Vulgar words in The International Magazine, Volume 2, No. 2, January, 1851 (Page 1)
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With no more intention of marrying than White, he took care never to make love to any woman, and if any woman made love to him, he gave her no encouragement.
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The elegant gamester discovers his cards and his companions; the garrulous find listeners; the gossip retails, and imbibes, from a hundred sources, all the current scandal; vanity finds incense--beauty adoration; the young make love, or dance, or in groups give their spirits play in pleasantries, and raillery, and peals of animated laughter; their elders listen to the music, or watch the cards, or in a calmer fashion converse; while all, each according to his own peculiar taste, find whatever pleases their palate best.
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why, that must be a hundred thousand--blockhead that I am!--more than a hundred and fifty thousand pounds Milanese!"
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"Semminating"-- "Dissemminating, you blockhead--disseminating what?"
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"Damn the stocks," began Mr. Stirn, plunging right _in medias res_, and by a fine use of one of the noblest figures of rhetoric.
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"Mr. Stirn!" cried the Squire, reddening, "did you say 'Damn the stocks?'
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--damn my new handsome pair of stocks!"
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The Parson write 'Damn the stocks,' indeed!
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Well, then, shall I have no power to oust this blockhead?