Vulgar words in It Might Have Been - The Story of the Gunpowder Plot (Page 1)
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"That rascal's not sick, any more than he's a person of honour.--Thee bestride thy horse, lad--without thou canst find an ass, which would suit with thee better.--Now, Hans, come and help me to mount."
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To hold skeins of silk whilst my Lady winds them, maybe, and to ride the great horse, and play tennis and shuttlecock with his Lord, and to make up his mind to which of all his Lady's damsels he'll make love o' the lightest make."