Vulgar words in Greifenstein (Page 1)
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Your brother is a nameless bastard.
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Rex thought of her behaviour with regard to the name, and he understood the immense value she put upon it; he saw how she had persuaded herself that in Greif her husband's race was to be revived again, and he could guess what she would feel when she discovered that she had conferred what she held most holy on earth, not upon an unfortunate nobleman, but upon a murderer's bastard, who had cleverly robbed her of what she could no longer take back.
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One Greif, the bastard son of a certain Herr von Greifenstein and of a woman known as Clara Kurtz--that is the designation of all my honours, that is the description of your child's father, of the man you have called husband for twelve months and one day!
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Prove that you are a bastard if you can, and that I am a dishonoured woman!'
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Even Hilda had said that it would break her mother's heart if she were told that she had given what she most prized to a nameless bastard.