Vulgar words in Desert Love (Page 1)
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Holding the hem of her cloak in his hands he made love to her by words alone, for in all the time since their first meeting, his hands had not held hers, neither had their lips met; but the music of his words served to send the blood surging to her face, then to draw it back to her heart, leaving her as white as the crescent moon above her.
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Pity Sir John Wetherbourne ain't--isn't here, it u'd never have happened I'm sure if he had been, seeing the way he has with him, though I can't say as 'ow I approve of him so young and good-looking--and all these Eastern hussies around--wandering about so much by himself.
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How did they cross the desert on one poor ass?