Vulgar words in A Yorkshire Tragedy (Page 1)
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Nay, I'll tell you moreover, he calls his wife whore as familiarly as one would call Mal and Dol, and his children bastards as naturally as can be.--But what have we here?
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Bastards, bastards, bastards; begot in tricks, begot in tricks.
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Fall off to thy friends, Thou and thy bastards beg: I will not bate A whit in humor!
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Fie, fie, fie, strumpet and bastards, strumpet and bastards!
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Thou pollitick whore, subtiller then nine Devils, was this thy journey to Nuncke, to set down the history of me, of my state and fortunes?
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base slut!
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thou shalt not live to ask an usurer bread, to cry at a great mans gate, or follow, good your honour, by a Couch; no, nor your brother; tis charity to brain you.
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Whore, give me that boy.
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Give me the bastard.
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now begone: There's whores enow, and want would make thee one.