Vulgar words in The Willoughby Captains (Page 1)

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ass x 10 blockhead x 1 cocky x 3 fag x 4 jackass x 1

knocked up x 1

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"I was sure of a first, but that young ass Wace fouled me," puts in Telson.

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For Parson was fagged.

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I say I'm getting fagged of impots.

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I should like to know how a fellow is to work behind a sanctimonious ass like him?"

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"We were jolly fagged--weren't we, you fellows?--and it was all a plant of those schoolhouse cads."

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I'm fagged of fooling about; ain't you?"

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"What cheer, stuck-up jackass?" howled the Welchers, with an insulting laugh; "why don't you grin?"

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"What a howling young ass he must be to put it all down!"

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I am small in the world Parson is a conceited ass.'"

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"'Parson is a conceited ass--'" "I say, you needn't go over it twice," expostulated the injured youth.

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"'A conceited ass,'" continued Telson, his voice wavering with suppressed laughter.

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"Don't be an ass, Parson," said Telson.

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He'd like to know what that young ass Curtis was grinning at?

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"It's all that young ass Morrison's doing," growled Tedbury.

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"It's a pity, though; they'll be so jolly cocky, all that set, there'll be no enduring it.

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"I say, what a stunning score our house knocked up in the second innings.

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"What an ass I am!

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"Yes," said Parson; "and jolly cocky he is about it, too!"

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With a generosity very few appreciated, he forbore to claim Mr Parrett's assistance at all during the last few days of practice, but he got Fairbairn and one or two of the schoolhouse seniors instead, and with their help kept up the courage and hopes of the young Welchers, wisely taking care, however, by a little occasional judicious snubbing, to prevent them from becoming too cocky or sure of the result.

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That's all you know, you blockhead!

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