Vulgar words in Kilo : being the love story of Eliph' Hewlitt, book agent (Page 1)
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It opened now at "Courtship-How to Make Love--How to Win the Affections--How to Hold Them When Won," and although he had read the pages often before, he found in all parts of the book, whenever he read it, a new meaning.
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It occurred to him that even a book agent might have reason to use the helpful words set for in clear type in the chapter on "Courtship--How to Make Love," and he realized that sometime he must reach the age when he would need a home of his own.
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"Courtship--How to Make Love--How to Win the Affections--How to Hold Them When Won," he meditated.
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"'Courtship--How to Make Love--How to Win the Affections--How To Hold Them When Won,'" she said gaily.
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"Courtship--How to Make Love--How to Win the Affections--How to Hold them When Won," said Eliph'.
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I had trusted to its words and directions, as set forth in, Courtship--How to Make Love--How to Win the Affections--How to Hold Them When Won, and you sent me away.
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I saw it had opened at 'Courtship--How to Make Love,' and I said, 'While I am getting my breath to give this book another pull, why not read the lie that is written here once more?
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"'Courtship--How to Make Love--How to Win the Affections--How to Hold Them When Won.'" said Eliph', turning to the proper page.