Vulgar words in Potterism - A Tragi-Farcical Tract (Page 1)
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Potterism has no notion of a God who doesn't care a twopenny damn whether you starve or not, but does care whether you're following the truth as you see it.
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I wish the powers that be would send me out there, but it's for them to judge, and if they think I should be of less use as a padre than all the Toms, Dicks, and Harrys they are sending, it's not for me to protest.
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A shallow, solemn ass.
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I faced him, black and bitter, and he was not only to me Jane's husband, the suspicious, narrow-minded ass to whom she was tied, but, much more, the Potterite, the user of cant phrases, the ignorant player to the gallery of the Pinkerton press, the fool who had so little sense of his folly that he disputed on facts with the experts who wrote for the _Weekly Fact_.
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'Sorry to be such an ass,' she said, more in her normal tone.
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Oh, yes, and he said, "Damn you" rather loud.
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It was only that silly ass, Clare, or else it was an accident.'