Vulgar words in The Conqueror (Page 1)
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He had no intention of making love to Rachael until he saw his future more clearly than he did to-night.
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I have this past week dried the tears of seven Frenchmen, persuaded Steuben that he is not Europe, nor yet General Washington, and without too much offending him, written a voluminous letter to Gates calculated to make him feel what a contemptible and traitorous ass he is, yet giving him no chance to run, blubbering, with it to the Congress, and official letters _ad nauseum_.
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But at least you wouldn't make an ass of me.
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Someone to make love to.
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Moreover, to get a bath at Van Kleek's is as easy as making love to Clinton."
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When the latter was not caricaturing Robert Morris, staggering off with the Administration on its back, or "Miss Assumption and her bastard brats," its anti-Federal part was abusing Hamilton as the arch-fiend who had sold the country, and applying to him every adjective of vituperation that fury and coarseness could suggest.
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"And may the devil damn them," he added.
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"I feel like an ass and a spy," exclaimed Venable.
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It's monstrous that this country should be ruled by a foreign bastard--!"
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The publication in August of Adams's letter to Tench Coxe, written in 1792, when he was bitterly disappointed at Washington's refusal to send him as minister to England, and asserting that the appointment of Pinckney was due to British influence, thus casting opprobrium upon the integrity of Washington, had done as much as Hamilton's pamphlet, if not more, to damn him finally with the Federalists.