Vulgar words in Flappers and Philosophers (Page 1)

This book at a glance

ass	x 4
canuck	x 2
damn	x 24
god damn	x 2
half-wit	x 2

i'll be darned	x 4
make love	x 4
ugly as sin	x 4

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"Will you have the decency to close that abominable book and discard that damn lemon for two minutes?"

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Five min---" "Well, I'll be darned!

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I want to hang on to those few breathless, heroic moments when I stood out before them all and let them know I was more than a damn bobbing, squawking clown."

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"Damn," whispered Ardita.

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Then she kicked over the painting water, said, "Oh, damn!"

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Hanging round he found not at all difficult; a crowd of little girls had grown up beautifully, the amazing Sally Carrol foremost among them; and they enjoyed being swum with and danced with and made love to in the flower-filled summery evenings--and they all liked Clark immensely.

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"Those damn Southerners!"

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"She caught snatches of conversation: "One main hall"--"walls twenty to forty inches thick"--"and the ice cave has almost a mile of--"--"this Canuck who built it---" They found their way inside, and dazed by the magic of the great crystal walls Sally Carrol found herself repeating over and over two lines from "Kubla Khan": "It was a miracle of rare device, A sunny pleasure-dome with caves of ice!"

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Has that callow ass, Moon, with his eternal tales about his week in Paris, any right to---" "No," interrupted Marcia emphatically.

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But I'd be a half-wit to sit in one room and count the sunflowers on the wall-paper while I waited for you.

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He was such an ASS when he'd been drinking.

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I can fix whole damn thing up.

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God damn common nouveau rish.

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"I made a damn fool---" "It doesn't matter," she said sharply.

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Misty waves were passing before Bernice's eyes, while Marjorie's face wore that rather hard expression that she used when slightly intoxicated undergraduate's were making love to her.

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It was ugly as sin--she had known it would be ugly as sin.

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She could see that her aunt was both worried and grieved, and her uncle kept saying, "Well, I'll be darned!" over and over in a hurt and faintly hostile torte.

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It's just destiny--she thought--it's just the way things work out in this damn world.

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'Cept she's damn good-looking.

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"Good gosh!" he complained to his sympathetic contemporaries, "he's a damn stuck-up Willie.

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I've been a damn fool."

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"Damn you!" he cried--and hit Samuel in the face with all his strength.