Vulgar words in The Seventh Man (Page 1)
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"You, boy; easy, damn you!
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Stand still, damn you.
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Beginning in the first person, he loathed himself as a thick-headed ass for talking to Betty as he had done; as well put a burr under one's saddle and then feel surprise because the horse bucks.
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Swain was the last man Glass had taken, and Lew Perkins should have known that the sheriff never talked about his work; the old ass was in his green age, his second childhood.
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"The damn fools will wind their horses before they hit the pass."
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Damn 'em!"
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They decided to head straight back for the nearest town with the body of Harry Fisher, and, fagged by the desperate riding of that day, they let their horses go with loose rein, at a walk.
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Buck, it drives me damn near crazy to see her fade this way."
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"Lead the damn thing on ag'in," he said, and muttered the rest of his sentence to himself.
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"Damn you," he whispered, and went for his gun.
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The moccasins and the white nightgown were the sum and substance of her apparel, and the cowpunchers stood up around the table to admire her spunk.
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Don't you know no better'n to cuss in front of a kid?"