Vulgar words in T. Tembarom (Page 1)
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This was merely human and inevitable, but realizing in the course of a few weeks that she was too busy taking care of her irritable, boisterous old Manchester father, and everybody else, to have time to be made love to even by young men who could buy new boots when the old ones had ceased to be water-tight, they were obliged to resign themselves to the, after all, comforting fact that she became a mother to them, not a sister.
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Tembarom did not go to bed at all that night, and he looked rather fagged the next morning when he handed back the "stuff" entirely rewritten.
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At the time of the flood my folks knocked up a house just about where the ark landed, and I guess they've held on to it ever since.
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Well, I'll be darned!" remarked Mr. Temple Barholm.
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He really made love to her in the way a joyful young fellow can make love to his mother or his nicest aunt.
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"A fellow who looked that way at a girl when he made love to her would get a strangle-holt.
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"Damn!
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Damn!" cried the duke, rocking also.
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"Oh, damn!
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Damn fools!
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Damn fools!"
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It makes you look like an ass."
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"I only said it made you look like an ass," he remarked.
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That's why I only say you look like an ass.
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You are an ass in some respects; but you are letting yourself look like one now for some shrewd end.
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"I told you that professing to be an ass wouldn't be good enough in this case.
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She was the kind of little person a man naturally made love to, and a girl who was made love to in a clever manner frequently became amenable to reason, and might be persuaded to use her influence in the direction most desired.
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Because there was no fireplace Tembarom knocked up a shelf, and, covering it with a scarf (from Tracy's), set up some inoffensive ornaments on it and flanked them with photographs of Jem Temple Barholm, Lady Joan in court dress, Miss Alicia in her prettiest cap, and the great house with its huge terrace and the griffins.