Vulgar words in The Treasure Trail - A Romance of the Land of Gold and Sunshine (Page 1)
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For I won't be reconstructed And I don't care a damn!_ He varied this musical gem occasionally by whistling the air as he punched holes and wove the rawhide thongs in and out through the spliced leather.
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Old Cap Pike said it was a damn shame to put you up against that sun-fisher as an introduction to Granados."
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"I'll use all three of my Spanish cuss words in a minute, if you don't be reasonable," he thundered.
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Why--damn you!"
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"But I can't see how Singleton, if Singleton is square even----" "Singleton is a narrow gauge disciple of Universal Peace by decree--which, translated, means plain damn fool.
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He was fagged and worn out by one of the hardest trails he had ever covered, and was in no condition to solve the curious problems of the Indian mind, but the girl had proven a good soldier of the desert, and was, for the first time, betraying anxiety, so as the burro disappeared in the blue mist, and only the faint patter of his hoofs told the way he had gone, Kit picked up the saddle and followed.
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CHAPTER XI GLOOM OF BILLIE The return of Captain Pike on Kit's horse was a matter of considerable conjecture at Granados, but the old prospector was so fagged that at first he said little, and after listening to the things Billie had to tell him--he said less.
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Helen of Troy,--a lady of an eastern clan!--started a war on less, and the cards are stacked against us if they start scrapping.
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Kit found Rotil resting in the chapel, looking fagged and spent.
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"Damn the German!" swore Perez.