Vulgar words in Eugene Aram — Volume 02 (Page 1)
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Were the avalanche over you for a day,--I grant your state of torture,--but had an avalanche rested over you for years, and not yet fallen, you would forget that it could ever fall; you would eat, sleep, and make love, as if it were not!"
~ ~ ~ Sentence 307 ~ ~ ~
Pursuant to this notable and conscientious determination, Bunting jogged his horse into a trot, and coming alongside of Walter, put his hand to his hat and said: "Weather warm, your honour--horses knocked up--next town far as hell!-- halt a bit here--augh!"
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Men without stirrups look fine, ride bold, tire soon: men without discretion cut dash, but knock up all of a crack.
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"Damn it!" cried the Corporal quickly, and clapping his hand behind.
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then, the Colonel was a very fine gentleman, what the larned calls a my-seen-ass, wrote little songs himself, 'crossticks, you knows, your honour: once he made a play--'cause why, he lived with an actress!"
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"Damn it," said the Corporal, slowly recovering his perpendicularity, "and the way to Lunnon was as smooth as a bowling-green!"