Vulgar words in Roast Beef, Medium (Page 1)
This book at a glance
|
|
~ ~ ~ Sentence 54 ~ ~ ~
KNEE-DEEP IN KNICKERS X.
~ ~ ~ Sentence 329 ~ ~ ~
She knew that the fat man and the thin man were hogging the end seats so that they could be the first to register and get a choice of rooms when the 'bus reached the hotel.
~ ~ ~ Sentence 432 ~ ~ ~
"Oh, damn!" she remarked, wearily, and went over to the dresser.
~ ~ ~ Sentence 764 ~ ~ ~
No one stops there but clothing salesmen and boobs who still think it's Chicago's leading hotel.
~ ~ ~ Sentence 909 ~ ~ ~
Along come a lot of boobs who never use a hotel the year around except to loaf in the lobby, and wear out the leather chairs, and use up the matches and toothpicks and get the baseball returns, and immediately you turn away a traveling man who uses a three-dollar-a-day room, with a sample room downstairs for his stuff, who tips every porter and bell-boy in the place, asks for no favors, and who, if you give him a half-way decent cup of coffee for breakfast, will fall in love with the place and boom it all over the country.
~ ~ ~ Sentence 1,339 ~ ~ ~
That hussy of a Zella Dacre thinkin' she can get my part away from me the last week or so, the lyin' sneak.
~ ~ ~ Sentence 1,855 ~ ~ ~
If I let you make love to me, I keep my job.
~ ~ ~ Sentence 2,312 ~ ~ ~
A cocky bell-boy switched on the lights, adjusted a shade, straightened a curtain.
~ ~ ~ Sentence 2,714 ~ ~ ~
IX KNEE-DEEP IN KNICKERS When the column of figures under the heading known as "Profits," and the column of figures under the heading known as "Loss" are so unevenly balanced that the wrong side of the ledger sags, then to the listening stockholders there comes the painful thought that at the next regular meeting it is perilously possible that the reading may come under the heads of Assets and Liabilities.
~ ~ ~ Sentence 2,954 ~ ~ ~
Scant, smart, trim little taupe-gray messaline knickers for a taupe gray suit, blue messaline for blue suits, brown messaline for brown--" T. A. Buck stared, open-mouthed, the paper on which he had been scrawling fluttering unnoticed to the floor.
~ ~ ~ Sentence 2,989 ~ ~ ~
But when it comes to the firm of T. A. Buck being represented by--by--living model hussies stalking about in satin tights like chorus girls, why--" In Emma McChesney's alert, electric mind there leapt about a dozen plans for winning this man over.
~ ~ ~ Sentence 3,040 ~ ~ ~
I rather think they'll fancy a snappy little pair of yellow satin knickers under a gown of the new orange plush.