Vulgar words in Two Years Ago, Volume I (Page 1)
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You nasty, dirty, little ondecent hussy--a!
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And now what is to become of the poor old man, that hussy Dame Fortune only knows--if she knows her own mind an hour together, which I very much doubt.
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So much for his meekness and humility in general; as for the particular display of those virtues which he has shown to-day, it must be understood that he has given a promise to Mrs. Mellot not to make love to La Cordifiamma; and, on that only condition, has been allowed to meet her to-night at one of Claude Mellot's petits soupers.
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There he lies on the lawn, upon strange skins, the summer's day, playing with cats and dogs, and making love to his Sabina, who has not lost her beauty in the least, though she is on the wrong side of five-and-thirty.
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do you think I would have come, if I had known that I was to see another man making love to her before my very eyes?
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Did you not promise me that you would not make love to her yourself?"
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"You touchy ass!" said Thurnall to himself.
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What an ass the fellow must have been who had that put on his tombstone, not to have found it out many a year before he died!"
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"Because I was a very foolish, meddlesome ass, who fancied that I ought to do my duty once in a way by my neighbours.
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Ass that I was, to take up with a false scent, and throw myself off the true one!
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Only, Thomas Thurnall, if you go for to come for to go for to make such an abominable ass of yourself with that young lady any more, like a miserable school-boy, you will be pleased to make tracks, and vanish out of these parts for ever.