Vulgar words in Tales of the Jazz Age (Page 1)
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Some utter ass left his or her gum on the floor and of course I stepped in it."
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I've tried every damn thing in the dressing-room.
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"It's all over--if I have to choke you for an hour, damn you!".
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They were singing--an impromptu song of Baily's improvisation: _"One Lump Perry, the parlor snake, Famous through the city for the way he drinks his tea; Plays with it, toys with it Makes no noise with it, Balanced on a napkin on his well-trained knee--"_ "Trouble is," said Perry, who had just banged his hair with Baily's comb and was tying an orange tie round it to get the effect of Julius Caesar, "that you fellas can't sing worth a damn.
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Damn good looking.
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"Every God damn thing in the world," he said miserably, "I've absolutely gone to pieces, Phil.
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With difficulty he restrained himself from turning to the man and snarling out, "Go on away, damn you!"
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"God damn Bolsheviki!" cried the big soldier-blacksmith, who had delivered the blow.
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I know that's too damn long to walk for me."
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"Because I'm so damn miserable."
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"I've become a damn beggar, a leech on my friends.
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She had been kissed once and made love to six times.
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--God Damn Socialists!"
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Damn _you_!"
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"And so," cried John accusingly, "and so you were letting me make love to you and pretending to return it, and talking about marriage, all the time knowing perfectly well that I'd never get out of here alive---" "No," she protested passionately.
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The cigarette leaped from the fingers of the urban young man and he gave breath to an inadvertent "Damn!"
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"Young ass!" cried Caroline.
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She'd left that damn kimono, that dirty pink kimono.