Vulgar words in The Quirt (Page 1)
This book at a glance
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I ain't got any use for a damn fool, no way yuh look at it."
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"It's a damn shame he had to go--like that."
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"It makes me feel damn sorry when I go to that ranch.
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That's a damn good rider to ride like that--what you think, Mr. Hunter?"
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"That's a damn funny place for blood, when a man is dragging on the ground," he commented drily.
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"And something else is damn funny, Lone."
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"I could swear in court that Fred's left foot was twisted--that's damn funny, Lone.
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And marks on them old oxbow stirrups don't mean a damn thing but the need of a new pair, maybe."
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Too many young men of Bob Warfield's general type had attempted to make love to her--lightly and not too well--for Lorraine to be greatly impressed.
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You can't travel these trails at a long lope with yore hair flyin' out behind and--and all that damn foolishness.
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Fred Thurman had been one; a "bull-headed cuss" who had the temerity to fight back when the Sawtooth calmly laid claim to the first water rights to Granite Creek, having bought it, they said, with the placer claim of an old miner who had prospected along the headwaters of Granite at the base of Bear Top.
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I want you to know things is pretty damn ticklish right now, and it's going to take careful steppin'."
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"The Sawtooth calls me that damn Swede on Bear Top," he explained.
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It's damn funny."
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It's a damn queer layout all around; and this here doctor gitting here ahead of you folks, that there is the queerest.
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It is something damn funny about that chain, the way it's fixed."
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Swan had not told him of anything but the runaway, and of helping to carry Brit home--and of the "damn funny thing about the chain"--the rough-lock, he must have meant.
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"Do you think I'm a damn fool, just because I'm a Swede?
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"When a man's too damn willing to be my prisoner," Swan observed seriously, "he gets tied, all right.
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"If that damn girl would keep her mouth shut I could stand a trial, even.
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"You come back, Lone, and let Yack take a damn good smell of you.
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"Loney, take a damn Swede and give him something he believes, and you could pull his teeth before you pull that notion from his thick head.
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"He's all right--just a good-natured kinda cuss that wouldn't harm anybody."
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But with her horse fagged as it was, we had no idea that we would fail to get even a sight of her.
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But if they know where she is, they're acting damn queer, Swan.
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Warfield, he don't want the damn Swede hanging around.
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Then I'll make love to you afterwards.
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Come on, you yella-livered bonehead!"
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Damn yuh, what d'yuh want that you expect to get?"
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It may look good, but it ain't good--not by a damn sight.
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Killing me for kidnapping this girl would sound damn romantic in the newspapers, and it wouldn't have a thing to do with Thurman or Frank Johnson, or any of the rest that I've sent over the trail for you.