Eventually a childhood sweetheart who has become a successful singer agrees to marry Whoreson, but before they can enjoy their love Whoreson finds himself double-crossed by one of his former prostitutes and is sentence to a jail term of several years.
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Eventually a childhood sweetheart who has become a successful singer agrees to marry Whoreson, but before they can enjoy their love Whoreson finds himself double-crossed by one of his former prostitutes and is sentence to a jail term of several years.
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But births from women who have many sexual contacts in a short period-e . g . " whoresons ", at least according to what the term seems like it " should " mean-well, it might be harder to keep track, and they might think that if, say, the semens literally mix together then they become one.
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Harold Bloom says that Doll's eccentric compliments to Falstaff ( " thou whoreson little tidy Bartholomew boar-pig " ) complement Hal's own apparently affectionate insults, with the difference that Doll's are sincere, since " Falstaff the Bartholomew boar-pig has just proved himself to his doxy as being, in her words, a'whoreson little valiant villain', and is fully to her taste.
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Harold Bloom says that Doll's eccentric compliments to Falstaff ( " thou whoreson little tidy Bartholomew boar-pig " ) complement Hal's own apparently affectionate insults, with the difference that Doll's are sincere, since " Falstaff the Bartholomew boar-pig has just proved himself to his doxy as being, in her words, a'whoreson little valiant villain', and is fully to her taste.
