The 2,796 occurrences of cuss

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"But you always were a punctilious cuss.

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"But you always were a punctilious cuss.

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And he sez, "Yes, that dog is a big-feelin' little cuss-tomer.

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He hain't mad at you, but he gotter cuss somebody!

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"Honey, folks roun' heah mos' on 'em like Mist' Vanrevel so well dey ain't hole it up ag'in' him--but, Missy, ef dey one thing topper God's worl' yo' pa do desp'itly and contestably despise, hate, cuss, an' outrageously 'bominate wuss'n' a yaller August spiduh it are a Ab'litionist!

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Now when she heard these words she shouted for joy, and fell to the ground fainting; and when her senses returned she asked, "O my lord, can it be true that thou hast power of speech?" and the King making his voice small and faint answered, "O my cuss!

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And he answered, "Fie on thee, O my cuss!

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"Reckon you're the meanest cuss in these woods," drawled Jim.

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An' he began to cuss him.

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An' Beasley began to cuss him an' was cussin' him as they all run out."

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Oh, if I only knew cuss words fit for you--I'd call you them!"

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Cuss them swells!

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One ought to see him wince and--cuss 'em all!--that's just what they'll never do.

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"Well," said Price emphatically, and qualifying every word that would bear qualification, "so fur as workin' on Sundays goes, I'm well sure I allus worked on Sundays, an' I'm well sure I allus will; an' I'm well sure 'ere ain't no cuss on me.

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Why, I dunno what the (complicated expletive) a cuss is!

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I hope he'll scratch the bridle off, and roll on the saddle till it's not worth a cuss.

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"And yet Collins can't ride worth a cuss," contributed Moriarty confidentially.

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He's all out o' cuss-words and there hain't a log budged.

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Or else, perhaps they don't care a cuss whether Sandy MacDonald died or not.

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Anyway, what with the phizzing of the seltzer and the lights and the girls, Pupkin began to feel so fine that he didn't care a cuss for all the Browning in the world, and as for the poet-oh, to blazes with him!

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"He's a smart little cuss," Laughlin told Cowperwood.

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Ther' 's times when I'm unsoshle ez a stone An' sort o' suffocate to be alone,-- I'm crowded jes' to think thet folks are nigh, An' can't bear nothin' closer than the sky; Now the wind's full ez shifty in the mind Ez wut it is ou'-doors, ef I ain't blind, An' sometimes, in the fairest sou'west weather, My innard vane pints east for weeks together, My natur' gits all goose-flesh, an' my sins Come drizzlin' on my conscience sharp ez pins: Wal, et sech times I jes' slip out o' sight An' take it out in a fair stan'-up fight With the one cuss I can't lay on the shelf, The crook'dest stick in all the heap,--Myself.

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"Blank cantankerous cuss!" said the cowboy.

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Old Monte sets the brake, wrops the reins about it, locks his hands over his head, an' turns in to cuss.

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If you mean that smooth-faced cuss that stutters and lives on Braden's Hill, I called on him, but he was out.

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"Job is an independent cuss," he said, "I'm afraid he'd regard that as an unwarranted trespass on his preserves."

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"I've often asked myself why I ever had any use for such a secretive cuss as you," declared young Mr. Gaylord.

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Peter Pardriff's a grateful cuss, all-right, all right."

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If that crazy cuss Crewe hadn't broken loose, it would have been different.

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If you mean that smooth-faced cuss that stutters and lives on Braden's Hill, I called on him, but he was out.

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"Job is an independent cuss," he said, "I'm afraid he'd regard that as an unwarranted trespass on his preserves."

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"I've often asked myself why I ever had any use for such a secretive cuss as you," declared young Mr. Gaylord.

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Peter Pardriff's a grateful cuss, all-right, all right."

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If that crazy cuss Crewe hadn't broken loose, it would have been different.

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However, the lie is none o' mine, it's that old cuss Skinflint set it afloat; he is always pisoning these peaceful waters."

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No, the cuss would only show it to the _Springbok;_ 'there's a reward,' says he.

