Vulgar words in The World's Greatest Books — Volume 07 — Fiction (Page 1)
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"What a foolish hussy you are!" said he.
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Anxious to get all the advantages of Consuelo's friendship, and to be known as her betrothed, so that he could procure an engagement in the opera through her generous influence, he yet made love to another singer, a former favourite of Zustiniani's.
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Bernard, the mounted police are attacking us, and you are amusing yourself by making love while our throats are being cut.
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Ratcliffe followed her, so impressed was he by her "spunk," he advised her as to her proceedings, to find a friend to speak for her to the king--the Duke of Argyle, if possible--and wrote her a line or two on a dirty piece of paper, which would be useful if she fell among thieves.