Vulgar words in Quill's Window (Page 1)
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So, you see, when all of them ghosts get together and begin scrapping over property rights, it's enough to scare the gizzard out of 'most anybody that happens to be in the neighbourhood.
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I wonder what the old boob meant by that rotten slam at my people."
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You think that nothing but boobs and corn-fed squaws come from Indiana, but if you hang around long enough you'll find you're mistaken.
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Of course, there are boobs like me and Doc Simpson and Tintype Hatch who get up to Chicago once every three or four years and have to sew our return trip tickets inside our belly-bands so's we can be sure of getting back home after Chicago gets through admiring us, but now since prohibition has come in I don't know but what we're as bright and clever as anybody else.
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I don't believe he swore like that, but then Jim can't say good morning to you without getting in a cuss word or two.
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Damn these cobwebs!
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"He nearly talked an arm off of me and Furman Hatch this morning,--and it certainly seemed to be a real pleasure for him to cuss.
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Don't cuss like that.
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You've got to--" Mr. Hurdle said he didn't give a cuss if all the women in town were present, he was going to say what he thought of any blankety-blank,--and so on at great length, despite the fact that the ladies crowded even a little closer, evidently reluctant to miss a word of his just and unbridled blasphemy.
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"Clumsy ass!" he muttered.
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If you're expecting me to help you unload a lot of bum oil stock on Miss Alix Crown you're barking up the wrong tree,--I don't give a cuss if you are my own sister's son.
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Time and again his hand, in seeking the ink, had touched the hand of his heroine,--she remembered once jabbing her pen into his less nimble finger as she went impatiently to the fount of romance, and he had exclaimed with a grimace: "Gee, you must have struck a snag, Alix!"
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He was not there to hear this man making love to her in the room where he had poured out his soul to her.
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Then they got to saying 'shucks,' and from that they progressed to 'darn,' and now they say 'damn' without a quiver.
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Then upon reflection, he added with considerable vehemence: "Damn him!"
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"GOD DAMN YOU!