Vulgar words in A Modern Instance (Page 1)
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"That's about the size of it."
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He accused me of making love to his daughter; and Henry was jealous--I never knew he cared anything for her.
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"He came for--He came--He accused me of--He said I had--made love to his confounded girl."
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She wasn't one of the kind that let any good-looking fellow make love to them.
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When I see that ribbon on that whip, damn you, I wanted to kill you."
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I made love to Hannah Morrison; I never promised to marry her, but I made her think that I was fond of her."
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The little man said, "I guess you've got about the size of it there"; and the manager laughed.
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His son's my frien',--damn stuck-up, supercilious beast he is, too!
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In the first place, Kinney's the most helpless ass in the world.
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Bartley was not very grateful for this generous defence; he thought that if Ricker had not been such an ass in the first place there would have been no trouble between them, and Witherby would not have had that handle against him.