Vulgar words in Little Journeys to the Homes of the Great - Volume 11 - Little Journeys to the Homes of Great Businessmen (Page 1)
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Others had tried it, but the sudden cooling of the metal had caused the moldboard to warp and lose its shape, and all good plowmen know that a moldboard has to have a form as exact in its way as the back of a violin, otherwise it simply pushes its way through the ground, gathering soil and rubbish in front of it, until horses, lines, lash and cuss words drop in despair, and give it up.
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The desire was to damn the subject for all time.
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"Once upon a time an ass kicked a lion, but the lion was dead."
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Dunfermline is almost done for by a liberality that would damn any American town.
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New England has her "white trash," as well as the South.