Vulgar words in The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 11, No. 65, March, 1863 (Page 1)
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Nine-tenths of these distinguished admirals, for instance, if their faces tell truth, must needs have been blockheads, and might have served better, one would imagine, as wooden figureheads for their own ships than to direct any difficult and intricate scheme of action from the quarter-deck.
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But it was thus they had talked when they first made love, and it was, moreover, the only way in which their tongues could move unfettered.