The 7,491 occurrences of make love

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She will bear me out when I say that from that moment my intentions were strictly and resolutely honorable; though my conduct, which I could not control and am therefore not responsible for, was disgraceful--or would have been had this gentleman not walked in and begun making love to my wife under my very nose.

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"I mustn't make love to you this morning, eh?" he queried.

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I don't want to make love--it doesn't interest me--I only want to put you in a good temper!

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Men have made love to me often--not as prettily perhaps as you do!--but in America at least love means dollars!

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There's a tradition in the part of Scotland where I was born which tells of a history far far back in time when sailors from Phoenicia came to our shores,--men greatly civilised when we all were but savages, and they made love to the Highland women and had children by them,--then when they went away back to Egypt they left many traces of Eastern customs and habits which remain to this day.

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You'll be wanted at the Plaza--and they mustn't think I'm keeping you up here, making love to you!"

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"Sorry for the crazy lunatic who, after all these years, after all I've done for him and the trust I've put in him, suddenly falls to making love to the woman who bears my name?

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CALIPH Ye who make love in full Divan, can ye yet listen to the voice of the world?

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The beloved son-in-law of the minister, speaking with an open heart to his friends, who were travelling, and absent, represented the King to them as a sort of country-gentleman, given up now to the domestic and uniform life of the manor-house, more than ever devoted to his dame bourgeoise, and making love ecstatically at the feet of this young nymph of fifty seasons.

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He said,-- "Folks made love long before you came into the world, and they will always continue to do so.

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In the first place, he is incapable of the passion, or of being attached to any one for a long time; in the second, he is not sufficiently polished and gallant to make love, but sets about it rudely and coarsely; in the third, he is very indiscreet, and tells plainly all that he has done.

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He replied, "It is very true that I am not a hero of romance, and that I do not make love like a Celadon, but I love in my way."

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The King of Denmark has the look of a simpleton; he made love to my daughter while he was here.

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He said,-- "Folks made love long before you came into the world, and they will always continue to do so.

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He replied, "It is very true that I am not a hero of romance, and that I do not make love like a Celadon, but I love in my way."

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The King of Denmark has the look of a simpleton; he made love to my daughter while he was here.

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He said,-- "Folks made love long before you came into the world, and they will always continue to do so.

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He replied, "It is very true that I am not a hero of romance, and that I do not make love like a Celadon, but I love in my way."

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The King of Denmark has the look of a simpleton; he made love to my daughter while he was here.

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"I must confess," said he to the Chevalier de Grammont, "that they make love here quite in a new style; a man serves here without reward: he addresses himself to the husband when he is in love with the wife, and makes presents to another man's mistress, to get into the good graces of his own.

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This nobleman, during his stay at the court of England, had made love to Miss Hamilton, but was coming away for France without bringing matters to a proper conclusion.

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It will be readily conceived that this mode of making love is not attended with a rapid progress or imminent danger to the virtue of its object; yet, though I have few favors to boast of, I have not been excluded from enjoyment, however imaginary.

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While I was at the seminary, M. d'Aubonne was obliged to quit Annecy, Moultou being displeased that he made love to his wife, which was acting like a dog in the manger, for though Madam Moultou was extremely amiable, he lived very ill with her, treating her with such brutality that a separation was talked of.

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Gain time, make love, and take my daughter away from that dandy."

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Gain time, make love, and take my daughter away from that dandy."

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It was to become a great Tuscan landowner that he had dealt in pictures, sold the famous ceilings of his palace, made love to rich old women, and, finally, sought the hand of Miss Bell, whom he knew to be skilful at earning money and practised in the art of housekeeping.

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To talk of love, they say, is to make love.

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There is nothing like those careless ones who make love without believing in it."

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To talk of love, they say, is to make love.

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There is nothing like those careless ones who make love without believing in it."

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"Women who do not make love, cousin, always have a mania for matchmaking."

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"Women who do not make love, cousin, always have a mania for matchmaking."

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Monsieur le Grand might have chosen another of his men to keep watch for him while he's making love.

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Monsieur le Grand might have chosen another of his men to keep watch for him while he's making love.

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They made love to Mrs. Scott to an enormous extent; they made love to her in French, in Italian, in English, in Spanish; for she knew those four languages, and there is one advantage that foreigners have over our poor Parisians, who usually know only their mother tongue, and have not the resource of international passions.

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Go and make love elsewhere!"

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A dauber from the Ecole des Beaux-Arts would have branded with the epithet "sham" the armchairs and sofas ornamented with sphinx heads in bronze, as well as the massive green marble clock upon which stood, all in gold, a favorite court personage, clothed in a cap, sword, and fig-leaf, who seemed to be making love to a young person in a floating tunic, with her hair dressed exactly like that of the Empress Josephine.

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Go and make love elsewhere!"

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And when he did this Jacqueline with rapture saw the painter's face, no longer with its scowl, but softened by some secret influence, the lines smoothed from his brow, while the beautiful smile which had fascinated so many women passed like a ray of light over his expressive mobile features; then she would once more fancy that he was making love to her, and indeed he said many things, which, without rousing in himself any scruples of conscience, or alarming the propriety of Fraulein Schult, were well calculated to delude a girl who had had no experience, and who was charmed by the illusions of a love- affair, as she might have been by a fairy-story.

