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| They hug and kiss and cry and shout and dance and sing; and where we use one loving, petting expressions they pour out a score. Growl he would, from the moment the petting began till it ended. Maggie, moreover, had rather a tenderness for deformed things; she preferred the wry-necked lambs, because it seemed to her that the lambs which were quite strong and well made wouldn't mind so much about being petted; and she was especially fond of petting objects that would think it very delightful to be petted by her. |
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petting - affectionate play (or foreplay without contact with the genital organs)