Vulgar words in Eugene Aram — Volume 04 (Page 1)
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The gentleman eats, and talks, and swears, and jests, and plays cards and makes love, and tries to cheat, and is cheated, and his man stands behind with his eyes and ears open,--augh!"
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You would make religion only the creation of reason--as well might you make love the same--what is either, unless you let it spring also from the feelings?
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As they strolled into the village, they were met by Peter Dealtry, who was slowly riding home on a large ass which carried himself and his panniers to the neighbouring market in a more quiet and luxurious indolence of action than would the harsher motions of the equine species.