Vulgar words in The Mirror of Taste, and Dramatic Censor, Vol. I, No. 6, June 1810 (Page 1)
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It is the finest, the most rare and difficult talent that can be; but it is disgraced by blockheads, and proscribed by hypocrites.
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* * * * * The _lively device_ upon Mrs. Clarke's seal, which tickled the fancy of the _gallant_ Colonel Mac Mahon, was a _worn out Jack Ass_, mounted by a Cupid, prodding the sides of the animal with an arrow, and the following motto, _Tels sont mes sujets_--"Such are my subjects."
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Why you whore-son coxcombe, said the lord, canst thou not dig the pit deepe enough and bury all together?
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And if I thought you were not joking--but you are--(_looking close in her face_)--yes--no--(_Ulrica smiles_)--she's the same kind-hearted-- _Ul._ I am; and were we but in our native village, Christopher---- _Chris._ We'd send for a priest, buy a little land, make money, make love, and have such a happy fire-side!
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