Vulgar words in Hide and Seek (Page 1)
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When the Empress was succeeded by a Spanish Guerilla, who robbed, murdered, danced, caroused, and made love on the back of a cream-colored horse--and when the Guerilla was followed by a clown who performed superhuman contortions, and made jokes by the yard, without the slightest appearance of intellectual effort--still Mr. Blyth exhibited no demonstration of astonishment or pleasure.
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Damn all this jabber and nonsense!" roared the ruffian, passing suddenly from insolence to fury, and striking his fist on the table.
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"Magistrate or parson," he cried, snapping his fingers, "I don't care a damn for you in either capacity.
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"Damn you all, you cowardly counter-jumping scoundrels!" roared Zack, his eyes aflame with valor, generosity, and gin-and-water.
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Damn the bed!
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The first begins, if I may so express myself, _tendinous,_ from the glenoid cavity of the scapula--" "That man is a pedantic jackass," whispered Mr. Hemlock to his friend.
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Meanwhile, through all the bustle of departing and arriving friends, and through all the fast-strengthening hum of general talk, the voice of the unyielding doctor still murmured solemnly of "capsular ligaments," "adjacent tendons," and "corracoid processes" to Lady Brambledown, who listened to him with satirical curiosity, as a species of polite medical buffoon whom it rather amused her to become acquainted with.
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"Damn your laughing!
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How do you mean to make love to her?
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Did you ever make love to a Squaw?"
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When I thought of this, and then thought of the bare possibility that an abandoned woman might soon be admitted, and a bastard child born, in the house where so many of my relations had lived virtuously and died righteously, I resolved that the day when _she_ set her foot on our threshold, should be the day when _I_ left my home and my birth place for ever.
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He's fairly knocked up with doing Hercules for you.