Vulgar words in By the Light of the Soul - A Novel (Page 1)
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As the train approached, he whispered in her ear, "Damn you, Gladys Mann, it's a pretty pickle you have got us into."
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"You can cuss all you want to."
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So my cousin's husband and me went to the station, and he was so tuckered out and mad at the whole performance that I could hear him growlin' cuss words under his breath the whole way.
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The only recognized survivors of the old house of Ramsey at that time were the widow, Amelia Ramsey, the wife of Anderson Ramsey, deceased, as she appeared in the minutes of the meetings, and her son George, a lad of sixteen, and the same who, in patched attire, had made love to Maria over the garden fence when she was a child.
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She did not feel so much angry as amused at the thought that this great boy should be making love to her, when all her heart was with some one else, when she could not even give him a pleasant look which belonged wholly to him.
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Your nose looks a yard long and your chin looks peaked and your mouth looks as if you were as ugly as sin.