I like being bitten, partly for the same reason as I like being pinched, because if spontaneous it is a sign of my partner's amorousness and the biting never seems too hard.
Or rather," he added magnificently, "like being on Cleopatra's galley at Actium.
How do you think you'll like being a Yankee again?
It's like being on the Victory at Trafalgar, as far as conspicuousness goes," said Harry on his arrival.
It isn't theories and experiments, of course, but it's like being a part of the hub of the universe.
I like being a second fiddle and I like the North.
I never felt anything so delicious, and so like being a goddess reclining on a wind-blown cloud.
She said that half the fun of motoring was to sit by the man at the wheel and share his impressions, like being in the forefront of battle, or going to the first performance of a play, or being in at the death with a hunt.
He seems to forget that he is a celebrity, and generally doesn't like being reminded of the fact, but he was pleased that Mrs. Tupper had read about him in the papers from time to time, and had never forgotten his face.
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