Vulgar words in Queen Mary and Harold (Page 1)
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It means a bastard.
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Why, didn't the Parliament make her a bastard?
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Then which is the bastard?
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Troth, they be both bastards by Act of Parliament and Council.
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Ay, the Parliament can make every true-born man of us a bastard.
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Old Nokes, can't it make thee a bastard?
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that was afore bastard-making began.
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I was born true man at five in the forenoon i' the tail of old Harry, and so they can't make me a bastard.
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But if Parliament can make the Queen a bastard, why, it follows all the more that they can make thee one, who art fray'd i' the knees, and out at elbow, and bald o' the back, and bursten at the toes, and down at heels.
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hear him; let his own words damn the Papist.
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Call him a Knight, That, with an ass's, not a horse's head, Skips every way, from levity or from fear.
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No, by the holy Virgin, being noble, But love me only: then the bastard sprout, My sister, is far fairer than myself.
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Nay, my Lord, He is damn'd enough already.
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There _will_ be war with France, at last, my liege; Sir Thomas Stafford, a bull-headed ass, Sailing from France, with thirty Englishmen, Hath taken Scarboro' Castle, north of York; Proclaims himself protector, and affirms The Queen has forfeited her right to reign By marriage with an alien--other things As idle; a weak Wyatt!
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To-night we will be merry--and to-morrow-- Juggler and bastard--bastard--he hates that most-- William the tanner's bastard!
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Ay, but worse news: this William sent to Rome, Swearing thou swarest falsely by his Saints: The Pope and that Archdeacon Hildebrand His master, heard him, and have sent him back A holy gonfanon, and a blessed hair Of Peter, and all France, all Burgundy, Poitou, all Christendom is raised against thee; He hath cursed thee, and all those who fight for thee, And given thy realm of England to the bastard.
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Then for the bastard Six feet and nothing more!
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The tanner's bastard!
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Good for good hath borne at times A bastard false as William.
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Ay, my girl, no tricks in him-- No bastard he!