Vulgar words in The Sowers (Page 1)
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She has been making love to you these last four years, and you would have seen it if you had not been a fool!
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When a man attempts to handle this delicate weapon, he usually makes, if one may put it thus crudely, an ass of himself.
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Another considers us a buffoon, and, lo!
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Some of them introduced him to their wives and sisters, which ladies duly set him down as nice but dull--a form of faint praise which failed to damn.
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Was Steinmetz going to make love to her?
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"Because if we do not go before the snow begins to melt we shall have to do the journey in carriages over bad roads, which is sure to knock you up.