The 7,491 occurrences of make love

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A woman who yearns for the regard of all men, and makes love a toy, easily lessens the demands she imposes upon individuals.

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So the girl had told Mary that it was already reported that they were a betrothed and happy pair, and that she herself had watched them making love in her neighbor's garden.

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So the girl had told Mary that it was already reported that they were a betrothed and happy pair, and that she herself had watched them making love in her neighbor's garden.

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They now stood whispering and making love in the shadow of the temple.

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They now stood whispering and making love in the shadow of the temple.

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Whenever I have been homesick under the sunny blue sky of Italy, it was for the most part that I longed after the rich, fresh green foliage and flowing streams of my own land; but, next to them, after our pleasant chamber in the Schopper-house, with its warm, green-tiled stove, with the figures of the Apostles, and the corner window where I had spun so many a hank of fine yarn, and which was so especially mine own--although I was ever ready and glad to yield my right to it, when Herdegen required it to sit in and make love to his sweetheart.

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Presently, as I strove to get free of young Master Vorchtel who had served me--and by the same token made love to me--I found my cousin in speech with my grand-uncle, and the last words of his urgent discourse, spoken as I came up with them, were that a woman of sound understanding, as she commonly seemed, should no longer suffer such a state of things.

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Thereupon Herdegen fired up and began to speak in praise of Ann's rare and choice beauty; but his guardian stopped him short, laid his arm round his shoulders, and muttered in his ear that in his young days likewise youths of noble birth had to be sure made love to the fair daughters of the common citizens, but the man who could have thought of courting one of them in good faith....

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Am I then the first Junker who has made love to a sweet maid of low birth, only to forget her for a new lady love?

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She was ready enough to let him make love to her, and I wished the swarthy courtier all good speed with the damsel.

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I, for my part, was well content and thankful and, when we beheld them accuse and answer each other right doughtily, we laughed, and were agreed that Aunt Jacoba's counsel had led to a good issue; and I told my Hans that I should myself take a lesson from all this and let the smart Junkers and Knights make love to me to their hearts' content, if ever I should be moved to play him a right foolish trick.

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Am I then the first Junker who has made love to a sweet maid of low birth, only to forget her for a new lady love?

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She was ready enough to let him make love to her, and I wished the swarthy courtier all good speed with the damsel.

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Simply and plainly it comes to this; as you can no longer see the Gaul's wife in her own person, and yet cannot exist without the sweet presence of the fair one, you make a portrait of clay to make love to, and you will carry on idolatry before it, as once the Jews did before the golden calf and the brazen serpent."

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A woman who yearns for the regard of all men, and makes love a toy, easily lessens the demands she imposes upon individuals.

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So the girl had told Mary that it was already reported that they were a betrothed and happy pair, and that she herself had watched them making love in her neighbor's garden.

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They now stood whispering and making love in the shadow of the temple.

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Am I then the first Junker who has made love to a sweet maid of low birth, only to forget her for a new lady love?

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She was ready enough to let him make love to her, and I wished the swarthy courtier all good speed with the damsel.

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"He makes love to you!

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He would make love to me if I gave him opportunity!

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The miller's wife was not only avaricious, but very ill-natured; for, not content with having cheated my brother of what was due to him, she provoked her husband to revenge himself upon him for making love to her; which they accomplished thus.

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You come down here; you sweep that unfortunate girl off her feet; you make love to her with the fury of a stage villain; you force her to betray her very evident partiality for you--and then you have the effrontery to say: 'Good-by.

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And when one day you are a lover too, Come back to her who bore you, dear, Tell out your tale; you shall the better woo For every word that from her lips you hear, For she made love most clear.

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It embraces a boundless liberality of belief and practise; true toleration is one of its essential features; it makes love for mankind second only to love for Deity.

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some chap's been making love to you!"

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How can they make love in such a place?"

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And so it goes for a whole evening, while Bert, making love to an interminable string of girls at each place where he is billeted at the front, gives away scores of precious lockets with his mother's hair in them, and Alf tries forever, unavailingly, to make his cigarette lighter work, and Old Bill dreams of his wife at home who keeps a "pub"!

