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“When someone says, we do not like gringas, get out, there is nothing afectionate about it. .it is all in the contest and situation.”
“I think he loves me better every day, and is kinder and more afectionate than he was the day before.”
“Just what do you mean by afectionate?" he asked, in a stern voice.”
“That was merely an afectionate diminutive," he said, looking uncomfortable.”
“If you don't mind," I said coldly, "you might do as you have hertofore -- reserve vour afectionate advances until we are alone.”
“He took a spell of coughing then, and when it was over he put his arms around me and was quite afectionate.”
“If you don't mind," I said coldly, "you might do as you have hertofore -- reserve your afectionate advances until we are alone.”
“His attitude towards you probably started to change after the first kid, becoming colder less afectionate with you, ultimately, starting to resent you, and choosing not to see your human-ness, your right to be treated with respect.”
“Is it afectionate for you to sit over there and not even let me hold your hand?”
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