Vulgar words in Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 59, No. 363, January, 1846 (Page 1)
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Achilles makes love to Iphigenia as if she were in the marbled gardens of Versailles; the passion of Phèdre for Hippolyte, is the refined effusion of modern delicacy, not the burning fever and maniac delirium of Phædra in Euripides.
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Hurst _is_ a bit of an ass, certainly; but you can't with any decency first ask a man for a seat, and then refuse to give him up the reins."
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I've no doubt the rest of the company will take my word for her being the prettiest girl on the ground to-day; Hurst would second me if he were here, for I never saw a man making love more decidedly in my life."
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"Because I say to him only this, sir--'_Other_ priest ask gentleman _too much_--hope you not _very dear too_, sir;' to which he say, '_You damn fool_, I don't sell coins!'
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"You rascal, you have been telling us a lie; that gentleman could never have said, damn the whole world."
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questa é una minchioneria!_' that means 'damn fool,' sir,--'_dettia tutti d' andare al diavolo_,' that be the same as tell every body go to h-ll!!"
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We arrived safe and stunned, in about an hour and a half, at the foot of a tower of no Roman or Sicilian growth, but a bastard construction upon the ancient foundations of Epipolæ.
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Never, since the day when men first armed their heads for the fight, has there been seen such a paltry, ugly, useless, bastard kind of a thing as the last cap turned out for the British army.
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"Cease, blockhead, to babble Your ganderlike gable: Could Repeal e'er be REASON CONTENTS ME with Graham, Could the NE NIMIUM Of good Gordon succumb, Or the Stanley's SANS CHANGER be changed into shame?