Vulgar words in The Reflections of Ambrosine - A Novel (Page 1)
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It would be bad enough to have to go through the usual period of formal _fiançailles_ of the sort I have always been brought up to expect--but to endure being made love to by Augustus Gurrage!
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"In my day," Letitia said, "it sometimes happened that men made love and ran away with a woman because they found they liked her better than anything else in the world.
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I suppose he was beginning to make love to me--if this is what is called making love.
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The hussy!
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"Well, you are married now, and part and parcel of him, and a wife's duty is to keep her own husband from hussies--viscountesses or no they can call themselves."
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I only longed to wrench my hair out of his hands, and to tell him that he might speak to and make love to whom he pleased so long as he left me alone and in peace.
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"Damn you, sir!" yelled Sir Samuel back to him.
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"I have been accustomed to be run after all my life," she continued, "so it does not amount to anything, a man making love to me.
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The Duke made love to you, I suppose?"
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"Well, did he make love to you?"
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"Why should you think any man would make love to me?
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He did make love to you, then?"