; That so I may by this device at least Have leave and leisure to make love to her, And unsuspected court her by herself.

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Demetrius, I'll avouch it to his head, Made love to Nedar's daughter, Helena, And won her soul; and she, sweet lady, dotes, Devoutly dotes, dotes in idolatry, Upon this spotted and inconstant man.

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Briefly, I do mean to make love to Ford's wife; I spy entertainment in her; she discourses, she carves, she gives the leer of invitation; I can construe the action of her familiar style; and the hardest voice of her behaviour, to be English'd rightly, is 'I am Sir John Falstaff's.'

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Nay, but to live In the rank sweat of an enseamed bed, Stew'd in corruption, honeying and making love Over the nasty sty!

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Why, man, they did make love to this employment!

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Great Jove, Othello guard, And swell his sail with thine own powerful breath, That he may bless this bay with his tall ship, Make love's quick pants in Desdemona's arms, Give renew'd fire to our extincted spirits, And bring all Cyprus comfort.

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And thence it is That I to your assistance do make love, Masking the business from the common eye For sundry weighty reasons.

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After your lover is dead, I'll come back and make love to y'u again," he sneered.

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And, his men, too--they make love better than any other man I ever read about."

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Again and again she had agreed to see him only on the condition that he would not make love to her.

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"Making love to the piano."

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He very soon makes love to some other one.

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By her manner, she might have seemed to be making love to him.

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"Now you're afraid I'm going to make love to you.

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Attraction He who wills life wills its condition sweet, Having made love its mother, joy its quest, That its perpetual sequence might not rest On reason's dictum, cold and too discreet; For reason moves with cautious, careful feet, Debating whether life or death were best, And why pale pain, not ruddy mirth, is guest In many a heart which life hath set to beat.

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"To make love, and such love, to one's lawful husband before one's face is a little crude, don't you think?"

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"I am being made love to in medieval fashion.

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"You have been making love to women in very much the same manner for twenty years, and I--well, to be frank, I am utterly weary of being made love to like a doll.

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"We will hunt and make love!" cried Gondi.

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She told him what she thought of him and his judgment and his knowledge of the world; and how his performances had made him ridiculous to other people; and how it was his intention make love to herself if she gave him the chance.

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When the quarrel was over, Michele D'Cruze used to shamble across the low mud wall of the compound and make love to Miss Vezzis after the fashion of the Borderline, which is hedged about with much ceremony.

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He knew that men in the East do not make love under windows at eleven in the forenoon, nor do women fix appointments a week in advance.

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Whether the mehter made love to Janki, Mrs. Bronckhorst's ayah, is a question which concerns Strickland exclusively.

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Only.... only no woman likes being made love through instead of to-specially on behalf of a musty divinity of four years' standing.

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"It was like making love to a ghost," said Hannasyde to himself, "and it doesn't matter; and now I'll get to my work."

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Not though you die to-night, O Sweet, and wail, A spectre at my door, Shall mortal Fear make Love immortal fail- I shall but love you more, Who from Death's house returning, give me still One moment's comfort in my matchless ill.

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Perhaps she was jealous of his intimacy with Amyas; or perhaps, with the subtle instinct of a woman, she knew that he was the only other man on board who might dare to make love to her (though Will, to do him justice, was as guiltless of any such intention as Amyas himself).

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They were making love just as they do on the Boulevard.

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Ossian would tear the scenery in tatters with his apostrophes, Werther would make love to Mrs. Jack, and Charlotte couldn't cut an English household loaf with a hatchet.

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The brother rather attracted me, partly--partly because he did not make love to me.

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After all, the chief charm is in the fact of being made love to.

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You ARE making love to me, aren't you?

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If that should happen,--if at the end of many sad deceptions you should return, in sheer remorse, to the religion of art,--then, then, supposing that long years have not made love ridiculous between us, remember this evening.

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Now James, after his fashion, made love to Mistress Hyde, who encouraged his advances until they reached a certain stage, beyond which the judicious maiden forbade them to proceed unless blessed by the sanction of holy church.

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Henceforth he boldly made love to her.

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Indeed, he made no effort to screen his passion, for not only did he make love to her in presence of the court, but he visited her at noonday, attended by his gentlemen, before all the town.

