Vulgar words in The Trail Horde (Page 1)
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"Nothin'--followin' your orders regardin' the cuss.
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"Ah!" exclaimed Hamlin, his breath hissing through his teeth as he sucked it in with a gasp; "you sneaked on me, damn you!"
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Well, damn your hide you ain't goin' to take me; I'll blow you to hell first!"
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But things didn't go right, an' Singleton--damn it, Lawler; I never liked the man, an' I don't know _why_ I've been doin' what I have been doin'.
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But she heard Jimmy's reply, as did some of the children who still lingered outside the door: "You've walloped me, damn you; you've walloped me!"
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Damn your hide, she knows it now--and it's breaking her heart!
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"No cars, now--damn them!
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"I didn't know the cuss could hit so hard," he muttered.
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I ain't exactly in love with the cuss, myself.
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"It's safer to telegraph to the cuss," grinned Singleton, sourly.
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We've got him now, damn him!
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And with the clear, sparkling, icy water of the river on his face, and glistening beads of it on his colorless eyelashes, the giant had growled to several of his brother cowboys, who were likewise performing their ablutions at the river: "This damn wind is worse'n a Kansas regular.
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We'll find what they're up to, damn 'em!"
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Damn his hide!
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"Damn you, Lawler; you'll pay for this!" muttered the outlaw.
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"Hell," he said; "quit your damn blabbin'!"
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"Get out of here, damn you!" he said.
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An' them damn fools, Davies an' Harris, is layin' in the back room of the Wolf, paralyzed by that forty-rod that Big Jim Lafflin has been slippin' over the bar to 'em.
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I reckon we've got Lawler goin', now, the damn maverick!"
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I reckon that'll set the damn fool back some!"
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"Damn you!" cursed Warden, gripping the woman's arm until she cried out in pain; "didn't I tell you not to let her go alone--anywhere?"
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He walked past Lawler, sneering silently as he reached the door, looking back as he opened it and stood on the threshold, muttering hoarsely: "You'll hang for this, Lawler--damn you!"
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I ain't never admired the cuss none--a damned sight less since he walloped me--but I didn't think he'd drag another man's woman into a cabin like that, an'----" "Bah!
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But she had permitted him to make love to her occasionally--mildly, for what doubtful amusement she got out of it, and she had responded merely for the thrill it gave her to have a man pursue her.
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That damn Antrim bunch!"
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"Kane, I reckon it's a damn lie about you killin' Link an' Givens the way that Wharton woman says you did--in that damned paper--just malicious, without them deservin' it?"
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And, now----" "An' now it don't make a damn bit of difference what you say!" interrupted a voice from the doorway.
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That's why I let this hussy in to talk to you.
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Damn their sneakin', dirty hides!
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"Blackburn made me ride for help--damn him, anyway, Lawler!
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But damn them!" he added with a fierce, savage joy; "they didn't get away without payin' toll, either!
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"Damn you, Warden," he said hoarsely; "I ought to kill you!"
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"Damn it!" he growled as he turned his head away from Ruth and Mrs. Lawler, so that they might not see what was reflected there; "there ain't no sense of him gettin' mush-headed about it!"
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Damn you, Lawler; I'll make you squirm!"
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Well, damn you--get goin!"
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He spoke to Blackburn, throwing the words back over his shoulder: "Hold 'em right where they are--damn 'em!"
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"Now, damn you; I'll teach you to make war on women!"