Vulgar words in The Titan (Page 1)

This book at a glance

ass x 4 bastard x 2 brain x 1 cuss x 1 damn x 6

fag x 1 make love x 3 pimp x 1

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"He's a smart little cuss," Laughlin told Cowperwood.

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Sohlberg was making love to her in a foolish, inconsequential way, as many men were inclined to do; but she was putting him off gaily with "silly boy" and "hush."

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It would never have occurred to her to admit frankly that she wanted Cowperwood to make love to her.

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"What an ass!" he thought.

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Ethel Tuckerman fell out with Lane Cross, because she discovered him making love to Irma Ottley.

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His saloons harbored the largest floating element that was to be found in the city--longshoremen, railroad hands, stevedores, tramps, thugs, thieves, pimps, rounders, detectives, and the like.

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You don't take me for a plain damn fool, do you?"

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"I know that ass," commented Addison, when he read this in the Transcript.

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What is to be done with such a rag-bag, moralistic ass as this?

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"Whaddye think of those damn four-flushers and come-ons, anyhow?" inquired Mr. Kerrigan of Mr. Tiernan, shortly subsequent to a conference with Gilgan, from which Tiernan had been unavoidably absent.

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"You're damn right," echoed Tiernan.

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He had a smart though somewhat effeminate manner, and Cowperwood at once wrote him down as an ass.

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Then, suddenly clenching his right hand, he exclaimed, "Damn that upstart!"

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Chapter LII Behind the Arras Berenice, perusing the apology from Beales Chadsey, which her mother--very much fagged and weary--handed her the next morning, thought that it read like the overnight gallantry of some one who was seeking to make amends without changing his point of view.

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"Damn it!" he exclaimed, becoming wretched, horrified.

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He's got some of that bastard's money in his jeans now, I'll bet."

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Brain him!"

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"You wouldn't be honest with your mother, you bastard.

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I'll vote as I damn please."

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