Vulgar words in Poor Miss Finch (Page 1)
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For years past (since the death of Mamma), we accustomed ourselves to live in perpetual dread of his marrying some one of the hundreds of unscrupulous hussies who took possession of him: and, worse if possible than that, of his fighting duels about them with men young enough to be his grandsons.
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Five days (if I can do it in the time) to thunder-strike the hussy, and to rescue Papa--seven.
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If you touch that bandages when I have put him on--Ho-Damn-Damn!
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"There are times," he said cynically, "when every womans is a hussy, and every mans is a fool.
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Your damn-mess-fix about those two brodders is a sort of perpetual blisters on my mind.
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"Good morning go-damn!" he roared out, "Where?
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What with her frettings and her cryings and her damn-nonsense-lofe-business, I swear you my solemn oath her sight was in danger when I saw her a whole fortnight gone-by.