Vulgar words in Caleb Williams - Or Things as They Are (Page 1)
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--"Damn me, sir, if I understand--" "Softly, Mr. Tyrrel; I intended you no offence.
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"Damn Falkland!" said he.
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If you come to play upon me, and try what sort of a fellow you shall have to deal with, damn me if you shall have any reason to hug yourself upon the experiment."
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"Damn me, sir, if I do not believe you are come to bully me."
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Damn my soul!
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Damn me, if I consent to be the jest of any man living."
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And damn me, if I do not think I hate you the more for coming to-day in this pragmatical way, when nobody sent for you, on purpose to show how much wiser you are than all the world besides."
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Damn me, but we will see that.
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By and by she would be a whore, and at last no better than a common trull, and rot upon a dunghill, if I were not at all these pains to save her from destruction.
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"God damn my soul!
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I have countermined you, damn me!
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Damn you!
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There was something in the tone with which this slut uttered her farewell, that suggested the question to Emily, "What does she mean?
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God damn it!
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God damn my blood!
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"Damn me, sir, but you may talk your heart out; you shall get nothing of me.
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"Ass!
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You have been a good fellow to me upon many occasions--But, if I find you out for making one with them that dispute my authority, damn my soul, if I do not make you sick of your life!"
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The other expressed no marks of resentment, but sullenly answered, "Damn you, why did not you take the edge?
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But he glared surlily at me, and said, "Damn my blood!
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His eyes sparkled with fury; he exclaimed, that he was now convinced of the folly of showing kindness to rascals, the scum of the earth, such as I was; and, damn him, if any body should catch him at that again towards any one.
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I know that ought not to be; but, damn it, when I talked of your being hanged, I did not think of your suffering all this into the bargain."
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The reply was, "Damn him!
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I accosted them; "Gentlemen," said I, "I am a poor traveller, almost"--While I spoke, they came round me; and he that had first hailed me, said, "Damn me, tip us none of your palaver; we have heard that story of a poor traveller any time these five years.
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I could hear the words, "Damn it, enough, enough!
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After a short pause, he answered, "I did not mean--No, damn it!
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"Damn the fellow," said one of them, "one never hears of any thing else.
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Why, are you such an ass as to suppose, that the sort of story you have been telling, can be of any service to you, either here or at the assizes, or any where else?