Vulgar words in Two Sides of the Face - Midwinter Tales (Page 1)
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Roger in return considered her merely as a hussy--a designing baggage who had sold herself to an old fool.
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"He's over 'pon the Island, making love to Mrs. Lebow's youngest daughter, Lally!
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"At the risk of seeming intrusive, I at once knocked up two Irish gentlemen on the landing above who had been audibly making a night of it while I sat here endeavouring to compose my thoughts to the calmness proper for framing a testamentary disposition.
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The General, sir--your lamented uncle--had a flow: he would, if allowed, and meaning no disrespect, talk the hind leg off a jackass; but I found him lacking in 'umour.