Vulgar words in Tom Tufton's Travels (Page 1)
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Keep open eyes, and believe every man to be a rogue till he prove himself an honest fellow," was the parting advice of his companion, for whom he had already taken rather a strong liking; "and if ever town becomes too hot, come and join Captain Jack; and if ever you should chance to knock up against Lord Claud, tell him that his old master sends him greeting and felicitations, and is watching his career with admiration and delight."
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So the country bumpkin has found a mistress already!
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Fine company, fine company for a country bumpkin to keep!
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He was no longer laughed at as a country bumpkin.