Vulgar words in Lorraine - A romance (Page 1)
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"No--I--we rode down and trampled a man in the dark; I should think it would have been enough to brain him, but when I galloped back just now he was gone, and I don't know how badly he was hit."
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I saw it--and what I saw left me divided between admiration and--well, damn it all!--sadness.
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Then he deliberately sat down and made love to her, not actual, open, unblushing love--but he started in to win her, and what his tongue refused to tell, his eyes told until trepidation seized her, and she sat back speechless, watching him with shy blue eyes that always turned when they met his, but always returned when his were lowered.
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"Get out, damn you!" roared Von Steyr.