Vulgar words in Pan Tadeusz - Or, the Last Foray in Lithuania; a Story of Life Among Polish Gentlefolk in the Years 1811 and 1812 (Page 1)
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"Telimena," answered Thaddeus, "what would the world say of a man, who now, at my time of life, in good health, should settle down in a village and pass his time making love-when so many young men, so many married men are leaving their wives and children and fleeing abroad, to the standards of their country?
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"At present I have no intention whatever of marrying, nor of making love-nonsense!
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May I be the son of a bitch if I lie!
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Maciek shoved the hilt of his sword just under the spot where the bayonet is set upon the gun barrel, and knocked up the weapon; then, suddenly lowering his switch, he wounded the Muscovite in the arm, and again, with a slash from the left, cut through his jaw.
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44 [Son of a bitch.]