Vulgar words in Who Cares? a story of adolescence (Page 1)
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Then he laughed, called himself a conceited ass and went over to examine a rather virile sketch of a muscular, deep-chested young man in rowing costume which occupied an inconspicuous place among many well-chosen pictures.
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But as to flirting with him or anything of that sort--why, my dear, he looks on me as a little boob from the country, and in my eyes he's simply a man who carries a latchkey to amusement and can give me a good time.
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"Concentrate on me for ten minutes, if only because, damn it, I'm your host."
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"Damn you," he said.
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"Any damn thing so long as it's something with somebody.
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A boob's life, as she called it, was a trying business, but the tyranny of the bustling woman with whom she lodged was such that if breakfast was not eaten at eight o'clock it was not there to eat.
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"It's this damn war, I think.
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"I can sympathize with the feller's being gone on the girl," he said to himself, undisturbed by Regina's frequent bursts of loud laughter at young Barclay's quiet but persistent banter, "but dammit, why make a conspicuous ass of himself?
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You're too earnest and sincere to be able to apply eye-wash to the damn thing we call life, aren't you?"
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What a conceited ass at college, buying deference and friends.