The 7,491 occurrences of make love

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"Incidentally, it is nice of you to keep your promise not to make love to me, but--but----" She broke off as if at a loss.

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"No, I--I don't mean that, Carlos," murmured Myra, with eyes downcast; "but--but you have only been coldly polite to me ever since you arrived here, yet I have seen you making love to other girls.

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How can you expect me to believe you are really in love with me, Carlos, when I see you constantly making love to other women?"

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"Now I have come to my senses, I am going to let the delightful man make love to me as much as he likes, and play him at his own game... Let's sit the next dance out in the conservatory, Tony."

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"You silly men don't seem to understand that a girl isn't necessarily in earnest if she says she doesn't want to be kissed, or pretends she doesn't want to be made love to," responded Myra, with a little gurgling laugh.

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"What cheek to suggest that I should relieve him of his promise not to make love to me--and leave my bedroom door unlocked!

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Meanwhile I shall hold him to his promise not to make love to me, yet do my utmost to make him break his word.

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"Confess that you love me, darling, and release me from my promise not to make love to you."

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"Why, you dear, conceited man, don't you understand it is only because you pledged your word not to make love to me that I am being nice to you?"

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Incidentally, are you not still attempting to make love indirectly?

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I suppose making love has become a sort of second nature, and you do not know you are breaking your promise?"

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It needed the exercise of all his will power to keep it under control, and continually he had to curb his ardent passion and remind himself of his promise not to make love.

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Don't tell me the villain has been making love to you again!"

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Why don't you make love to me and force me to kiss you?

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"Why, hang it all, Myra, I've just been trying to make love to you and asking you to give me a kiss, and you wouldn't.

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"I don't suppose Don Carlos had anything to do with the matter, really, although he did say chaffingly that he had been making love to Myra again and said she was afraid of him.

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"Er--the difficulty is that when I try to talk and make love like the chaps do in novels and plays, Myra laughs at me and tells me not to be sloppy.

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"And is it an unheard-of thing in Spain for a betrothed girl to play the part of coquette, and to flirt with the men who make love to her?" interposed Myra again.

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He may decide, on reflection, that a girl who makes love to another man, or, if you prefer it, encourages another man to make love to her, during her engagement and in the house of her fiancé, might do something of the same sort after marriage in the house of her husband."

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"Said he thought it was only right I should know, and that he supposed it wouldn't be playing the game according to English ideas if he made love to you and tried to win you from me while he was my guest," continued Tony.

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"But surely you don't mean that you pressed him to come, knowing he would go on making love to me?"

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"I told him he ought to have known you were only amusing yourself to pay him out, and that he should have known better than lose his heart after you had objected to his attempting to make love to you.

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"If the positions were reversed and I were engaged to Don Carlos and you had been making love to me, I expect he would have killed you by now, and perhaps strangled me into the bargain."

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"I hadn't thought of it that way, Myra, but in any case I know you'll be able to keep Don Carlos at a distance if he should try to make love to you again," answered Tony.

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"Your idea, as you have admitted, was to make Don Carlos fall in love with you in earnest, because he had made love to you in jest," continued Lady Fermanagh.

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She was forced to the conclusion that his passionate outburst had been merely a clever piece of acting, for he made no further attempt to make love to her during the cruise, and at times seemed to shun her.

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"It isn't fair to take advantage of your position as host to make love to me again," she protested, annoyed to find her heart throbbing tumultuously and her cheeks burning.

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He made no attempt to make love to Myra that day, but often she caught him looking at her with an expression that baffled her and made her feel vaguely uneasy.

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"I'll guide you out of the crowd, and make love to you instead of dancing."

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"I don't want you to make love to me," said Myra, "but I shall be glad to get out of this crush, for I hate being elbowed about."

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When the mists of sleep cleared away completely from her mind, Myra found it difficult to analyse her feelings, but her predominant emotion was resentment against the man who had made love to her so lawlessly and had almost imposed his will on her.

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"I haven't actually been ill-treated, but this man"--she nodded towards the hooded figure at the table--"has been making love to me and trying to take advantage of my helplessness."

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How else could I have made love to the Señorita Rostrevor?"

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"How dare you make love to Miss Rostrevor?" blustered Tony.

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The story of the mad shipwright Michel, who fell in love with the old dwarf beggar--so unlike her of Bednal Green or King Cophetua's love--at the church door of Avranches; who followed her to Greenock and got inextricably mixed between her and the Queen of Sheba; who for some time passed his nights in making love to Belkis and his days in attending to the wisdom of the Fairy of the Crumbs (she always brought him his breakfast after the Sabaean Nights); who at last identified the two in one final rapture, after seeking for a Singing Mandrake; and who spent the rest (if not, indeed, the whole) of his days in the Glasgow Lunatic Asylum;--is at times so ineffably charming that one is almost afraid oneself to repeat the refrain-- C'est moi, c'est moi, c'est moi!

