The 7,491 occurrences of make love

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"Permit me to ask," Ralph went on, "whether it's to bring out the fact that you don't mean to make love to her that you're so very civil to the little girl?"

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Of course if I had wished to make love to your husband I had ten years to do it in, and nothing to prevent; so it isn't likely I shall begin to-day, when I'm so much less attractive than I was.

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He was not when he made love to YOU."

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He had wished to be when he made love to her, and as she had wished to be charmed it was not wonderful he had succeeded.

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Her attention, her sympathy were immediate and active; and they were in direct proportion to a sentiment with which they were in no way connected--a lively conjecture as to whether Lord Warburton might be trying to make love to her.

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He's making love to Isabel."

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"Making love to her?"

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"Do you consider it nice to make love to married women?"

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"About his making love to Isabel?

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Well, although I had had the two former rebuffs in love which I have described, my heart was still young; and the fact was, knowing that a girl with a fortune was my only chance, I made love here as furiously as ever.

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He took particular care that Sir Henry did not make love to her, as you have yourself observed.

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Though the plebs, too, and even animals, experience pleasure, a genuine man differs from them in this especially, that he makes love in some way a noble art, and, admiring it, knows all its divine value, makes it present in his mind, thus satisfying not his body merely, but his soul.

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They will make love to you, Ana, they even do so to me, and I think you told me that you know something of women.

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Jeekie deduct this--that you make love to Miss Barbara in proper gentlemanlike, 'nogamous, Christian fashion such as your late Reverend Uncle approve, and Miss Barbara, she make love to you with ten per cent.

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I think this Asika daughter of her who make love to your reverend uncle.

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"Lady make love to _you_; _you_ play prig and lecture lady about holy customs of her country and she box _my_ ear till head sing, also kick me all over and throw sharp claws in face.

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All you got to do, make love and cut when you get chance.

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Well, he very big blackguard; try to murder Major, whom Jeekie nurse as baby, the only thing that Jeekie care for--except--Jeekie; try to make love to Miss Barbara against will when he catch her alone in forest, which not playing game.

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Jeekie self not such big blackguard as that dirt-born noble Lord; Jeekie never murder no one--not quite; Jeekie never make love to girl what not want him--no need, so many what do that he have to shove them off, like good Christian man.

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Lord Lufton had not absolutely made love to her, but he had latterly spoken to her in a manner which she knew was not compatible with that ordinary comfortable masculine friendship with the idea of which she had once satisfied herself.

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Not that it must be supposed that Lord Lufton had come there with any intention of making love to Griselda, or that he ever had any fixed thought that he was doing so.

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I have come to make love to you."

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"I will say making love to her, if you like it better; and gentlemen under these circumstances will sometimes become infatuated."

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"You would not have a man marry a girl without making love to her.

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Then Howard had made love to Marion in his persistent dominating fashion.... and here, with her whispered confession, was the fairy story ended.

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Mrs. Jasher declared that the two must have made love by telepathy, for they rarely exchanged a word.

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While the widow played, the lovers hoped to make love undisturbed, and looked forward to a happy evening.

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"My dear, as soon as I have the time--say during our voyage to Cairo, whence we start inland up the Nile for Ethiopia--I shall make love whenever you like.

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People have no time for making love; the men, in particular, are extremely busy.

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At first I never dreamed they were making love to me, though mamma was sure it must be that; then, as it went on a good while, I thought perhaps it WAS that; and I ended by seeing that it wasn't anything!

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"Who was the young man that was making love to you?" he presently asked.

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It's very lovely, and it's very horrible,-but I won't let you see anything horrid,-and it doesn't care your life or mine for pictures or anything else except doing its own work and making love.

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I saw him making love to the butcher at the corner when the shutters were being taken down-just as if he hadn't enough to eat in his own proper house,' said Dick.

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The rough words beat like the blows of the waves on the bows of the rickety boat from Lima in the days when Dick was mixing paints, making love, drawing devils and angels in the half dark, and wondering whether the next minute would put the Italian captain's knife between his shoulder-blades.

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I should have stayed and made love to you.'

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'Well,' said Dick, brutally, 'you're better as you are, instead of making love to some drunken beast in the street.'

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I wouldn't ask more than to be near her again, even though I knew that another man was making love to her.

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I don't approve of your making love at your time of life; don't you think I 'm going to encourage you.

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The moonlight will be the same there, and in Rooshia too, and France, everywhere; and the trees will look the same as here, and people will meet under them and make love just as here.

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We chide the citizen because he makes love a commodity.

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That the count's voice was not the only thing about him assumed, he was positive; and he mentally called over the muster-roll of his past friends, who spent half their time at Whitehall, and the other half going through the streets, making love to the honest citizens' pretty wives and daughters; but none of them answered to Count L'Estrange.

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It is very discomposing to the feelings to make love in the presence of a third party; and Sir Norman had no intention of wasting his time on anything, and went at it immediately.

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I would advise you to make love to my aunt, who is sixty years of age; M. Rosa will not be jealous, and you will become dear to everyone.

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On my side I assumed a modest, and even sometimes a careless appearance, when, to shew his freedom from jealousy, he excited me to make love to his wife, who, on her part, understood but little how to perform the part of fancy free.

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One day we had all three dined with him, and after dinner the senator left us, as was his wont, to enjoy his siesta; the little Gardela, having a dancing lesson to take, went away soon after him, and I found myself alone with Therese, whom I rather admired, although I had never made love to her.

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This was the first time I had anything to do with a woman of quality, and that air of patronage, whatever kindness might accompany it, always put me out of temper, for I thought it made love out of the question.

