Vulgar words in The Girl of the Golden West (Page 1)
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"I heard him making love to you!
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That he had been making love to her with his eyes, if not with words, she knew only too well--a fact that had been anything but displeasing to her.
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An' ornamental sort o' cuss, ain't he?
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The boys always tol' me I knowed so much, but they're such damn liars!"
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"You weren't there," he explained hurriedly, "when he came in and began flirting with the Girl and--" "Ramerrez making love to the Girl?" broke in Ashby.
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There'll be another hussy around here.
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"I've got it," went on Nick with enthusiasm; "you've got it; the boy's got it; the Girl's got it; the whole damn world's got it.
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We began this Academy game together--we boys an' the Girl--an' there's a damn pretty piece of sentiment back of it.
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He's a wonder on the road--you've got to take your hat off to the damn cuss!"
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Damn me--I wish you could... Oh, why couldn't I have let her pass!
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"Why, Girl," he said, all the kindliness of his gentle nature flooding his eyes, "the boys an' me ain't perhaps realised jest what Johnson stood for you, an' hearin' what you said, an' seein' you prayin' over the cuss--" Rance's face lit up scornfully.
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"The cuss?" he cut in, objecting to a term which is not infrequently used affectionately.
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"Yes, the cuss," repeated Sonora, all the vindictiveness gone from his heart now.