Vulgar words in Lazy Tour of Two Idle Apprentices (Page 1)
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'What an ass that fellow was!' cried Goodchild, with the bitter emphasis of contempt.
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Not content with being as great an Ass as Captain Barclay in the pedestrian way, he makes a Lunacy Commissioner of himself-for nothing!'
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'So, he returned to the side of that woman the mother, made love to her again, danced attendance on her, and submitted himself to her whims.
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This hideous apparition, inconceivably drunk, has a terrible power of making a gong-like imitation of the braying of an ass: which feat requires that he should lay his right jaw in his begrimed right paw, double himself up, and shake his bray out of himself, with much staggering on his next-to-no legs, and much twirling of his horrible broom, as if it were a mop.