Vulgar words in South Sea Tales (Page 1)
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"Laugh, damn you, laugh!" was the cue he gave.
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"Laugh, damn you, laugh."
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He had been twenty-eight years in Melanesia, ranging from German New Guinea to the German Solomons, and so thoroughly had he become identified with that portion of the world, that he habitually spoke in that bastard lingo called "bech-de-mer."
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"They can't dance worth a damn," said McAllister.
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We no fright that damn trader.
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"There's been talk of an outbreak, and two or three suspicious signs I'm willing to admit, but personally I think it's all poppycock."
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Two big niggers were holding his arms, and a third nigger from behind was braining him with a tomahawk.