Vulgar words in The Cathedral (Page 1)
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_Damn_ people--always coming along and spoiling places.
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"But I don't care a damn if you do.
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Your son's gone with a whore to London, and all the town's laughing at you."
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He was tired, certainly, and had felt ever since the shock of three days back a certain "warning" sensation that hovered over him rather like hot air, suggesting that sudden agonizing pain...but so long as the pain did not come...He had thought, half derisively, of seeing old Puddifoot, even of having himself overhauled--but Puddifoot was an ass.
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("What an ass the man is!" thought Ronder.
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He would ask old Puddifoot to look at him, although the man _was_ an ass.
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Behind her own happiness, ever since the night of the Ball, there had been a longing, an aching urgent longing to pet him, comfort him, make love to him.