Vulgar words in The Young Duke (Page 1)
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I am bastard!
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Damn the St. Leger.
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As for buffoons and artists, to amuse a vacant hour or sketch a vacant face, we must frankly tell you at once that there is not one.
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The young Duke----' 'Damn the Duke!'
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'And Backbite for a buffoon,' said Mr. Annesley.
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There was a projected railroad which would entirely knock up his canal, and even if crushed must be expensively opposed.
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my fathers, am I indeed your child, or am I bastard?
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No wonder Ovid, who was a judge, made love so much connected with his Metamorphoses.
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We like a good broken heart or so now and then; but then one should retire to the Sierra Morena mountains, and live upon locusts and wild honey, not 'dine out' with our cracked cores, and, while we are meditating suicide, the Gazette, or the Chiltern Hundreds, damn a vintage or eulogise an _entrée_.
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He'll knock up their Charter.
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Is there a more contemptible, a more ludicrous, absolutely ludicrous ass than myself?