Vulgar words in Fair Margaret - A Portrait (Page 1)
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Paris has changed terribly of late years, but there are moments when all her old brilliancy comes back, when the air is again full of the intoxicating effervescence of life, when the well-remembered conviction comes over one that in Paris the main object of every man's and every woman's existence is to make love, to amuse and to be amused.
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'I never could induce this creature to make love to me,' cried Madame Bonanni, turning to Margaret with a laugh.
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It is true that if he made love to me, I should have him turned out of the house.
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'Damn the things!' yelled Schreiermeyer.
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'Damn!'
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You are in league, damn you!
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Damn you, you are a conspiracy!'
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Lushington had never trusted Logotheti, but since his instinct and the force of circumstances had told him that the Greek was making love to Margaret and that Margaret liked his society, he hated the man in a most unchristian manner, and few things would have given the usually peaceable man of letters such unmitigated satisfaction as to see the shining white motor car blow up and scatter his rival's arms and legs to the thirty-two points of the compass.
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'I'm an awful ass,' he said aloud to himself, in a reproachful tone.
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'I don't want you to make love to me just now,' she said, swinging her foot a little as she sat.
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It was a great relief to look like a human being and a gentleman, even at the cost of calling himself an ass for having tried to look like something else.
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He always told me that if I went wrong he would shoot me--and when the English artist came and lodged in our house for the summer and made love to me, my father explained everything to him also.