Vulgar words in The Barrier (Page 1)
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"It's got too many soldiers to be worth a damn."
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"She's leave Dawson damn queeck.
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"You and your men were sent here to keep things peaceable," he concluded, "and I reckon when a man is too tough for the Canuck police he is tough enough for you to tackle.
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The red of his lips was blanched, leaving two white streaks against a faded, muddy background, through which came strange and frightful oaths in a bastard tongue.
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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 make love like a man ought to--" "Are you making love to me?" she inquired, curiously.
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His arms and his lips had comforted her and stilled her fears, but after all he had merely made love.
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I've been made love to ever since I was half a woman, but at thought of a priest men seem to turn pale and run like whipped dogs.
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You see, I made love to her, and she got mad and wanted me killed."
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"Damn her!
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Damn the darkness, anyhow!
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I'll see your neck stretched, damn your heart!"
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"Dat's damn lie!" said the Frenchman.
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The priest came into the store shortly, and the men fell upon him for information, for nothing was to be gained from Poleon, who seemed strangely fagged and weary, and who had said but little.
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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.