Vulgar words in The Marrow of Tradition (Page 1)
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"I'll ride where I damn please."
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Truth or not, no damn nigger has any right to say it."
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"And make has'e, charcoal," added McBane, "for we're gettin' damn dry."
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He had not made love to Clara, but he had missed no opportunity of meeting her and making himself quietly and unobtrusively agreeable.
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But no man kin call me a damn' low-down nigger and keep on enjoyin' good health right along."
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"It's that hussy's child," said Mrs. Ochiltree, turning to her niece with great excitement.
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"'Oh, Mr. Merkell, dear Mr. Merkell,' cried the hypocritical hussy, falling to her knees by his bedside, and shedding her crocodile tears, 'you owe me nothing.
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"Something must be done," declared McBane, "and that damn quick.
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Jerry was a fool-- "The world of fools hath such a store, That he who would not see an ass, Must stay at home and shut his door And break his looking-glass."
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"There's that damn nigger real estate agent," blurted out McBane.
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He came from the North a year or two ago, and is hand in glove with Barber, the nigger editor, which is enough of itself to damn him.
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She felt at the same time a growing indignation at the thought that that woman should so have wrought upon her father's weakness as to induce him to think of leaving so much valuable property to her bastard,--property which by right should go, and now would go, to her own son, to whom by every rule of law and decency it ought to descend.
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"Come down, you damn fool," growled an authoritative voice.