101.   Even watching rhinos make love.

102.   Feeling sorry for Conrad, a played-out writer, Juno lets him make love to her only to discover that he prefers rape.

103.   First, Boteach recommends, sensuality, or using all five senses when making love.

104.   Hazel is sated, happy and confident after their first night of making love.

105.   He also makes love to Chloe, a married black woman who works for him at his pub.

106.   He could make love to her with his body.

107.   He feels a ghostly presence in the room watching him make love to his wife.

108.   Hank helps her, consoles her and, posthaste, makes torrid love to her.

109.   He begins to make love to her, then breaks off, flees and never sees her again.

110.   He imagines making love to his wife, but that dream, at least, he says, has been realized.