Vulgar words in Brann the Iconoclast — Volume 12 (Page 1)
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Brann remarked, there goes the damn s---- of a b---- that has caused all my trouble.
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"Shot from behind," the story goes, To glorify him and to damn his foes.
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Rejoicing loud is in the House of Sham, Bigots to themselves make deep salaam, Shoddydom rubs its ringed hands in glee, The Ogre's scandal-scourged at each pink tea, Pecksniff's pray that he has gone to swell The galaxy of bravery and brains in Hell-- Great joy in small souls all not worth a damn!
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Like the dull, dull ass they are not afraid to kick the dead lion, while their ears wave to the seventh heaven of delight.
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From that well kept and wearisome prostitute and buffoon, Chauncey Depew, down to the smallest operator of a bucket-shop, they are all tarred with the same brush--things in trousers who would sell their souls for coin.
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Samson slew the Philistines with a jawbone of an ass; but a modern politician, employing the self-same weapon, would have got 'em to elect him governor.
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Not long ago a little Duke who owes his title to the fact that his great-grand-aunt was the paramour of a half-wit prince, kindly condescended to marry an American girl to recoup his failing fortunes.
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If it be a waste of lather to shave an ass, what must it be to educate an idiot?
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An old freighter who's been over the "divide" and got his profanity down to a fine art, grabs that goad, cracks it like a rifled cannon reaching for a raw recruit and spills a string of cuss words calculated to precipitate the final conflagration.
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In fact, their support will damn any politician eternally, for the people wisely conclude that what the alleged "great dailies" support is a pretty good thing for them to oppose.
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There is on earth no more pitiable person than "The bookful blockhead, ignorantly read, With loads of learned lumber in his head."
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is the bastard spawn of Ignorance and Intolerance, was conceived in sin and brought forth in iniquity.
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They damn the Catholics for doing the very thing for which they commend the Protestant.
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I'm always willing to make some sacrifice to secure the luxury of a red-hot intellectual scrapping match.
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David recounts as one of God's mercies that he giveth water to the wild ass and wine to make glad the heart of man.
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We have exchanged our buckskin for broadcloth, our hair- raising profanity for the hypocrite's whine, straight corn- juice for the champagne-jag and the hip-pocket court for the jackass verdict of the petit jury.
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At a very early age I began to doubt the existence of a personal devil, whereupon my parent on my father's side proceeded to argue the matter in the good old orthodox way, but failed to get more than half the hussy out of my hide.
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The full-blooded nigger is a fool positive, but the Anglomaniac is an ass superlative.
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V, 24 ISLAND CITY ANGEL, AN, V, 234 ISLE OF CHANEPH, THE, VI, 107 ISRAEL AS IT IS, II, 224 ITALIAN HERO, AN, VIII, 168 IT'S GONE AGLIMMERING, VIII, 274 Jackass Department, VII, 32; IX, 113 Jefferson, Thomas, IV, 303 JEFFERSONIAN DEMOCRACY, IV, 303 JEKYLL ISLAND JACK RABBITS, THE, XI, 240 JESUS AND JUDAISM.
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103 LEGISLATIVE INSANITY, XI, 261 LEGISLATIVE LIMNINGS, VII, 300 LES ENFANTS TERRIBLES, VI, 260 Leslie, Maud M., Article by, XI, 129 LIFE AND DEATH I, 179 Life Insurance, VIII, 208; IX, 85; X, 264 LIGHTS AND SHADOWS, II, 69 LIFE INSURANCE INIQUITY, THE, VIII, 208 Literary Criticisms, I, 107, 149; II, 28, 211, 218, 222, 239, 242; III, 98 180; IV 139 210: V, 13, 20: VI, 266; VII, 254; VIII, 158, 207, 224, 299; IX, 173; X, 28; XI, 1 LITERARY LEPER, A, II, 313 LITERARY RARA AVIS, A, II, 239 LIVE JACKASS, A, vs. DEAD LION OPTION AND INFAMY, IV 25 LOCAL OPTION LUNACY, THE, XII, 225 LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEER, THE, II, 141 Lone Star, The, XII, 246 LONG FELT WANT, A, IV, 213 LOOKING BACKWARD, I, 129 LOST TRIAD, THE, VI, 288 Love (see also Sex), I, 32, 101, 135, 146, 157; II, 37, 307; III, 68, 254; IV, 3, 209, 217; V, 36; VIII, 196; X, 249 LOVE AS AN INTOXICANT?
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PESSIMISM, I, 221 Oratory, VIII, 245 ORDER OF THE CROWN, THE, XI, 7 OTHER STATEMENTS, XII, 6 OUR AMERICAN CZARS, V, 170 OUR CODFISH ARISTOCRACY, IV, 272 OUR FRIEND THE ENEMY, VIII, 316 OUR H. Y. C. GOVERNOR, III, 265 OUR HEROIC YOUNG CHRISTIAN GOV., VI, 215 OUR JACKASS DEPARTMENT, IX, 113 OUR PLASTER-OF-PARIS NAPOLEON, V, 211 OUR PUBLIC PANDERS, IV, 255 OUR "SISTER REPUBLIC," II, 41 OVERDOING REFORMATION, III, 140 PADEREWSKI'S PULL, IV, 130 PAGET-THOMAS CONTROVERSY, V, 54 PAINE AND THE AMERICAN PEOPLE, IX, 308 PAINS OF ORATORICAL PARTURITION, VIII, 240 PANACEAS FOR POVERTY, IV, 68 PANIC AND ITS LESSONS THE, XI, 159 PANTHERVILLE PATRIOT, A, III, 229 PARVENUE IN "PAREE," A, III, 142 PASSING OF WILLIAM COWPER BRANN, THE, XII, 43 PASSING OF HOGG, THE, II, 43 PASSING OF PARNELL, II, 206 PASSING OF PINKIE, THE, IV, 214 PASSING OF PROTESTANTISM, THE VIII, 181 PASSING OF THE REPUBLIC, THE, VII, 95 PASSING OF THE STUFFED PROPHET, VIII, 20 PAT DONAN'S PROGNOSTICATIONS VI 43 PEN PICTURE OF BRANN, A, XII, 68 Pension System, III, 39, IV, 239; XI, 134 "PERFUMES OF PASSION, THE," VIII, 175 PERFUNCTORY PRAYER, II, 30 PETTICOAT AS A PALLADIUM, THE, XI, 129 PHILADELPHIA'S FEMALE FOOLS, XI, 199 PHILIP AND THE EUNUCH, VII, 45 PICTORIAL PAIN-KILLER, X, 28 PILGRIMAGE TO PERDITION, A, I, 91 PILLS AND POLITICS, X, 200 PLAGUE OF POETS, A, VI, 266 PLATONIC FRIENDSHIP FAKE, THE, I, 101 PLEA FOR PATRICIATE, A, IX, 154 POET PRIEST, THE, XI, 193 Poetry, 1, 104, III, 223; VI, 266; Political Corruption, II, 260; VII, 95, 225, 300; VIII, 5 POLITICAL HIPPODROME, A, IV, 191 POLITICAL OLLA-PODRIDA, A, V, 113 POLITICAL PARTIES, III, 63 112; IV, 299; V, 69, 88; VIII 62, 81, 199, 204, 304; IX, 157 178, 250 POLITICAL POINTERS, VI, 29 POLITICIANS AND PENSIONERS, III, 39 Polities (see Texas Politics, Poverty; Currency; etc.)