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If you want the one, you'll make love to an influential woman who can get them, and if you want the other, you'll marry an heiress."

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And instead he was not even attempting to make love to her, not even flirting with her.

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Make love to her yourself, Percy, if that is what she wants - you know you have always been rather good at that sort of thing"; and she smiled at her own astonishing wordly wisdom, feeling almost rakish at having framed such a sentence.

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"Ah!" with a deprecatory shake of his head, that did not, however, hide a certain fitful gleam in his eyes, "I am getting too old for those kinds of pranks now, but I will do my best to - er - " For a moment he wondered whether he meant to do his best to make love to the actress himself, or try to rescue Alymer, and finally finished: "follow out your wishes and suggestions."

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Me!--but it's o' no use talking; von may as vell make love to a lamp-post, and expect to feed von's flame vith lights!

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Me!-but it's o' no use talking; von may as vell make love to a lamp-post, and expect to feed von's flame vith lights!

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The miller's wife was not only avaricious, but ill-natured; for, not content with cheating my brother of his due, she provoked her husband to revenge himself upon him for making love to her, which they accomplished thus.

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At length the caravan passed the confines of his late master, and encamped before a large city, which he entered, and having hired a room at a caravanserai, he resolved to repose, and seek out for some employment less dangerous than making love, or serving princes.

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He gladly retired, secretly vowing that if spared from his present threatening distress, Satan should no more tempt him to make love or break the sacred law.

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The cauzee, however, had not long left home, when the brother, instigated by passion, made love to his sister-in-law, which she rejected with scorn; being, however, unwilling to expose so near a relative to her husband, she endeavoured to divert him from his purpose by argument on the heinousness of his intended crime, but in vain.

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With this humble couple, who had an infant son, she remained some time, and was recovering her spirits and beauty when the wicked camel breeder, first mentioned, arrived on a visit to her host; and being struck with her beauty made love to her, which she mildly but firmly rejected, informing him that she was a married woman.

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He gladly retired, secretly vowing that if spared from his present threatening distress, Satan should no more tempt him to make love or break the sacred law.

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He gladly retired, secretly vowing that if spared from his present threatening distress, Satan should no more tempt him to make love or break the sacred law.

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Are you making love to me?

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They were to sail for months over the breezy Atlantic and the sunny Mediterranean; they were to scamper about the decks by day, filling the ship with shouts and laughter-or read novels and poetry in the shade of the smokestacks, or watch for the jelly-fish and the nautilus over the side, and the shark, the whale, and other strange monsters of the deep; and at night they were to dance in the open air, on the upper deck, in the midst of a ballroom that stretched from horizon to horizon, and was domed by the bending heavens and lighted by no meaner lamps than the stars and the magnificent moon-dance, and promenade, and smoke, and sing, and make love, and search the skies for constellations that never associate with the "Big Dipper" they were so tired of; and they were to see the ships of twenty navies-the customs and costumes of twenty curious peoples-the great cities of half a world-they were to hob-nob with nobility and hold friendly converse with kings and princes, grand moguls, and the anointed lords of mighty empires!

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Fully one-half of the buried city, perhaps, is completely exhumed and thrown open freely to the light of day; and there stand the long rows of solidly-built brick houses (roofless) just as they stood eighteen hundred years ago, hot with the flaming sun; and there lie their floors, clean-swept, and not a bright fragment tarnished or waiting of the labored mosaics that pictured them with the beasts, and birds, and flowers which we copy in perishable carpets to-day; and here are the Venuses, and Bacchuses, and Adonises, making love and getting drunk in many-hued frescoes on the walls of saloon and bed-chamber; and there are the narrow streets and narrower sidewalks, paved with flags of good hard lava, the one deeply rutted with the chariot-wheels, and the other with the passing feet of the Pompeiians of by-gone centuries; and there are the bake-shops, the temples, the halls of justice, the baths, the theatres-all clean-scraped and neat, and suggesting nothing of the nature of a silver mine away down in the bowels of the earth.

