Vulgar words in The Husbands of Edith (Page 1)
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"What a stupid ass you are, Brock!
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"Oh, I say, Miss Fowler, I'm not such an ass as I look, really I'm not.
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He was of the kind who love or make love to every new girl they meet, seriously enough at the time, but easily passed over if need be.
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To-night her eyes and thoughts were for him alone,--a circumstance which, could he have felt sure, would have made him wildly happy, instead of inordinately furious in his complete misunderstanding of her manner toward Freddie Ulstervelt, who had no compunction about making love to two girls at the same time.
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He's making love to her with the whole house looking on."
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People will think you are making love to _me_!" she protested, wilfully ignoring his question.
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"Damn the Odell-Carneys," was what Freddie Ulstervelt said as the train drew out of the station.
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Brock gave an embarrassed laugh and mentioned something audibly about a "stupid ass."
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He's a stupid ass.
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"But what an ass Medcroft is!"
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Persistent effort to make love to Miss Fowler had finally resulted in an almost peremptory command to desist.
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"My dear Mr. Ulstervelt, are you trying to make love to me?
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Was I making love to--_her_?"
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You forget that the whole Rodney tribe is up in arms because Medcroft is making love to his wife's sister.
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"By thunner, the damn girl is stealin' somebody's horshes!"
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"Brock, you ass, I telegraphed you I was coming and asked you to meet me at the station.
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I telegraphed twice from London and--" "Don't call me an ass," grated Brock.