Vulgar words in Weighed and Wanting (Page 1)
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Lord Gartley now began to make love with full intent and purpose.
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Damn the property!
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That scoundrel Corney has been about some mischief--damn him!
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Instead of walking on together in simple equality, in mutual honour and devotion, each helping the other to be better still, to have the woman, large and noble, come cowering after her pigmy lord, as if he were the god of her life, instead of a Satan doing his best to damn her to his own meanness!--it is a contrast that needs no argument!
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He did not venture to approach her, but when she got into a cab, took a Hansom and followed her to the entrance of the square, where he got down, his heart beating with exultant hope that "the rascal ass of a nobleman" had been dismissed.