Vulgar words in A Lady of Quality (Page 1)
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"It should have been a fine boy, but it is not, and my lady--" "Damn her puling tricks!" said Sir Jeoffry again, pulling at his horse's bit until the beast reared.
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Another mawking, plain slut that no man will take off my hands."
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Damn thy soul to hell!"
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"Damn thee!" she shrieked at him again.
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So far she had not been pushed to practising them, her singular life having thrown her among few of her own age, and those had chanced to be of a sort she disdainfully counted as country bumpkins.
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"'Twas you--she-devil-beast--slut that you are!
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Damn me!" almost with moisture in his eyes, "if I know what kept thee from going to ruin before thou wert fifteen."
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In the afternoon 'twas the fashion for those who had naught more serious in their hands than the killing of time to pay visits to each other's houses, and drinking dishes of tea, to dispose of their neighbours' characters, discuss the playhouses, the latest fashions in furbelows or commodes, and make love either lightly or with serious intent.
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I led his mind back to the past, when he had been made happy by the sight of Betty's little smiling, blushing face, and when he had kissed her and made love in the hayfields.
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"Then--then," he gasped--"then will He damn me!"