Vulgar words in Afloat and Ashore - A Sea Tale (Page 1)
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From study, all of us were relieved for a month or two, and we wandered through the fields; nutted, gathered fruit, or saw others gather it as well as the crops, taking as much exercise as possible in the open air, equally for the good of our bodies, and the lightening of our spirits.
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I do not mean that we were making love, or anything of the sort; we were a little too young, perhaps, for that; but we obeyed an impulse which, as Rupert would have said, "produced that result."
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Had I not consulted Grace on the subject, it is possible I should have been less cautious, though I declare I had no thought of making love.
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Then, doubtless, he found it pleasant to linger on this island, eating fresh cocoa-nuts, with delicious turtle, and making love to Emily Merton.
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It has often been said that the English East-India ships are noted for quarrelling and making love.