Vulgar words in Charles O'Malley, The Irish Dragoon, Volume 2 (Page 1)
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"'Damn that cock!
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Damn it, man, it won't do!" cried Fred; while the young lady, evidently more amused at his discomfiture than affronted at the liberty, threw herself into a seat, and laughed immoderately.
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Before I had time to reply, or, indeed, before I well knew how to do so, a gruff voice from behind called out,-- "Damn me!
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Why damn me, sir--that is--I beg pardon for the warmth--you--you never mentioned his name to-day till now.
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Mike remains attached to our fortune firmly, as at first he opened his career; the same gay, rollicksome Irishman, making songs, making love, and occasionally making punch, he spends his days and his nights pretty much as he was wont to do some thirty years ago.