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They will dance a good deal, sing a good deal, make love, but sermonize very little.

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Is any man insane enough to imagine that this picnic of patriarchs sang, made love, danced, laughed, told anecdotes, dealt in ungodly levity?

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"He tried to make love to me."

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While he could not count Lala a conquest--for he had not even attempted to make love to her--the ease with which he had developed the acquaintance now, afforded matter for suspicion.

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It is gentlemanly to marry the lady you make love to.

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Our remainder of two millions do not require five sous to make love.

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In the intervals of grumbling every one was making love.

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M. de Juvizy actually was presumptuous enough to make love to the Queen, or to boast that he did.

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They shewed no sign of impatience, they were quite content to wait there, and pray, or gossip, or make love to each other, till such time as Father Jerome should please to come; they had no idea that their time was badly spent in waiting for so good a man.

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Aumale dandled the children in the chimney-corner, thereby winning their fond affections, while I set to work to make love to the mistress of the establishment, a stout and not altogether illiterate lady--for she could swear in any language.

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Yet it was not to make love he came; for he sat a silent, awkward figure when once within doors, speaking readily enough in response to the elders, but practically inarticulate whenever called upon to reply to Janice.

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Has he not been making love violently to her for a space, sending Don Basilio to give her singing lessons and to urge her to accept his suit?

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The Count makes love to his wife, thinking she is Susanna, promises her a dowry, and places a ring on her finger.

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He makes love to her with extravagant pathos until interrupted by a slap in the face.

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We can imagine him making love-songs then.

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He went to court and made love and sang songs gayly.

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He took a farm a few miles from Dumfries, and although since he had been parted from his Jean he had forgotten her time and again and made love to many another, he and she were now married, this time in good truth.

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It is fifteen years since I have been to confession, but my biggest sin is that I have made love to that ugly creature, your servant."

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"She's Moira McTavish, and you're not to make love to her.

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Now take it from me, Mr. Smoke Bellew, I'm not going to make love to you, and if you dare to make love to me, Wild Water will take care of your case.

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He said straight out that she was making love to that little Mr. Quatermain who wanted her money, and probably not for the first time as they had forgathered in Africa.

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Doubtless, for on that point she could scarcely be mistaken, he meant to make love to her, for had he not in practice said as much?

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"Forgive me, sir," she said, "but I thought you were going to make love to me."

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"They made love to me, all three of them; but that dark man meant it, and the others not.

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"You are making love to me, and it is your right.

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It is not enough, it appears, that you make love to me--but you must tell my husband all about it!

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"My Cousin Silas has now begun to make love to me; and his mother and sisters like it no better than I do.

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To a kid already struggling to comprehend his teenage peers, escapist slogans like "make love not war" had a taunting quality.

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The other, a little lively gray-haired creature, who looked like a most ancient girl whom no power of gathering years would ever make old, was standing upon a high chair, making love to a demoniacal-looking cockatoo in a gilded cage.

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"I'll teach you to make love to my husband!"

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In after years John Hay went east, west, north, and south, transacted business, made love, and begat a family, as have done many men, and the scientific information above recorded lay neglected in the deeps of his mind with a thousand other matters of equal importance.

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'Was it before or after you made love to Annie Bragin, and got no satisfaction?'

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For three days he made love to Bimi, pecause Bimi would not let himself be touched.

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"And some day you'll let me hold your hand--pretending you don't know I'm holding it at all....And I'll be making love to you to--to beat the band.

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Of course they didn't make love in this Acacia Road; they are come from the Acacia Road of some other suburb, wisely deciding that they will be better away from their people.

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That's some of the information Larry had been making love to me with."

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I mean your brothers, if you have any, your cousins, your best friends, the men who came to make love to you, and whom you thought of marrying.

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"You make love like a garden rake.

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It was a sixth sense with you to make love in exactly the right tone, to say exactly the right thing in the right manner."

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He found her in a garden, which is the best place to make love.

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