Vulgar words in Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 146, January 21, 1914 (Page 1)
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"Hallo, old ass," I said to him through the bars, and in the little space they gave him he wriggled his body with delight.
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Oh, I am an ass.
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And why should I label one who was speaking so eloquently for himself; who said from the tip of his little black nose to the end of his stumpy black tail, "I'm a silly old ass, but there's nothing wrong in me, and they're sending me away!"
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It was not until I had assumed the appearance of a reach-me-down Nut with a dislocated neck, being made love to by six chorus-girls at once, that he condescended to take a look at me through the peephole.