Vulgar words in With Axe and Rifle (Page 1)
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Though I wanted to go too, our father declared that we looked so much knocked up from our long tramp and sleepless nights, that we must turn in and get some rest, and he said that he would despatch Peter, who knew the country better than we did, for the purpose.
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Mr Tidey entered, looking pale and thoroughly knocked up, his dress torn and bespattered with mud.
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Mr Tidey was too much knocked up to set off immediately, so my father gave Dan and me permission to start away by daylight.
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But you are knocked up, Mike, and had better sleep on.
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The sergeant in command of the party was a cautious man, and, afraid of knocking up the horses, would not move as fast as I in my impatience desired.