Vulgar words in Graham's Magazine Vol XXXIII No. 4 October 1848 (Page 1)
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"In the art of making love, it would seem."
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The two advance slowly and cautiously to the centre of the saloon, and then the cavalier, throwing himself on his knees, (that's the way fairies invariably make love,) beseeches his companion to have pity upon him.
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The artist, according to the squire, was handsome as a prince and eloquent as a minstrel, and his extensive practice in Rome had made him perfect master of the fine arts, the art of making love included.