Vulgar words in Dutch Fairy Tales for Young Folks (Page 1)
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Soon she could make out these words: "When the spider, that you called Spin Head, comes to make love to you, listen to him.
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Now when Uller wanted a wife to marry him, he made love to Skadi, because she was a huntress and liked the things which he liked.
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In impish glee, they lure the blockheads, or in Dutch, the "cheese-heads," to do worse.
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Then he danced and played the game of the Ka-gu'-ra, or Lion of Korea, pretending to make love to a girl-Oni.
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However, a man from Delft, who followed the business of a knickerbocker, or baker of knickers, or clay marles, begged the body of the Oni.
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Some, who had been trying for years to raise moustaches, in order duly to impress the girls, to whom they were making love, were now jubilant.