Vulgar words in Magnum Bonum (Page 1)

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ass	x 20
buffoon	x 4
cocky	x 2
fag	x 4
knock up	x 2

knocked up

x 8

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Carey did not fulfil her intentions of going into matters of business with her brother-in-law that day, for little Armine, always delicate, had been so much knocked up by his course of adventures, that he needed her care all the rest of the day.

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When I did him at this advantage take, An ass's nowl I fixed upon his head.

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"You ass!" muttered Jack, as he crackled down, and was collared by the keeper.

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However, the fun was irresistible, and the only wonder was that the secret was kept for the whole day, while Allen moulded in the studio two things that might pass for ass's ears, and secreted cement enough to fasten them on.

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"I'm sure I'd never wonder to see ass's ears growing on you.

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"Not only that, sir," said the boy, "but at a public school you're fagged, and forced to go in for cricket and football."

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"He has locked Rob up in his study, and here's Joe, for Aunt Ellen is quite knocked up, and they want the house to be very quiet."

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"Jack-ass on striped-ass-or off him," muttered Bobus.

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"You little ass," said poor Jock, in the petulant inconsistency of his distress; "it is not come to that yet."

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"As if you had ever-" "And please Jock, if I was nasty and conceited about the champagne-" "Shut up, I can't stand this," cried Jock, chiefly from force of habit, for it was a tacit agreement among the elder brothers that Armine must not be suffered to "be cocky and humbug," by which they meant no implication on his sincerity, but that they did not choose to hear remonstrances or appeals to higher motives, and this had made him very reticent with all except his sister Barbara and Miss Ogilvie, but he now persisted.

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However, she only said- "It was high time that you came away; you were quite knocked up with being left a week alone with Lucas in that horrid place.

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I believe she has been a good deal knocked up between the heat and the anxiety; there was no making her eat or sleep.

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I was a fool to think she would confide to a mere buffoon," cried poor Allen, in his misery.

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You must take this for what it is worth from the buffoon, J. L. B. Allen came full of hope, and called the next morning.

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"Says he doesn't want to acquire the taste, and he would knock up with half a day."

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"That's what that little ass, Armine, has been presuming to din into your ears," said Bobus; "as if the old women didn't prefer beef and blankets to your coming poking piety at the poor old parties."

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But now she is so fagged and worn, and she can't sleep.

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"Well, mother," said Armine, smiling back to her in spite of himself, "I have not liked to say so, it seemed a shame; but staying at the Vicarage made me wonder at my being such an egregious ass last year!

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You are not the sort who would think me a catch, and I know I am a very poor stick compared with any of you, and should have gone to the dogs long ago but for Jock, ungrateful ass as I was to him last year.