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I asked Bellino to sit on my bed with the intention of making love to him, and of treating him like a girl, but the two young sisters ran into my room and disturbed my plans.

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I long to see him treated as a prince, and making love to Madame Sagredo."

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The only thing which struck me as disagreeable was that the young girls could not speak Italian, and I did not know Greek enough to enable me to make love to them.

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I had never made love to her but once in a trifling sort of way, and in the presence of the old lady, but I was surprised not to see her after that for several days, and I expressed my astonishment.

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I began to make love to her as a young man of no consequence, and at hours which I thought would not attract attention: but all hours belong by right to the established lover, and I therefore found myself sometimes with her when the Prince of Monaco called to see her.

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One evening I was in the foyer of the Italian Comedy, where between the acts the highest noblemen were in the habit of coming, in order to converse and joke with the actresses who used to sit there waiting for their turn to appear on the stage, and I was seated near Camille, Coraline's sister, whom I amused by making love to her.

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He has told me that, if he had not seen it with his own eyes, he never would have believed that a man could run the race that you ran so splendidly the other night, but he says that, by making love in that manner, you bid defiance to death, for he is certain that the blood you lost comes from the brain.

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I pity you both, however, with all my heart, because I know that you are obliged to make love through a grating in that horrid parlour.

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He no longer made use of his hiding-place, partly because we now only lay in the recess, and partly because, having had time to make love before my arrival, his desires were appeased.

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I kept my casino, which cost me little, and as I went to see M. M. twice a week I slept there on those occasions, and made love with my dashing Tonine.

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I saw the wretched man standing at the bar drinking chocolate and making love to the girl.

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He made love to all the servant girls, and as he had neither the figure nor the manners to please them, his attentions were returned with good hearty slaps, which he bore patiently, but was as outrageous as ever in the course of twenty-four hours.

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I should have liked to make love to them, to make the best of my time before I became a monk.

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I was obliged to hide my game, so, although I disliked them intensely, I made love to them, hardly raising my eyes to glance at Madame, who looked ravishing.

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Seeing my neighbour's spirits rising, I proceeded to make love to her, and asked her if she were always as ready to defy those who paid their court to her.

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He had to leave at midnight and began to make love to his fair neighbour forthwith, and teased her in a thousand ways; but she remained as dumb as a statue, while he did all the talking and laughing, not regarding it within the bounds of possibility that she might be laughing at him.

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"All the better," said I to her, laughing internally, as I thought of Soleure, for I saw that I should thus be obliged to make love to the girl to whom I had not spoken for the fortnight she had been with us.

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Sleep, we will make love together afterwards."

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I spent the rest of the day in making love to Redegonde, and Therese, who saw that I was pleased with the girl, advised me to declare myself, and promised that she would ask her to the house as often as I liked.

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"True, it often makes love to cease."

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She had made Love a robber, and the hungry boy had consented, but afterwards, when he craved more substantial fare, she refused him, and ardour was succeeded by contempt.

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I went every day to the fair cousins and made love, but I was still at the same point; I hoped, but could get nothing tangible.

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I watched the game carefully, and noting how little by little her familiarity increased, I felt sure that she would have to surrender at last, if not at Genoa, certainly on the journey, when we would be thrown constantly in each other's society with nobody to spy upon our actions, and with nothing else to do but to make love.

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I sat by the bed, and fell to making love to her, and at last made as if I would kiss her, but she resisted, and we went on talking.

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Here you must continue living with Annette; besides, I have got your niece to make love to."

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I hastened to rejoin them, and my niece took my arm, laughing heartily to hear the officer making love to Marcoline, who did not understand a word he said.

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"Are you always obliged to have--a girl beside you when you make love to her?"

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The next day I went to Bomback by myself, as I was sure of meeting young Russian officers, who would have annoyed me by making love to Zaira in their own language.

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However, I did not conceal my bliss, and made love to her whenever the servant was out of the room.

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The chevalier was making love to Sara, and the rest were playing cards.

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The better to throw any spies off the scent I began to make love to Anastasia, and Leonilda pretended to encourage me.

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"Are not all men able to make love every day, and every hour, just as they eat, drink and sleep every day?"

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"No, dear Leah, they that can make love every day are very scarce."

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Thirty years before, Casanova would doubtless have made love to the girl and all would have been forgiven.

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I would advise you to make love to my aunt, who is sixty years of age; M. Rosa will not be jealous, and you will become dear to everyone.

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I asked Bellino to sit on my bed with the intention of making love to him, and of treating him like a girl, but the two young sisters ran into my room and disturbed my plans.

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I long to see him treated as a prince, and making love to Madame Sagredo."

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The only thing which struck me as disagreeable was that the young girls could not speak Italian, and I did not know Greek enough to enable me to make love to them.

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I had never made love to her but once in a trifling sort of way, and in the presence of the old lady, but I was surprised not to see her after that for several days, and I expressed my astonishment.

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I pity you both, however, with all my heart, because I know that you are obliged to make love through a grating in that horrid parlour.

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He no longer made use of his hiding-place, partly because we now only lay in the recess, and partly because, having had time to make love before my arrival, his desires were appeased.

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I kept my casino, which cost me little, and as I went to see M. M. twice a week I slept there on those occasions, and made love with my dashing Tonine.

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I saw the wretched man standing at the bar drinking chocolate and making love to the girl.

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I should have liked to make love to them, to make the best of my time before I became a monk.

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I was obliged to hide my game, so, although I disliked them intensely, I made love to them, hardly raising my eyes to glance at Madame, who looked ravishing.

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Seeing my neighbour's spirits rising, I proceeded to make love to her, and asked her if she were always as ready to defy those who paid their court to her.

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