Vulgar words in A Reputed Changeling - Or Three Seventh Years Two Centuries Ago (Page 1)
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She heard it from Sedley, who says he does not wonder at any one serving out Martha Browning, for she is as ugly as sin."
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I may go out birding with Bob, who is about as lively as an old jackass, or meet the country boobies for a hunt, and be pointed at as the Frenchman, and left to ride alone; or there's mine own chamber, when the maids do not see fit to turn me out with their pails and besoms, as they do at least twice a week--I sit there in my cloak and furs (by the way, I am chidden for an effeminate fop if ever I am seen in them).