Vulgar words in The Shagganappi (Page 1)
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"Meaning's just this, my son," replied Cop, getting out of his limited running togs into something more respectable, "that if you chumps guessed all day you'd never strike just how the Indian came to this school.
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Once as he stood at the carriage door, the rug over his arm, waiting for Miss Connie to descend the steps for her afternoon drive, an impudent little "Canuck" jeered at him in passing.
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It was a stocky little 'Canuck' bugler, whose life seemed almost charmed, so thickly did the Boer bullets pepper about him, leaving him absolutely unhurt."
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"The stocky little Canuck!" as everyone now called Billy Jackson, was almost the last to alight from the train.
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All he can do is to potter at his old Canuck sports of paddling a canoe and swinging a lacrosse stick."