Vulgar words in The Gold Bat (Page 1)
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"But if you aren't playing----" "You ass.
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Towards the end of the day, Mill would seem to have wearied somewhat of the proceedings, as was proved when Master Thomas Renford, aged fourteen (who fagged for Milton, the head of the house), burst in on the thin pretence that he had mistaken the study for that of his rightful master, and gave vent to a prolonged whistle of surprise and satisfaction at the sight of the ruins.
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"You're a bit of an ass at times, aren't you?" said Milton, kindly.
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"Let go, you ass, you're hurting."
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We'd just got the kettle going when that ass M'Todd plunged against the table and upset the lot over my bags.
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You had to fight for a place at the fire, and when you had got it 'twas not always easy to keep it, and there was no privacy, and the fellows were always bear-fighting, so that it was impossible to read a book quietly for ten consecutive minutes without some ass heaving a cushion at you or turning out the gas.
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"I was ass enough to keep a large pot full of it here, and they used it all, every drop.
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"Don't be an ass, man."
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I used to scrap when I was a kid, though."
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"Look here, Renford," he said, "if you're trying to green me--" "I'm not, you ass," replied Renford indignantly.
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I stood outside on the bench, looking through the wire netting over the door, so as not to be in the way when they started scrapping.
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What were they scrapping about?