Vulgar words in The Golden Scarecrow (Page 1)
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"Oh, damn!" he heard quite clearly.
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He pondered, lifted his spoon, waved it in the air; and then smiling with the happy recovery of a pleasant, friendly sound, repeated half to himself, half to his nurse: "Damn!
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Damn!
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Damn!"
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He would--from that moment, seated there beneath the window, Ernest Henry Wilberforce challenged the terrors of this world, and found them sawdust--he would say "damn" as often as he pleased.
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"Damn, damn, damn, damn," he whispered, and marked again, with meditative eye, the space from wall to screen.
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He wanted to understand--to understand what was the relation between his friend who had left last night, why he might say "dada," but mustn't say "damn," why, finally, he was here at all.
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His father's name was really "Damn."
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They ought to know, he argued, that the least little thing would make him break down like an ass and behave as no man should, and yet they were doing everything.... Oh, if only Tom were here!