Vulgar words in From Place to Place (Page 1)
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IV It was in the first week in September and Judson Green, a tired, badly sunburned young man, disappointed and fagged, looked forward ten days to the expiration of the three months, when confessing himself beaten, and what was worse, wrong, he must pay over one hundred dollars to the jubilant Wainright.
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"Here you, Louie," he bade one of them, "jump to the telephone and notify a certain party to have me mouthpiece at Headquarters by the time I kin get there with these two dicks.
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If some damn fool hasn't gummed things up the creeping barrage should be starting out yonder and everything is set.
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He certainly snatched you out of a damn bad hole in jig time."