Vulgar words in The Squirrel-Cage (Page 1)
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A tall brown-eyed blonde, with the physical development of a woman and the facial expression of a child of twelve, cried out, "I feel as though I should swoon for joy to see that darling way she holds her hands when the leading man's making love to her--so sort of helpless--like this--" "Oh, Madeleine, that's not a _bit_ the way.
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"He has that, damn him!"
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Take a vacation from finding everything so damn tragic.
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He had prided himself on his acute insight into human nature in general, and upon his specialized, intensified knowledge of those two women whom he had known so long and studied so minutely; but "I've been a conceited blockhead, and vanity's treacherous as well as damnable," he cried out to his sister some days later, amazed beyond expression at the way in which their loss affected Lydia and her mother.
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"Oh, _damn_ that idiot!" he cried.
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"I suppose you still prefer that dirty Irish slut to my wishes," he said.
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"The damn fool!" cried the doctor, his face working.
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The other men left widows and children, too, I suppose--Oh, damn!
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damn!
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damn!"