Vulgar words in A Fascinating Traitor - An Anglo-Indian Story (Page 1)
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"Damn this sly Scotsman!
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"Damn it!
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"Damn her!
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"Damn her!" growled Alan Hawke, when the door was shut in his face.
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Damn her stony-hearted impertinence!"
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"Now, damn you, Alixe Delavigne," hoarsely muttered the old man, when alone, "I will see you to-morrow!
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Damn him!
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Damn it!
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"Damn the fellow!
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Damn him, for a sneaking civilian!
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"Damn it!
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"Damn me, if I don't think that I have been hoodwinked!" growled Major Hawke, on his re-turn from Moscow and St. Petersburg, whither he had been ordered, as a last resort, to see the Court jewelers.
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"Damn them, I'll grind them all to powder!" he growled.
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"Damn his cool impertinence," mused Alan Hawke, as he caught a passing cab, after telegraphing his greetings and intended departure to Justine Delande.
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"Damn England!
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Don't be an ass!" he said.
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Then, giving the canvas package a closer glance of inspection, Hardwicke pressed the edge of his tulwar to Jack Blunt's throat, when he had closed the window, half raised, and shut the shutter so neatly forced with a jimmy.
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"Damn the explanations.