Vulgar words in Nautilus (Page 1)
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you're a stranger, and I may never set eyes on you again; but I take to you, somehow, and I don't mind telling you that I feel as mean as dirt whenever I think of that lamb in that old fox's den; mean as dirt I feel, and yet I aint got the spunk to--the strenth is gone out of my legs," he added, piteously, "these ten years back, and I think some of my sperrit went with it.