Vulgar words in The End of Her Honeymoon (Page 1)
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Then Madame Poulain had gone out and called Monsieur Poulain; and the worthy man had confirmed, in every particular, what his wife had just said--that is, he had explained how they had been knocked up late last night by a loud ringing at the porte cochère; how they had gone out to the door, and there, seized with pity for this pretty young English lady, who apparently knew so very, very little French, they had allowed her to occupy their daughter's room....
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L. for London--" Gerald lost his temper--"D. for damn!" he shouted, "Dampier."