Vulgar words in The McBrides - A Romance of Arran (Page 1)
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"Ye wid fecht wi' me," he crooned--"me, damn ye, me."
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"Peety," she cries--"peety for a wheen licht-heided hussies that lo'e the man best that tells the bonniest lees, or speaks them fairest.
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"Skim the fat off it, then, for I saw a hussy like you gi'e her mistress soup like that--and she died."
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Then and there they faithered and mithered the bairn, the useless hussies..." The mother's haughty eyes turned to the gipsy.
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"Ay, ay, wan at a time, McBride; I'll be feenishing the stickin' o' this pig before I will start on you, and you can be countin' your bastards again," and with that he whipped round on Dan like an eel with his dirk hand high.
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"Damn the whole affair," said I, and dismounted.
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"Have I to live to see one of my name a coward--a bastard and a coward?"
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The snow was falling in big wet flakes, and the fight went on, neither giving an inch, and then from behind came a thin voice-- "The McBrides are at it, hammer and tongs--the Laird and the bastard, te-he," cried Dol Beag from the dark.
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"Lay aloft, ye bitch," he roared in exasperation, "lay aloft, damn ye," and at that great sea voice Flora made off and left them, and I am not wondering at it, for surely never was a dog so ordered; but Robin McKinnon was telling me that when he was at the ploughing and McGilp walking with him step for step, the smuggler would be crying to the horses, and them turning in at the head-rig-- "Luff," he would cry, "luff, luff, and come to win'ward and we'll give you the weight o' the mainsail down the hill."
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"Kate will be meaning Dan McBride's bastard," says Dol Beag, and his hand shook a little on the hook.
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Laird and leddies and bastards, the whole clamjamfry.
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"McBride, Dan McBride, McBride, Dan McBride, look at the bonny bastard; look at your bonny bastard."