Vulgar words in The Old Wives' Tale (Page 1)
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"Well, if he isn't here soon I shall be damn well dead," said Dick, in feeble resentful anger.
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Damn her!
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He was adopting the injured magisterial tone of the man who is ridiculously trying to conceal from himself and others that he has recently behaved like an ass.
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Damn!" said Gerald, and, because he had no smaller change, parted with another two francs.
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She asked herself over and over again if really she had not beforehand expected him to make love to her in the restaurant.
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Peel-Swynnerton's unspoken comment to Mr. Mardon's back was: "Ass!"
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"Oh, damn it!" he said savagely, and stretched his arms and got up.
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He sent Dick Povey to knock up Critchlow's, if the shop should be closed, and obtain a drug.