Vulgar words in The Duke of Stockbridge (Page 1)
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Ther's Meshech on the floor, a drunken, worthless cuss.
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The spirit of mutual deference was so strong that it is doubtful how long the contest of modesty might have continued, had not Laban Jones suddenly said: "Ef none on ye dasn't ass what the convenshin has did, I'll ass myself.
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"That's so, wy didn' ye ass Squire that queschin?" said Meshech Little.
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Paul Hubbard, indeed, shook his head and smiled bitterly at this revulsion of hopefulness, but even Laban himself seemed eager to find ground for believing himself to have been, in this instance, an ass.
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"Swing the cuss three times, so's ter git kinder a goin, an then we'll see w'ether his head or the door's the thickest," said Abner.
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It wuz 'Good mornin, Peleg,' ez sweet's sugar, an he didn't hev nothing tew say baout what I wuz a owin him, no; nor he didn't ass me nothin baout wy I hedn't been tew work fer him sence Tewsday."
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"Warn't that the gol-darndest though, baout that Edwards gal agoin tew ass Perez to git the mewsic stopped?
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I hev been kinder cocky, an I hev put on some airs, ez these fellers says, fer I callated ye'd kinder washed yer hands o' this business, an leff me tew be capin, but arter this ye'll fine Abner Rathbun knows his place."
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"God damn you, get out of my way.
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I wouldn' ass fer more'n a kumpny tew stop a regiment in them places.
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Damn you, fire!" yelled Hubbard in a panic.
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"Out upon you for a shameless hussy.