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And the next morning, after going to sleep full of that pleasant thought, he would awake glad to find that he was still as free as ever, and able to carry on a flirtation with a woman of the world, which imposed no obligations upon him, and yet at the same time make love to a young girl whom he would gladly have married but for certain reports which were beginning to circulate among men of business concerning the financial position of M. de Nailles.

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As to M. de Talbrun, he was quite at his ease, as if he were accustomed to make love like a centaur; while the girl felt herself in peril of being thrown at any moment, and trampled under his horse's feet.

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You make love to the aristocracy; so be it, that is your own concern.

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Marriage made love a crime; love made marriage a torture.

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You make love to the aristocracy; so be it, that is your own concern.

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Marriage made love a crime; love made marriage a torture.

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Gain time, make love, and take my daughter away from that dandy."

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To talk of love, they say, is to make love.

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There is nothing like those careless ones who make love without believing in it."

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"Women who do not make love, cousin, always have a mania for matchmaking."

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Monsieur le Grand might have chosen another of his men to keep watch for him while he's making love.

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Go and make love elsewhere!"

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You make love to the aristocracy; so be it, that is your own concern.

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Marriage made love a crime; love made marriage a torture.

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You have been encouraged to make love to a married woman.

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And his sister is no better, for she has lied to you too; and this is the sister-in-law you propose to introduce at the Wood House--a woman who has allowed you to make love to her in her husband's lifetime!"

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"I have a worse opinion of her than I have of her brother," she said hurriedly; "she is a wicked woman--she let men make love to her when she knew her husband was alive!

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I used to think it strange of Him To make love's after-life so dim, Or only clear by inference: But God trusts much to common sense, And only tells us what, without His Word, we could not have found out On fleshly tables of the heart He penn'd truth's feeling counterpart In hopes that come to all: so, Dear, Trust these, and be of happy cheer, Nor think that he who has loved well Is of all men most miserable.

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Nor will it be out of your gain to make love to her too, so she follow, not usher her lady's pleasure.

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Thus we find a great solar or nature worship in the elder nations, while Greece has nothing but an incongruous jumble of gods and goddesses, who are born and eat and drink and make love and ravish and steal and die; and who are worshipped as immortal in presence of the very monuments that testify to their death.

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When I asked her if you had made love to her, she said you had not, that you were always too busy with your sculpture."

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But French counts, they say, make love delightfully in broken English; and what hindered the doctor from doing the same in dulcet Tahitian.

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I said it hadn't only to do with men making love to me--my ideas about a different life.

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Last evening when they were walking together on the veranda he had begun again to make love to her, and in still more passionate earnest--had held her hands--had tried to kiss her.

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Outwardly deferential, he could thwart and annoy her in a hundred ways, from making love to the housemaids to making evil suggestions to his master, yet never giving her any overt cause of complaint.

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Latin might still seem the fittest language for oratory, sixteen hundred years after Cicero was dead; those old Roman pontiffs, draped grandly, sat in the stalls of the choir; Propertius made love to Cynthia in the raiment of the foppish Amadée; they played Terence, and it was but a play within a play.

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It is true that he makes love to me; he secretly presses my hand; he occasionally whispers a few loving, tender words in my ear; and yesterday, when I met him accidentally in the dark corridor, he embraced me so passionately, and covered my lips with such glowing, stormy kisses, that I was almost stifled.

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"I will fulfil your royal commands most willingly," said the prince, "only it will be said that I am making love to Laura von Pannewitz."

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But they know not the spirit for master, they feel not force from above, While man makes love to disaster, and woos desolation with love.

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He knew, moreover, where she had gone, for I think that one of his Kaffir servants was watching outside and told him, and thither he followed her and made love to her.

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CHAPTER XIX ON THE LAKE In making love, as in every other branch of life, consistency is the quality most to be aimed at.

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He had told the girl whom he had made love him that he was poor, and she had believed him.

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I make love like a man ought to--" "Are you making love to me?" she inquired, curiously.

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His arms and his lips had comforted her and stilled her fears, but after all he had merely made love.

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I've been made love to ever since I was half a woman, but at thought of a priest men seem to turn pale and run like whipped dogs.

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You see, I made love to her, and she got mad and wanted me killed."

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Trunnion commended him for his prudent resolution, and observed, that, though no person mentioned to him what promises had passed betwixt him and his sweetheart, it was very plain that he had made love to her, and therefore it was to be supposed that his intentions were honourable; for he could not believe he was such a rogue in his heart, as to endeavour to debauch the daughter of a brave officer, who had served his country with credit and reputation.

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Some whose persons and qualifications are by the company judged adequate to the task, exert their talents in making love to ladies of fortune, being accommodated with money and accoutrements for that purpose, after having given their bonds payable to one or other of the directors, on the day of marriage, for certain sums, proportioned to the dowries they are to receive.

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Pleased as she was with his warm and pathetic addresses, together with the respectful manner of his making love, she yet had prudence and resolution sufficient to contain her tenderness, which was ready to run over; being fortified against his arts, by reflecting, that, if his aim was honourable, it was now his business to declare it.

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