Vulgar words in The Forsyte Saga, Volume I. - The Man Of Property (Page 1)
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But this conjured up the vision of that other eventful drive which had been so much talked about, and he stood quite still for a second, with glassy eyes, as though waiting to catch up with the significance of what he himself had said; then, suddenly recollecting that he didn't care a damn, he turned to old Jolyon: "Well, good-bye, Jolyon!
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They looked fagged.
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Soames was rather tiring; and as to Mr. Bosinney--only that buffoon George would have called him the Buccaneer--she maintained that he was very chic.
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"I should like to see the common people making love," she said, "it's such fun!"
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"Look at that ass!" said Soames; "he must be mad to walk like that in this heat!"
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How on earth a fellow could make such an ass of himself Soames could not conceive; but he had done so, and all the rancour and hidden jealousy that had been burning against him for so long was now focussed in rage at this crowning piece of extravagance.