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Now I tell _you_ that old cuss knows where the gal is, and mebbe got her tied hand and fut in his cabin.

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Why, there's an old cuss about that knows where the island is as well as you do."

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I reckon I'll deal with you and not with that old cuss; not by a jugful!

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What with picking ye out o' the sea, and you giving me back the harpoon the cuss stole, and your face like a young calf, when you are the 'cutest fox out, and you giving the great United States their due, I'm no more fit to deal than mashed potatoes.

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But you couldn't listen to old Spike Williams, 'cause the' wasn't no opportunity--he didn't even cuss.

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The fair-hair straightens up with a snort, while the pot-openers begin to cuss sort o' growly.

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The kid got up an' begun to cuss as usual, but the pony never moved.

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You are the one 'at didn't have no call to cuss.

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I just know 'at you went there to cuss 'cause I made you own up at breakfast that it wasn't no worse for me to fling the oatmeal out the window when it didn't suit me than it was for you to fling the coffee."

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I was feared I might have to go back to John, an' John's a sort of a heavy baggage for a careless cuss to be luggin' around.

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He was the most onlucky cuss 'at ever breathed, I reckon.

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I tried to mine it out by myself at first, but pshaw, every cuss in the book had a name like an Injun town, an' the' was about as many characters in the book as the' is on the earth; so I delegated Hammy to read her out loud.

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I wasn't much acquainted over in Danders, an' I thought it would be easy slidin'; but the first feller I met was a useless sort of a cuss what had been punchin' cows at the Diamond Dot the time the Prophy Gang tried to clean it out, an' he has to tell 'em who I am, an' they had all heard about me an' Bill Andrews; so 'at it was purt' nigh impossible for me to hold out.

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Now the old man was mighty savin' with his cuss-words, a' he put out a purty tol'able fair grade o' grammar; but the girl had an eye in her head and an ear to listen with, an' she had been for a long time takin' notice o' the side winks o' the Easterners.

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It seems to give me a curious, itchy feelin' in the right hand, an' I have had to make several extra peculiar speciments dance a few steps for no other reason; but this little cuss never batted an eye.

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That little cuss was willin' to fight any-thing that walked.

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He sat up an' began to tell what a low-down, sneakin' cuss Dick had allus been.

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Layer after layer, up it came; an' all the while mebbe I wasn't feelin' like a tender-foot, with that fat little cuss puffin' his pipe in the back seat, as happy as a toad.

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"You're a funny cuss," sez he.

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He was a comical little cuss, an' it amused me a heap to see how excited he was.

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Holy smoke, but he did cuss.

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"'If I had ten dollars I'd about call you a lot on that,' says Wilkins, 'but I'm a pore cuss an' ain't got no ten dollars, an' what's the use?

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Before we done pow-wows two minutes up comes Old Monte, with the stage, all dust an' cuss-words, an' allows he's been stood up out by the cow springs six hours before, an' is behind the mail-bag an' the Adams Company's box on the deal.

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Of course I talks back at this hold- up a heap profane, for I don't aim to have the name of allowin' any gent to rustle my stage an' me not cuss him out.

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But I allers puts it up I'd shorely filled my hand an' got plumb into the play, only it's a bad winter; an' in the spring the cattle, weak an' starved, is gettin' down an' chillin' to death about the water- holes; an' as results tharof I'm ridin' the hills, a-cussin' an' a- swearin'; an' all 'round it's that rough, an' I'm that profane an' voylent, I reckons towards April probably my soul's buried onder ten foot of cuss-words, an' that j'inin' the church in my case is mighty likely to be a bluff.

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"Let's roll the cuss in the fancy collar," proposed one of the head-hunters,--meaning me.

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"Why, cuss me if it isn't Billy!

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They didn't cuss you personally,--that'll come later, of course.

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"Let's roll the cuss in the fancy collar," proposed one of the head-hunters,--meaning me.

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"Why, cuss me if it isn't Billy!

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They didn't cuss you personally,--that'll come later, of course.

