Vulgar words in Earth's Enigmas - A Volume of Stories (Page 1)
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It was not that he lied from malice--the hands said he hadn't "spunk" enough to know what malice was--but sheer mental obliquity led him to lie by preference, unless he saw reason to believe that the truth would conciliate his comrades.
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"My!" thought the girl to herself, "he's got some spunk, after all, to git off such a speech as that, an' to rake me over the coals, too!"