Vulgar words in Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine — Volume 53, No. 332, June, 1843 (Page 1)
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And that moment eight or ten wolves, that in the imperfect flickering light looked as big as jackasses, rushed forward, and instead of endeavouring to pass under the waggons, bounded boldly upon them.
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[27] I am always ready to drink and to make love."
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And there were other blockheads, substantial dunces, of respectable station in East Kent, among this ignorant and ambitious madman's supporters; men who had been at school to little purpose.
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They were the convoys of merchandise dispatched from the ports to the value of 737,814,276 rubles ass.