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He walks, talks, fights, eats, drinks, _thinks_ even, and makes love if he does not feel it, exactly like a human being.

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A third traveller (one knows the wretch) gets in at the last moment, and when, not to waste too much time, they begin to make love in English, he very properly tells them that he is an Englishman, assuring them, however, that he is probably going to sleep, and in any case will not attend to anything they say.

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I never thought it the worst compliment paid to Englishmen--the Indian opinion of us, as reported by the late M. Darmesteter--that we cared for nothing but fighting, sport, and making love.

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Her relations with a clever and not ungentlemanly _roué_, one M. de Servigny; his difficulties (these are very curiously and cleverly told) in making love to a girl not of the lower class (at least apparently) and not vicious; his attempt to brusque the matter; her horror at it and at the coincident discovery of her mother's ways; her attempt to poison herself; and her salvage by Servigny's coolness and devotion--are capitally done.

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The reformation and salvation of Jean de Santenoge--a poor (indeed penniless) gentleman, who lives in a little old manor, or rather farm-house, buried in the woods, and whose sole occupations are poaching and making love to peasant girls--are most agreeably conducted by the agency of the daughter of a curmudgeonly forest-inspector (who naturally regards Santenoge with special abhorrence).

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"But why have you been making love to her so--outrageously?"

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"Making love to her?

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And Teddy, attracted, while rather frightened, by the idea of Mrs. Fraser's caring for him, made love to her spasmodically, just to convince himself, and then, convinced by something in her voice, fled to Lady Harden for protection, and was scolded by her.

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I can't bear being made love to by boys!"

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In five minutes she had made love to the mare so effectively that the shy and hitherto somewhat disdainful creature was following her with a slack halter and an entreating nose.

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_Ill Omens._ 'T is sweet to think that where'er we rove We are sure to find something blissful and dear; And that when we 're far from the lips we love, We 've but to make love to the lips we are near.

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Lips are now forbid to speak, 581. beauty's ensign crimson in thy, 109. divine persuasion flows from his, 338. drop gentle words, 692. fevered, 577. from speaking guile, 819. had language, O that those, 423. heart on her, 554. here hung those, 144. immortal blessing from her, 108. in poverty to the very, 155. let no dog bark when I ope my, 60. man of unclean, 833. no sign save whitening, 636. of Julia, 201. of those that are asleep, 832. poisoned chalice to our, 118. reproof on her, 582. she dasht her on the, 38. smile on her, 489. smily round the, 659. soft were those, 38. soul through my, 623. steal blessing from her, 108. steeped to the, in misery, 614. suck forth my soul, her, 41. take those, away, 49. talk of the, 826. that are for others, 630. that he has prest, 635. that I have kissed, 144. that were forsworn, 49. to speak, causing the, 832. tremble, see my, 333. truth from his, prevailed, 397. we are near, make love to the, 521. we love, far from the, 521. were four red roses on a stalk, 97. were red and one was thin, 256. whispering with white, 543.

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But that should never be, she was quite resolved; she could not prevent her cousin coming to the house, since her mother not only tolerated, but rather encouraged his visits; but she could, and she _would_, prevent his making love to her.

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Talk of making love to a young miss closely watched by governess or guardian--a ward in Chancery--an heiress of expectant thousands!

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"And does this young fellow dare to make love to your mistress?"

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A Don Jose Salcedo, a Spaniard, without a maravedi in his pocket, made love to an Indian girl, whose mother promised to reveal to him a rich silver lode on condition that he married her daughter.

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I thought love and friendship, goodness and happiness, grew on every bush, and that When we were far from the lips that we loved, We had but to make love to the lips that were near.

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"For a scene with the man who ran away from his wife before he deceived me, and then made love to you?

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"He makes love to you now as he has done for years, and he hopes to marry you soon.

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Through the summer he had been quiet and gentle, and had attended very strictly to his own affairs; but now the life and vigor and vitality which for weeks and months had been pouring into that tall, beautiful structure on his forehead were all surging like a tide through his whole body; and he became very passionate and excitable, and spent much time in rushing about the woods in search of other deer, fighting those of his own sex, and making love to the does.

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A man is not a creature who loafs when he ought to be at work, who loses money that he hasn't got, who drinks liquor that he cannot carry, and who upon such a noble groundwork feels justified in making love to a decent, self-respecting girl.

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"But I will give you my word of honor neither to drink, neither to gamble, neither to loaf, nor to make love until I have paid you back interest and principal."

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"Mine is David Larkin," said David, and he smiled cheerfully, "and I've promised not to make love."

