Vulgar words in Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 152, March 21, 1917 (Page 1)
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The doctor knows; 'E talks of punctured damn-the-things.
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LOWNE was a very passable _beau_, and made love to _Remnant_ with that rich fruitiness of voice of which he is a past master.
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As _Manon_, the querulous termagant that _Tony_ had taken for mistress, Miss HILDA MOORE was not very kindly served by her part--so rudimentary that its highest flight was achieved when, with a Parthian shot, she referred to _Tony_ as a geni-ass.
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Whoever was it dared cast Mr. MCKINNEL for the part of a weak kindly old ass of a baronet, without any ruggedness or violence in his composition?