Vulgar words in The Wolf's Long Howl (Page 1)
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Well, in the way which has been described, the man made love to the woman for a day or two.
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You are presumptuous and something of an ass, sir.
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He felt that he could speak to her, make love to her, as he might to another girl.
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She worked so hard for them--human mothers and bird mothers are very much alike in this way--that she became thin and weak, and with each day that passed she brought less food to the little ones in the wonderfully constructed nest which she and her husband had made in the spring, when the smell of the liverworts was in the air, and muskrats swam together and made love to each other in the creek below.
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He was doing his best on this particular morning, and under his influence, so brightening everything, two little boys and a little jackass were having a good time near a long, low, rakish, but far from piratical-looking house upon the hillside already mentioned.
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One of the boys was white, one of the boys was brown, and the little jackass was gray.
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The name of the jackass was Julius Caesar, but he wore almost no facial resemblance to his namesake.
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The date of the day on which the little boys and the little jackass were out there together was July 3, 1897.
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He could be, on occasions, one of the most animated kicking little jackasses living upon this globe, upon which the moon doesn't shine quite as well as the sun does.
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On the occasion here referred to the little jackass stood apart with head hanging down toward the ground, silent and unmoving, and apparently revolving in his own mind something concerning the geology of the Dog Star.
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That string of thirty-seven and one-half feet of firecrackers was not going to leave the tail of that little jackass except under most extraordinary circumstances.
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Cocoanut has since estimated them at forty feet a jump, while Billy says sixty--for both boys, it is good to say, are still alive--but then Billy was on the jackass and may have been excited; probably somewhere, say about fifty feet, would be the correct estimate.
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Billy, jackass, and fireworks went down like a plummet, and very soon thereafter Billy and jackass, but no fireworks, came to the surface again, and then swam vigorously toward the shore, for everybody and everything in Hawaii can swim like a duck.
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An hour or two later two boys and a little jackass were all together upon the hill again, the boys excited and jubilant and saying that they'd had a Fourth of July, anyhow, and the jackass in a doubtful and thoughtful mood.
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The jackass seems to be about the same.
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He had made love cleverly and earnestly, as a fine man should, and had succeeded wonderfully.