Vulgar words in Pagan Papers (Page 1)
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What happiness in quiet moments to tend the lock-keeper's flower-beds -- perhaps make love to his daughter; anon in busier times to let the old gates swing, work the groaning winches, and hear the water lap and suck and gurgle as it slowly sinks or rises with its swaying freight; to dangle legs over the side and greet old acquaintances here and there among the parti-coloured wayfarers passing up or down; while tobacco palleth not on the longest day, and beer is ever within easy reach.
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And yet -- what a lip the slut has!
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), after an excellent simulation of prostrate, heart-broken penitence, soars joyously away, to make love to his neighbour's wife.
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''Salvation, damnation, damn -- '' A shifty wriggle of the road, and he is transformed once more.
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On the other hand, can you stall the wild ass of the desert?