Vulgar words in Ramona (Page 1)
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The herdsmen and shepherds smoked there, lounged there, trained their dogs there; there the young made love, and the old dozed; the benches, which ran the entire length of the walls, were worn into hollows, and shone like satin; the tiled floors also were broken and sunk in places, making little wells, which filled up in times of hard rains, and were then an invaluable addition to the children's resources for amusement, and also to the comfort of the dogs, cats, and fowls, who picked about among them, taking sips from each.
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"May the fiends get me," he growled, "if that wasteful old hussy isn't getting up a feast for those beasts of Indians!
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"My God." he said, "the Senorita thought me making love to that girl.
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There be such saints, you know; though the Lord knows if she had been minded to give shelter to all her husband's bastards, she might have taken lease of a church to hold them.
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"The hussy, the hypocrite!" and she seized the arm again.
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I don't blame him for killin' the cuss, not a bit; I'd have shot any man livin' that 'ad taken a good horse o' mine up that trail.