Vulgar words in The Three Brides (Page 1)

This book at a glance

ass x 4 blockhead x 4 damaged goods x 1 fag x 4 knocked up x 5

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"Quite right!" and as the newcomer sank into the chair he offered-- "My dear, you are sadly knocked up!

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"Thank you, I am quite well," answered the fagged timid voice.

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"She looks quite knocked up."

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The coast being clear, Julius went down, encountering nothing worse than the old butler, who came in while he was cutting cold beef, and to whom he said, "Lady Rosamond is rather knocked up; I am going to take her something up-stairs."

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"Be ye where ye will, ye'll never be aught but a blockhead."

~   ~   ~   Sentence 4,015   ~   ~   ~

There was a charade on the word Blockhead, where your brother Charles and the two De Lanceys caricatured what they supposed to be Mrs. Tallboys' doctrines."

~   ~   ~   Sentence 4,050   ~   ~   ~

"That and the Blockhead.

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"It was just a moment's idle fancy--just as we've chaffed one another a hundred times; and for the Blockhead, it is the boys' pet old stock charade that they've acted scores of times.

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I don't like it, my dear; you look fagged.

~   ~   ~   Sentence 5,460   ~   ~   ~

"Fagged, I think, but so does every one, and it was not easy to keep order, Mrs. Duncombe's counter was such a rendezvous for noisy people, and Miss Moy was perfectly dreadful, running about forcing things on people and refusing change."

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When we came home at four o'clock, Cecil was quite knocked up, excited and hysterical.

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If he seems fagged, I can put up at Backsworth and take a fly."

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"Quite knocked up," he sleepily answered.

~   ~   ~   Sentence 7,341   ~   ~   ~

I should always have done as much; besides, I was crippled everywhere, not merely by want of power as a priest, but by having made myself such a shallow, thoughtless ass.

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"Why, that old ass, down to hunt up poor Rosamond; I don't believe he thinks there's any one in the world but his daughter.

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what an ass I am!

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"A colony perhaps--" "Damaged goods," she said, smiling sadly.

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"I was an ass in town last summer.

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