Vulgar words in Cousin Maude (Page 1)
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Still, on the whole, he liked it, and half-wished the wind would blow those curls over the upturned face again, but it did not, and he was about to make some casual remark when J.C., who was not far distant, called out, "Making love, I do believe!"
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Not because the idea of making love to Maude was utterly distasteful, but because he fancied she might be annoyed, and over his features there came a shadow, which Maude did not fail to observe.
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This last he said because he mistook the deep flush on Maude's cheek for an unwillingness to do anything which looked at all like "making love."