Vulgar words in Trumps (Page 1)
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"Not at all," he answered; "there are some young American gentlemen I know who would be greatly benefited by being well fagged; yes, made to lie down in the dirt and lick a little of it, and fetch and carry.
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I sha'n't be such an ass as to run into the street and say, 'I gave ten cents a yard for those goods, but you must pay me twenty.'
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Damn it, there's a little too much of the lady about you!
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"It is so much better taste for young people who are engaged not to make love in public," said Mrs. Dinks, as she sat in grand conclave of mammas and elderly ladies, who all understood her to mean her son and niece, and entirely agreed with her.
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But he is a dull, ignorant, ungrammatical, and ridiculous old ass for all that, thought Boniface Newt; and the said ass sitting in Boniface Newt's counting-room, and amusing and fatiguing Messrs. Newt & Son with his sez I's, and sez shes, and his mas, and his done its, was quietly making up his mind that the house of Newt & Son had received no accession of capital or strength by the entrance of the elegant Abel into a share of its active management, and that some slight whispers which he had heard remotely affecting the standing of the house must be remembered.
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If they had called him an ass--as they were ladies of the best position--he would have bowed, smiled, and passed on.
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One is, that you can not be too careful of what you say, in regard to its bearing upon the party; and the other is, a general rule that the Public is an ass, but you must never let it know you think so.
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"The Public, then, is an ass and a sheep?" inquired Abel.
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"Yes," said the General, "an ass in capacity, and in preference of a thistle diet; a sheep in gregarious and stupid following.
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"An ass, a sheep, and a cow," said Abel.
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"Why the h---- don't that slut of a waiter have my coffee ready?" he said to his wife, who paid no more attention to him than to the lamp on the mantle, but, on the contrary, appeared to Hope to be a little more indifferent than before.
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"If you don't black 'em better--if you don't put a brighter shine on to 'em, I'll--I'll--I'll put a shine on your face, you slut!"