Vulgar words in The Day's Work - Volume 1 (Page 1)
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A nose-slitten, hide-worn Ass, lame, scissor-legged, and galled, limped forward.
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"Ay, all save one that makes love in the hearts of men," said Krishna, knotting his girdle.
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One good thing is that they'll only use local corps, and we can knock up something we'll call a campaign, and let them down easy.
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He lets 'em cuss.
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And I-cuss my wheel-base!-I'd kick clean off the track at half his gait.
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The Police damn 'em!-would protect me if I got into trouble.
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When he stepped forth in the black jersey, white knickers, and black stockings of the First Fifteen, the new match-ball under his arm, and his old and frayed cap at the back of his head, the small fry of the lower forms stood apart and worshipped, and the "new caps" of the team talked to him ostentatiously, that the world might see.
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"Look at young Davies makin' an ass of himself over mutton-dressed-as-lamb old enough to be his mother!"