Vulgar words in The Evil Eye; Or, The Black Spector - The Works of William Carleton, Volume One (Page 1)

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blockhead x 1 buffoon x 1 damn x 3 knock up x 1 knocked up x 1

make love x 4 spunk x 1

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On looking in the prescribed direction, there, sure enough, was Barney discovered making love hard and fast to a pretty girl, whom Woodward remembered to have seen that morning in Mr. Goodwin's, and with whom he (Barney) had become acquainted when the families were on terms of intimacy.

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Damn the fellow; he has that house of mine on my hands this many a long year, for I cannot get it set.

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"Certainly," replied Alice; "in making love, Ferdora, you have the prowess of ten men."

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"Why, the faculty of making love with the power of ten men," he replied.

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"By this and by that," said one of them, "Rtn'tin' Rody will take spunk out of him, if it's in him."

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That's all knocked up; the girl won't have him, because she is attached to his brother, and because his brother is attached to her.

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"Why, that Masther Harry--long life to him--parted company wid her on the spot; said he would take part wid the masther and the other two, and tould her to her teeth that he did not care a damn about the property, and that she might leave it as a legacy to ould Nick, who, he said, desarved it better at her hands than he did."

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If there is to be any opposition, it will be with that comical old buffoon, her uncle.

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"Ay, of course, to make love.

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"Yes; but this arrangement must be kept a secret from Tom, because if she knew of it she would knock up the whole project."

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He had gotten the philosophical blockhead's crotchet into his head, and carried the principle, in a practical point of view, much further than ever the old fool himself did in his life.

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Damn your philosophy; it is cursed nonsense, and nothing else."

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