Vulgar words in The Mucker (Page 1)
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It'll help you remember that you ain't nothin' but a dirty damn landlubber, an' when your betters come around you'll-" But what Billy would have done in the presence of his betters remained stillborn in the mate's imagination in the face of what Billy really did do to his better as that worthy swung a sudden, vicious blow at the mucker's face.
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Billy Byrne had not been scrapping with third- and fourth-rate heavies, and sparring with real, live ones for nothing.
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"Go easy there, Byrne," shouted Skipper Simms; "there ain't no call to injure the hussy-a corpse won't be worth nothing to us."
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"I'm a-tellin' you, man," he was saying, "that there wan't nothin' else to be done, an' I'm a-gettin' damn sick o' hearin' you finding fault all the time with the way I been a-runnin' o' this little job."
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Then we'll get him, damn him!"
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"Gwan," he said; "I ain't no boob dude.
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"Ain't dat boob croaked yet?" he growled.
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"Now you'd better hit de hay, fer youse must be dead fagged."
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"No," he said, "youse ain't done nothin' to me; but you stand for the law, damn it, and I'm going to croak everything I meet that stands for the law.
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"Cut it out, you poor boob," admonished Billy.
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"Why we leaves 'em alone an' goes to de nex' farm an' calls up K. C. an' tips off de dicks, see?"
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"Youse don't tink we'll get any o' dat five hun, do youse, wit de dicks in on it?"
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"No," he said, rather dubiously, after a moment's deep thought; "dey don't nobody get nothin' dat de dicks see first; but we'll get even with dese blokes, annyway."
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"Yeh poor boob," he said.
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"De dicks'll be here in a little while.
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"I clean forgot all about de dicks," and then after a moment's silence during which his evil face underwent various changes of expression from fear to final relief, he turned an ugly, crooked grimace upon his companion.
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We got lots o' time before de dicks are due.
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We'll croak de skirt, an' den we'll beat it up de road AN' MEET DE DICKS-see?"
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We meets de dicks, innocent-like; but first we caches de dough in de woods.
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You'd be a boob to cross if you don't have to, fer if Villa don't get you the Carranzistas will, unless the Zapatistas nab you first.
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"Can de beef, you poor boobs," he cried.
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"Dere's a bunch o' dicks out dere-de joint's been pinched."
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"Which reminds me," said Billy, "that I have an ace-in-the-hole-the boobs never frisked me."
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"Aw, let the poor boob go," urged Billy, "an' I'll come along wit you.
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She saw a slender man astride a fagged Mexican pony.
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Why me, of course, and does anybody think Billy Byrne's boob enough to split with a guy that didn't have a hand in it at all.
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"I mean that he's ben tryin' to make love to your daughter."
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It was nearly morning when Bridge and Billy threw themselves down upon the latter's blankets, fagged.
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"Helluva place to stick a guy," mused Billy, "in wit a bunch o' man-eatin' rats.
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Me an' my pal were beatin' it-he was on the square but the dicks was after me an' she let us have money to make our get-away.
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"Why didn't the poor boob go get her himself?" he inquired disinterestedly.
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He was, consequently, far from fagged as he leaped forward to the lifted reins and tore along the dusty river trail back in the direction of Orobo.
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"Somebody's shootin' up the ranch," he volunteered.
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They themselves were fagged, too, and when a ranchhouse loomed in front of them they decided to halt for much-needed recuperation.