Vulgar words in Sixes and Sevens (Page 1)
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But you look kind of fagged out, Uncle Ben--ain't you feeling right well this evening?"
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What for no can damn sabe.
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It always seems to be kind of soothing and comforting when a man's tired and fagged out."
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When dark came we fagged 'em a batch of bullets and shoved out the back door for the rocks.
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"The little cuss knows you.
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The rangers mounted and pursued; but in less than two miles the fagged ponies laboured so that Lieutenant Manning gave the word to abandon the chase and return to the camp.
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But she had plenty of spunk, and told 'em to mind their own business.
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"That damn-a Corrigan he be in the reever very quick."
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I stood him while we were two white men against the banana brindles; but now, when there were prospects of my exchanging even cuss words with an American citizen, I put him back in his proper place.