Vulgar words in Americans All - Stories of American Life of To-Day (Page 1)
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Damn it!
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"Damn bad for us."
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Along come a lot of boobs who never use a hotel the year around except to loaf in the lobby, and wear out the leather chairs, and use up the matches and toothpicks and get the baseball returns, and immediately you turn away a traveling man who uses a three-dollar-a-day room, with a sample room downstairs for his stuff, who tips every porter and bell-boy in the place, asks for no favors, and who, if you give him a halfway decent cup of coffee for breakfast, will fall in love with the place and boom it all over the country.
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"With that bunch of boobs a fellow's got a swell chance to get anywheres."
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"The poor exemption boobs are already running for doctors' certificates and marriage licenses, but even if they get by with it--and it is ninety-nine to one they won't--they can't run away from their own degradation and shame."
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"And give myself away as a damn fool--sure Mike.
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"God damn his soul!" he said, deliberately.
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"_ FLINT AND FIRE BY DOROTHY CANFIELD My husband's cousin had come up from the city, slightly more fagged and sardonic than usual, and as he stretched himself out in the big porch-chair he was even more caustic than was his wont about the bareness and emotional sterility of the lives of our country people.
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"I'll kill some o' dem damn----" "'Lias!"
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"Damn you, _shoot_!" cried the other, believing his end was come.
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These ain't no damn deputies.