Vulgar words in Continental Monthly , Vol. 6, No. 1, July, 1864 - Devoted to Literature and National Policy. (Page 1)
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Puff after puff rolls up from the long line of battery-covered hillocks, under the bastard flag, and the rolling thunder peals on our ears with the whizzing of death-threatening balls.
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_I'll_ bet yours's as fat an' good's Mr. Prescott's, or old Cowles's--damn him!
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If your face hadn't looked prettier'n it does now, damn me if I'd ever looked twice at it!'
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At Saurloch, a little distance south of Munich, there were still, in 1840, to be seen pictures of Luther and his wife in a group made up of chimney sweeps, buffoons, and many others of the class.