Vulgar words in The Confessions of Harry Lorrequer — Volume 2 (Page 1)
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Contents: CHAPTER XI Cheltenham--Matrimonial Adventure--Showing how to make love for a friend CHAPTER XII Dublin--Tom O'Flaherty--A Reminiscence of the Peninsula CHAPTER XIII Dublin--The Boarding-house--Select Society CHAPTER XIV The Chase CHAPTER XV Mems Of the North Cork CHAPTER XVI Theatricals CHAPTER XVI* (As here the chapter number is repeated in the print copy.)
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CHELTENHAM--MATRIMONIAL ADVENTURE--SHOWING HOW TO MAKE LOVE FOR A FRIEND.
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That she was beautiful as an angel --highly accomplished--gifted--agreeable--and all that, Jack, who had never seen her, was firmly convinced; that she was also bent resolutely on marrying him, or any other gentleman whose claims were principally the want of money, he was quite ready to swear to; and, in fact, so assured did he feel that "the whole affair was feasible," (I use his own expression,) that he had managed a two months' leave, and was come down express to see, make love to, and carry her off at once.
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Call you own skip--Blue Pether there--damn me, if I'll be your skip any longer."
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'Damn your politics,' said I; 'never let them interfere with true humanity.'