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And presently landing on grassy meads, delightful to sight by freshness of their colour, and sweet to scent from odour of their herbs, the court would sup right heartily; laugh, drink, and make love most merrily, until early shadows stole across the summer sky, and night-dews fell upon the thirsty earth.

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But the hopes entertained by the maid of honour were speedily overthrown, for contrary to all expectation the queen recovered, and was so well on the 10th November as to "bespeak herself a new gowne" And so the court remained unchanged, and life went on as before; the queen growing gradually stronger, the king making love to Miss Stuart by day, and visiting Lady Castlemaine by night.

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Accordingly, at the first opportunity which presented itself, the duke made love to her, and she, nothing averse to his attentions, encouraged his affections.

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Unwearied by time, unsatiated by familiarity, the king continued his intrigue with the imperious Castlemaine, and with great longing likewise made love to the beautiful Stuart.

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Accordingly he promptly made love to the countess, who, in the first fervour of her affection, presented him with five thousand pounds.

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Some people fancy that a little doubt and uncertainty makes love all the livelier; but I am one of those who think the plainer the tongue speaks the easier the mind will comprehend.

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"Why, he can make love to you, if you like it, girl; for he is an amorous youth, and, having already disposed of four wives, is impatient to show how much he honors their memories by taking a fifth."

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I can remember when you were not above making love to a pretty girl.

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But you, like all women, make love and its expression the sole object of life.

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"Oh, if that's all you need be sure of, Glenn Kilbourne, you may begin to make love to me now."

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She laughed heartily, she talked, she made love to Glenn.

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Flo asked a girl friend out from Flag and threw her in Lee's way, so to speak, and when Lee retaliated by making love to the girl Flo got mad.

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You let other men make love to you.

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Allan made love, and Miss Milroy sanctioned the manufacture of that occasionally precious article of human commerce, sublimely indifferent on both sides to a solemn bass accompaniment on two notes, played by the curate's mother's unsuspecting nose.

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All women, even young peasant-women like Denise, know how to touch these delicate chords; for does not every woman seek to make love eternal?

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I sometimes beheld both him and the chief making love at the same time.

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She liked Sir Redmond very much--only she hoped he was not going to make love.

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And a child would secure her the life-interest in the Master of La Baudraye's fortune--" "Why, it is quite an act of virtue to make love to her," said Lousteau, rolling himself up in the bed-clothes, "and to-morrow, with your help--yes, to-morrow, I--well, good-night."

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I have made love on egg-boxes.--Aye, and to feel again the blood running through my veins as then it ran, I would be content to sit only on egg-boxes till the time should come when I could be buried in an egg-box, with an egg-box reared above me as tombstone.--I have spent many an evening on an egg-box; I have gone to bed in egg-boxes.

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I never prowl round the oyster-bed, fighting other gentlemen oysters, making love to lady oysters already married.

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After him, the shop boy and the shop girl, making love as they walk, not to waste time.

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Monsieur, let me tell you that a true Republican officer just from the Polytechnique would not have made love to me as you have done, and would not have taken me for a pretty adventuress.

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Men laughed at sentiments, and pictured them all the better because they did not feel them; their satirical epigrams were as fascinating as the light-hearted humor with which they could put a whole adventure into a word; and yet they had sometimes too much wit, and wearied women by making love an art, and not a matter of feeling.

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"If you make love, my little marquis, it will be on your winding-sheet."

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Yesterday I saw her making love to a young man's cap placed on the top of a chair, and you would have laughed heartily at her words and gestures."

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Had any one said to her, "Come, let us make love," she would have said, "Love!

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Pshaw--you may do both--Caesar made Love and Laws in a Breath--and was liked by the Senate as well as the Ladies-- but no man can pretend to be a Believer in Love, who is an abjurer of wine--'tis the Test by which a Lover knows his own Heart-- fill a dozen Bumpers to a dozen Beauties, and she that floats atop is the maid that has bewitched you.

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At this moment two or three couples of penguins are making love on the beach.

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She begins to walk, all her muscles are engaged in the task, and, when we see them working, we think of her as a machine intended for walking rather than as a machine intended for making love, although visibly she is both, and contains within herself several other pieces of machinery, besides.

