Vulgar words in Yollop (Page 1)
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"When I think how I let a skinny, half-witted boob like you walk right into a clinch with me, and me holdin' a gun, and weighin' forty pounds more than you do, I--Can you hear what I'm saying?"
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"None of your damn business."
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You're just the kind of boob that would do a thing like that."
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"That's a very pretty story, Cassius, and no doubt will make a tremendous hit with the jury, but what were you doing with a loaded revolver in your hand, and why were you so full of vituperation,--I mean, what made you swear so when I--" "You let somebody hit you a wallop on the jaw and bang your head against the wall and dance on your ribs, and you'll cuss worse than I did."
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Its so damn' mortifyin'.
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But, damn 'em, they won't let it alone.
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"As I was sayin'," he resumed, "if we could only put some kind of a curb on these here tender-hearted boobs--and boobesses--the world would be a much better place to live in.
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"If I swore on a stack of bibles I let a boob like you take it away from me, they'd send me to Matteawan, and God knows,--" "Come in!" called out Mr. Yollop.
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"I've got the gun now and I'll do as I damn' please.
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"The trouble is, you never can tell what a damn' fool jury will do, 'specially to a guy with a record like mine."
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"I never dreamed there were so many cuss-words in the world," gasped Mr. Yollop, blinking.
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"Then," said the prisoner, "I can't tell you what I think of you without the whole damn' jail hearin' me, so I guess you'd better beat it."
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The note was written and despatched in care of the glowering bailiff, who, it seems, had an engagement to go to the movies that evening and couldn't believe his ears when he ascertained that the boobs had not yet agreed upon a verdict in what he regarded as the clearest case that had ever come under his notice.