Vulgar words in The Law of the Land (Page 1)
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'Damn the railroad kyahs,' sez he.
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"Damn it, sir, if it was only your description of a julep, if it was only your mention of that old family silver mug, devoted to that sacred purpose, sir, that would be your certificate of character here.
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Well, sir, damn me, if that infernal claim agent didn't have the face to offer fifteen dollars for her, too!"
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"Colonel Blount," said Eddring, in spite of himself grown again swiftly choleric, "damn your dinner!
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I suppose I oughtn't to mind, but oh, damn everything!
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Damn everything, I say!"
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Eddring tore open the sleazy gray envelope and read the message.
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But damn it, boy, that's not what's bothering me--it's that girl--she's _got_ to be found."
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Fin'lly, dey got well, an' I giye de keys to de jailah er de she'iff, er whoever he wuz, and I sez I reckon he bettah lock me up now, and he sez to me, 'Go long, you damn nigger, I ain't a-goin' to lock you up at _all._ I _couldn't,'_ says he to me.
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Jake he didn't want to, but Jim says to him again, 'Jake, damn you,' says he,'do like I tell you'; so then Jake he took the piller out, and Jim he just lay back and gasped once, 'Oh!' like that, and he was gone.
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H'ass most tremenjouse!
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Now, tell me, damn you, what you want around here?"
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Now, damn you, can't you read your own warrant?"
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Don't matter a damn if she _ain't_ got over putting hair-oil in her cocktails, like they do at New Orleans--we won't fall out about that, either.