Vulgar words in The Mirror of Taste, and Dramatic Censor - Volume I, Number 3 (Page 1)
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Now I say, boys, with what feeling could I pour out from my heart and soul, "Oh cussa heart of my old massa--him damn impudence and his cuss assurance."
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Thus all the editors, without a single comment--Oh the blockheads!
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The competition between man and man in the modern foot-race is certainly fair; but, for the better regulation of the movements of public runners, it might be expedient that an amateur, mounted on an ass, should keep pace with the performers, and, by the judicious application of a whip, prevent any of the tricks belonging to the turf, such as crossing and jostling, that gamesters might have a fair chance for their money.