Vulgar words in Good Indian (Page 1)

This book at a glance

bonehead x 1
cuss x 2
damn x 8
fudge x 1
make love x 2
            
scrap x 4
spunk x 1
            

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Produced by Ken Smidge GOOD INDIAN by B. M. Bower 1912 Contents: I PEACEFUL HART RANCH II GOOD INDIAN III OLD WIVES' TALES IV THE CHRISTMAS ANGEL V "I DON'T CARE MUCH ABOUT GIRLS" VI THE CHRISTMAS ANGEL PLAYS GHOST VII MISS GEORGIE HOWARD, OPERATOR VIII THE AMIABLE ANGLER IX PEPPAJEE JIM "HEAP SABES" X MIDNIGHT PROWLERS XI "YOU CAN'T PLAY WITH ME" XII "THEM DAMN' SNAKE" XIII CLOUD-SIGN VERSUS CUPID XIV THE CLAIM-JUMPERS XV SQUAW-TALK-FAR-OFF HEAP SMART XVI "DON'T GET EXCITED!"

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It was at this point that Donny slipped away to report that "Mamma and old Hagar are scrappin' over Good Injun again," and told with glee the tale of his misdeeds as recounted by the squaw.

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Us boneheads don't know any better--but Grant's EDUCATED."

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"I do wish she had some spunk," she muttered complainingly, not thinking that Evadna might hear her.

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Them damn' folks no eatum.

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Me damn' mad all time yo'.

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Yo' go damn' quick!'"

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"Wel-l-l--WE don't cuss much before the women," he admitted apologetically "We kinda consider that men's talk.

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"The woman insisted on scrapping.

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"THEM DAMN SNAKE" Three hundred yards up the river, in the shade of a huge bowlder, round an end of which the water hurried in a green swirl that it might the sooner lie quiet in the deep, dark pool below, Good Indian, picking his solitary way over the loose rocks, came unexpectedly upon Baumberger, his heavy pipe sagging a corner of his flabby mouth, while he painstakingly detached a fly from his leader, hooked it into the proper compartment of his fly-book, and hesitated over his selection of another to take its place.

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"Them damn' snake, him no speakum," he observed disgustedly.

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All time them damn' Baumberga shut door--no talkum loud.

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"And you imagine that it's partly your fault, and that it wouldn't have happened if you had spent more time keeping your weather eye open, and not so much making love?"

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I only want," she added, deprecatingly, "to see my biggest boy happy, and if I can do anything in any way to help--" "You can't, except just don't worry when we get to scrapping."

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"I foresee that we're due to scrap a good deal of the time," he predicted.

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They won't let anybody cross their line, and they won't say anything--not even when you cuss 'em.

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"He's worried, I tell you, and instead of sulking because he doesn't stay and make love--" "Well, upon my word!

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"You've been fudging around till you've got about ten million more hairs wound up," he grumbled.

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He'd 'a' licked the hull damn--" "Now, Donny, be careful what language you use," Phoebe admonished, and so cut short his high-pitched song of praise.

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