Vulgar words in Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine — Volume 53, No. 330, April 1843 (Page 1)
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How many do you imagine of our nobility are not bastards or sons of bastards?
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"Him W ... son follow'd, of congenial quill, As near the dirt and no less prone to ill. Walcot, of English heart, had English pen, Buffoon he might be, but for hire was none; Nor plumed and mounted in Professor's chair Offer'd to grin for wages at a fair."
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_Landor_.--Be civil, Mr. North, or I will brain you.