Vulgar words in Cutlass and Cudgel (Page 1)
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Seeing that it could not be long before morning, Ram asked himself what was the use of his going to bed; but he said nothing, only hurried to keep pace with his father; and soon after, feeling fagged out, he was fast asleep, and dreaming that whenever he piled the kegs up they kept on rolling down about him, and that the midshipman from the _White Hawk_ stood looking on, and laughing at him for being clumsy, and then he awoke fancying he was called.
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"Don't seem to be no others, only that cocky-hoopy middy, who came ashore with the men.
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Dunno though; bit cocky and nose in air when he's in full uniform, and don't know which is head and which is his heels, but he aren't such a very bad sort o' boy.