Vulgar words in The Rainbow Trail (Page 1)
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"Well, it's damn strange that you'd know the name Cottonwoods....
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It's a damn strange story....
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I'd like to make love to--to that flower-faced girl.
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Let us see you face him while I accuse you.... You made love to Glen Naspa--took her from her home!"
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Say you made love to Glen Naspa--tell that you persuaded her to leave her home.
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A scream, a long cry, a moan--these were natural to a woman, and why did not one of these sealed wives, why did not Fay Larkin, damn this everlasting acquiescent silence?
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He could kill this stealthy night-rider, and now, face to face with Fay, who had never been so beautiful and wonderful as in this hour when she made love the only and the sacred thing of life, now he had it in him to kill.
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"Damn you!
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"And mine's kind of damn shaky."
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The bishop may damn her soul.
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While he pulled on a shirt Nas Ta Bega made the rope fast to a snag of a log of driftwood embedded in the sand, and the boat swung to shore.