Vulgar words in The Prime Minister (Page 1)
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"What I mean is, without any beating about the bush,-have you been making love to her?"
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"Who is to say in what making love consists, Mr. Wharton?"
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Have you been making love to her?"
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That man Roby is a chattering ass.
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"You have had this man here on purpose that he might make love to Emily."
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As it was, Lopez bore with him, simply noting in his own mind that Everett Wharton was a greater ass than he had taken him to be.
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Then after a pause Everett made his apology,-"I know I made a great ass of myself last night."
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I had made an ass of myself.
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The three were alone together, and when Emily had asked after her brother, Mr. Wharton had laughed and said that Everett was an ass.
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He ridiculed the idea of any quarrel, but again said that Everett was an ass.
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That ass Everett is quarrelling with me at this moment because I won't give him money to go and stand somewhere."
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"Mean slut!" she once said, speaking of Emily in her eldest son's hearing.
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For the girl, to her thinking, had been mean and had been a slut.
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"What an ass he is!" said Fletcher,-as he got the handle of the stick well into his hand.
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I told him I should see you as a matter of course, and he said something rough,-about your being an ass."
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We all of us know men who never damn their servants, or any inferiors, or strangers, or women,-who in fact keep it all for their bosom friends; and if a little does sometimes flow over in the freedom of domestic life, the wife is apt to remember that she is the bosomest of her husband's friends, and so to pardon the transgression.
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What an ass you are!"
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Ever since I began putting my name on the same bit of paper with yours I've been an ass."
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"You're an ass, Sexty, and always were.
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But don't you spoil it all by making an ass of yourself."
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"A sort of bastard honesty,-by precept out of stupidity.
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I used to think that nothing would ever knock me up, but now I feel that I'm almost done for.