111.   He later told police that, yes, they had sex, but Lisa had come on to him, kissing him and wanting to make love.

112.   He is so steeped in an ethos of treachery and betrayal that even while making love, he appears to be looking over his shoulder for suspicious movements.

113.   He makes love to what he thinks is his wife, only to find in the morning that she is nothing but bones.

114.   He made love summarily, as much as he adored the storied Josephine de Beauharnais.

115.   He makes love to her.

116.   He sits them in chairs, embalmed, chats with them in the evenings, bathes Marta and in despairing denial, makes love to her.

117.   He said he could help by making love to her.

118.   He warns, however, that after she takes the potion, the first man to make love to her will die.

119.   Her diaphragm failed one morning when she made love with her boyfriend, Neal, a bicycle messenger.

120.   How to make love, rather than why.