Vulgar words in A Terrible Temptation - A Story of To-Day (Page 1)
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What, don't you see the woman is no nun, but some sly hussy that man has sent to throw dust in your eyes?"
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A bold hussy.
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Poor, innocent dove, that looks at others by the light of her own goodness, and so sees all manner of virtues in a brazen hussy.
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Ay," he cried, starting up, and beating the air with his fists in sudden fury, "since the right Bassetts are never to have it, let the wrong Bassetts be thrown out, at all events; I'm on my back, but Sir Charles is no better off; a bastard will succeed him, thanks to that cursed woman who defeated _me.