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"But I was thinking that I am disappointed in my appetite for stories, and that just now you made a most enticing beginning as--'I, Roger Slyweather of Slyweather Hall, Blankshire, England, having at the age of twenty-two or thereabouts made solemn promise neither to smoke nor to drink, nor to make love, did set forth upon a blustering day in April....'" "Oh," said David, "if it's my story you want, I don't mind a bit.

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"Then," said David, "I shall smoke and I shall make love."

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But seeing that you're under bond not to make love until you've made good, I can see no objection to introducing you to my granddaughter."

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"Is it," thought he, "because he gave his word not to make love until he had made good--or is it because he really doesn't give a damn about poor little Vi?

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"But you'll be making love right and left," said Mr. Grey cheerfully, but with a shrewd eye upon the young man's expression of face.

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"At least I shall be free to make love if I want to."

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"People don't make love because they want to.

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I took him in hand, loaned him money, and took his solemn word that he would not even make love until he had paid me back.

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And his letters, one every week, confirm that; though he's very careful, because of his promise, not to make love in them.... You see, he's been working his head off--there's no way out of it, Billy--for me....

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He will pay me back the money, and the interest; and then I shall give him back the promises that he gave, and then he will make love to me...." She sighed, and said that the thought of the pickle she had got herself into made her temples ache.

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"Then I may make love?" he asked very gently.

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"I lighted a cigarette, I registered a bet of two cents upon the weather, and I made love."

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"It is now lawful for me to make love," said David; "but I should do so with a better grace if I had your permission and approval."

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"You want to make love to my granddaughter!"

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Several had made love to him, nearly all of them had made much of him, and quite an appreciable number of them had asked him to be accommodating, and render them temporarily immune against the menace of Maternity.

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Men, young and not undesirable, had tried to make love to her before, at dances and parties and picnics to which she had been chaperoned by the Mayor's wife.

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If she had a snivelling fancy for the dandy swell who had made love to her and kissed her, he would threaten to tell the fellow the truth unless she gave him up.

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In his wicked way he had made love to this young lady, as to many others; but, unlike as with many others, he had met repulse.

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Has anyone been making love to you?"

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"Two men making love to you on the same evening is a good record for Montgomery.

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It was his experience that girls like to be made love to; the more reluctant they appear, the better they like it; and as she moved along beside him her beauty, her splendid health, her audacity struck fire in him.

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Why didn't you tell me you were going to make love to me and I'd have put on my other suit.

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He sat in a bush, saying _No, no!_ to a feline admirer who was making love to him earnestly.

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It is not thus that an Indian girl makes love.

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Hark, those two in the hazel coppice-- 5 A boy and a girl, if the good fates please, Making love, say-- The happier they!

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It is as essential to his breeding and to his place in society that he should make love to the wives of his neighbors as that he should know French, or that he should have a sword at his side.

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The Duchess admired him, and proceeded to make love to him, after the fashion of the coarse-minded and shameless circle to which she belonged.

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But none of them, we will answer for it, ever said to a young lady to whom he was making love, "We wits rail and make love often, but to show our parts: as we have no affections, so we have no malice."

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Old gentlemen do not criticise the reigning modes, nor do young gentlemen make love, with the balanced epithets and sonorous cadences which, on occasions of great dignity, a skilful writer may use with happy effect.

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The young men were all rakes; the young women made love, instead of waiting till it was made to them.

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One can dream the most delightful things, but real life is a bore.â But he'll be married soon for all that; he's been making love to me already.

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She remembered, too, certain interviews of her own with Burroughs, which she would have liked to forget; but it was many years ago that he had made love to her, and she succeeded in allaying the troublesome reproaches of conscience by the justification of the urgent need of retrieving their fortunes.

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"I tell you what it is," said R----, after he had resumed his seat, "those cherries were too sour, and King, in making love to that girl, eat nearly the basket-ful; but if men will be fools, they must stand the brunt of their folly."

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Mistress Barbara: you are going to chop scholarship with me; but yet, I suppose, you do not know that they have in that country a new way of making love.

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"In romance, the knight kills the villain for making love to the heroine, and then gets down to the same dirty work himself.

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"It is principle that makes love last," Beth answered, "and introduces something permanent into this weary world of change.

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The moonlight will be the same here as there; 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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Was a fellow never again to look at the sky, and the good soil, the fruit, the wheat, without this dreadful black cloud above him, never again make love among the trees, or saunter down a lighted boulevard, or sit before a café, never again attend Mass, without this black dog of disgust and dread sitting on his shoulders, riding him to death?

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As a result of his skilled tactics, Dora had ceased to shrink away from him--because she no longer feared that he would make love to her.

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Is that why you're happy?--because a man who presumed to make love to you behind your father's back has come home to get sent to the penitentiary, instead of remaining respectably dead when he had the chance?"

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