Vulgar words in A Shepherd's Life - Impressions of the South Wiltshire Downs (Page 1)
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It was a desperate, a mad adventure--these gatherings of half-starved yokels, armed with sticks and axes, and they were quickly put down and punished in a way that even William the Bastard would not have considered as too lenient.
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He was a middle-aged man and a very perfect specimen of his race--not one of the blue-eyed and red or light-haired bastard gipsies, but dark as a Red Indian, with eyes like a hawk, and altogether a hawk-like being, lean, wiry, alert, a perfectly wild man in a tame, civilized land.