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Madame Clarence as an accomplished hostess thought it was time to return to the subject of love and asked M. Jumel his opinion of M. Leon Blum's recent book in which the author complained... "... That an irrational custom," went on Professor Haddock, "prevents respectable young ladies from making love, a thing they would enjoy doing, whilst mercenary girls do it too much and without getting any enjoyment out of it.

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"Are you really determined to make love to me?"

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"That fellow was making love to you," he said bluntly, as soon as the door was closed behind Lessingham.

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"Does he make love to Helen, too?"

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If he has made love to me, he has done so because I have encouraged him, and if I have encouraged him, it is your fault."

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"I will not be made love to in a restaurant," she declared firmly.

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The circumstance that he was a Waring or Baring and had smitten to pieces so many Oriental cohorts or crowds, and had made love-verses (kind of iron madrigals) to his Russian Princess, and caught the fancy of questionable Greek queens, and had amassed such heaps of money, while poor nephew Magnus had only one gold ring (which had been his father's, and even his father's _mother's_, as Uncle Harald noticed), and nothing more whatever of that precious metal to combine with Harald's treasures:--all this is new to me, naturally no hint of it in any English book; and lends some gleam of romantic splendor to that dim business of Stamford Bridge, now fallen so dull and torpid to most English minds, transcendently important as it once was to all Englishmen.

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'Mr. Wapshot,' said I, 'you are making love to an excellent lady now at the house of Mr. Brough: if you do not promise to give up all pursuit of her, I will expose you.'

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A week after Katusha had entered the house the elder, a big fellow with moustaches, threw up his studies and made love to her, continually following her about.

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Dazzled by the blaze of cochineal, he recalls the poems of the Veda, the religion of Brahma and its castes; brushing against piles of ivory in the rough, he mounts the backs of elephants; seated in a muslin cage, he makes love like the King of Lahore.

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Among their many virtues, the Ragons were noted for the possession of old wines which had come to perfect mellowness, and for certain of Madame Anfoux's liqueurs, which certain persons, obstinately (though it was said hopelessly) bent on making love to Madame Ragon, had brought her from the West Indies.

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I might, for instance, teach Leandre to make love."

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Our meals shall be served in another room to-morrow; and when this young gentleman sees us no longer, there will be an end of making love to you through the window.

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Then best I love you, dearest, when I go And cry to love's life I may love you so As to content the yearning, making love, That perfects strength divine in weakness' fire, And from the broken pots calls out the silver dove.

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If he had not been making love to her--well, I have often wondered since if it were all envy, after all.

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Here we see the carved wooden bedstead painted white, with the arched head-board surmounted by Cupids scattering flowers, and the canopy above it adorned with plumes; the hangings of blue silk; the Pompadour dressing-table with its laces and mirror; together with bits of furniture of singular shape,--a "duchesse," a chaise-longue, a stiff little sofa,--with window-curtains of silk, like that of the furniture, lined with pink satin, and caught back with silken ropes, and a carpet of Savonnerie; in short, we find here all those elegant, rich, sumptuous, and dainty things in the midst of which the women of the eighteenth century lived and made love.

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"In the first place the semi-dowagers, to whom young men pay their first court, know much better how to make love than younger women.

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The evenings we will spend together, and I permit you to make love to me if you can--it will be for the best."

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I love, and you, you only make love--" "Listen to me, Arthur; give Aurelie three hundred thousand francs for that little house, and I'll promise to find some one to suit you better.

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Hayes could not bear that Mr. Bullock should have a chance of seeing, and perhaps making love to Mrs. Catherine in his absence; and though the young woman never diminished her coquetries, but, on the contrary, rather increased them in his presence, it was still a kind of dismal satisfaction to be miserable in her company.

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You have been talking for an hour about the Regent's death, and the Duchess of Phalaris, and sly old Fleury, and what not; and I care just as much as if you told me that one of my bauers at Galgenstein had killed a pig; or as if my lacquey, La Rose yonder, had made love to my mistress."

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"And talks bunk to her and possibly makes love to her--" "Haven't we had enough of Mr. Akers?"

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We were making love to each other under false pretenses.

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