Vulgar words in The Continental Monthly, Vol. 2, No 3, September, 1862 - Devoted to Literature and National Policy. (Page 1)
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A few days afterward appeared a fearful wood-cut, the head of a jackass, with his tongue hanging down several inches, and under it, these words, in Italian: 'The only tongue yet learnt in less than thirty-six lessons!'
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As a whole, they compare very favorably with the 'poor white trash,' and individually they are vastly superior to this 'trash.'
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Dix-ie was ver-y smart, He could drink whis-ky, fight chick-ens, play po-ker, and cuss his moth-er.
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