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Cuss you, you old fool, do you think I am to be kept all day while you are mumbling here?

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Cuss them; I'll keep them quiet," and so he took up a yard measure, and leaning over the counter, hit right and left.

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"H-haven't took that Worthington cuss?"

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Mean cuss."

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Hardest man to talk to I ever met--never see a man before but what I could get him to say somethin', if it was only a cuss word.

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"H-haven't took that Worthington cuss?"

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Mean cuss."

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Hardest man to talk to I ever met--never see a man before but what I could get him to say somethin', if it was only a cuss word.

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It's a blasted shame to fetch them fellers in here, along side of us; and so I'll tell the chap that bosses this concern; cuss me if I don't."

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And when we gathered around the fire at night, how we did "cuss" that river!

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You can take it from us, boys, he's the meanest cuss that ever downed a harmless nigger....

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'I wouldn't care a cuss whether he went after the black-gin or not; she's a half-caste, by the way, and all the worse for that.

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I'll gamble we're into the money big, though, for I always was a lucky cuss.

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"I'm sorry--because--well, I'm a selfish sort of cuss--and--" Burrell pulled up blushingly, with a strong man's display of shame at his own emotion.

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Cuss me for an idjut; but I swar, Mars Lennox, I am that scared I dasn't to tell you no lie.

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You never saw such a fetching little cuss.

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"Isn't he a jolly little cuss, Miss Pennycuick?"

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My mother's brother, bein' a sailor, an' wonderful for 'is stomach, which, when 'e 'ad done a meal, the table looked as if a low-cuss had gone over it."

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"A low-cuss!" replied the landlady, in surprise at his ignorance, "as I've read in 'Oly Writ, as 'ow John the Baptist was partial to 'em, not that I think they'd be very fillin', tho', to be sure, 'e 'ad a sweet tooth, and ate 'oney with 'em."

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"Shut up, cuss you!" yelled Mother Guttersnipe, viciously, "or I'll knock yer bloomin' 'ead orf," and she seized the square bottle as if to carry out her threat; but, altering her mind, she poured some of its contents into the cup, and drank it off with avidity.

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It were the brandy she drank; she was allays drinkin', cuss her."

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Wanted 'im to look at 'is work, I s'pose, cuss 'im; and Sal prigged some paper from my box," she shrieked, indignantly; "prigged it w'en I were too drunk to stop 'er?"

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"Not I, cuss you," she retorted, politely.

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"Gon' an' left 'er pore old gran' an' joined the Army, cuss 'em, a-comin' round an' a-spilin' business."

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"I'm a forting to the public-'ouse, I am, an' it's the on'y pleasure I 'ave in my life, cuss it."

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"Cuss 'im," she croaked over her evening drink, to an old crone, as withered and evil-looking as herself, "why can't 'e stop in 'is own bloomin' 'ouse, an' leave mine alone--a-comin' round 'ere a-pokin' and pryin' and a-perwenting people from earnin' their livin' an' a-gittin' drunk when they ain't well."

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"An' s'elp me I'll do for 'im some night w'en 'e's a watchin' round 'ere as if it were Pentridge--'e can git what he can out of that whelp as ran away, but I knows suthin' 'e don't know, cuss 'im."

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"You come a-falutin' round 'ere agin priggin' my drinks, cuss you, an' I'll cut yer throat an' wring yer wicked old 'ead orf."

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"Oh, ye've come again, 'ave ye," she screeched, raising her skinny arms, "to take my gal away from 'er pore old gran'mother, as nussed 'er, cuss her, when 'er own mother had gone a-gallivantin' with swells.

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"Cuss 'im!" croaked the old woman in a sympathetic manner, as she took a drink from the broken cup.

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"Cuss 'em!" croaked Mother Guttersnipe, drowsily, "I'll tear their 'earts out."

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"Cuss ye," said the old woman, but in such a tender tons that it sounded like a blessing.

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"Stole it, cuss ye," shrieked the old hag, shaking her fist.

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