Vulgar words in The Last Galley - Impressions and Tales (Page 1)
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Gone now were the buffoon tricks which the daughter of Acacius the bearward had learned in the amphitheatre; gone too was the light charm of the wanton, and what was left was the worthy mate of a great king, the measured dignity of one who was every inch an empress.
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"Mercy, you hussy!" neighed Sharkey, "you are surely a good twenty years too old for that."
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"Captain Sharkey," said Sweetlocks, "you have mishandled many of us, and you have now pistolled John Masters, besides killing Bartholomew, the carpenter, by braining him with a bucket.