Vulgar words in Christopher Hibbault, Roadmaker (Page 1)
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In mean streets and alleys it was inexpressibly dreary: the fagged inhabitants lacked even energy to quarrel.
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We went into a big sort of shop with lots of people buying things and he knocked up 'accidental like' (this was evidently a reminiscence of a phrase often used), against a lady and she dropped her parcels and purse and things, and I pretended to pick them up, and if there were only parcels or pennies I really did, but if the money spilt and it was gold I put my foot on it and picked it up for Marley when I could.
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Aymer, don't be an ass, old fellow--Max won't want anything."