Vulgar words in Bred in the Bone (Page 1)
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Pretty gals, bless ye, need no introduction yonder; and yet one would have thought that Squire would know better than to meddle with the mischievous hussies--he took his lesson early enough, at all events.
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There's a pretty mess come o' that, by-the-by; for, out of the talk there was among the gentlemen about that difficulty, the Squire laid a bet as _he_ would drive stags; not as _we_ do, mind you, but in harness, like carriage-horses; and, cuss me, if he hasn't had the break out half a dozen times with four red deer in it, and you may see him tearing through the park, with mounted grooms and keepers on the right and left of him, all galloping their hardest, and the Squire with the ribbons, a-holloaing like mad!
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"Cuss him!
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"Impudent bastard!" cried he; "how dare you show your face beneath my roof?"
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"Two things--that you are not a bastard, nor a pauper."
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You have miscalled me by two names--Bastard and Pauper.
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"He has no more claim upon me than any other of my bastards--of whom I have more than I know of--and in fact less, for I may have deceived their mothers, whereas his played a trick on me.
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I am not a bastard; I am not a pauper.
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A pretty time to be knockin' up people at a respectable establishment.
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Have you tears for him, and none for me, you slut!
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If he stood here, I would brain him with yonder staff; and if my curse could follow him beyond the grave--as my vengeance shall to the grave's brink--he should perish in eternal fire!
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"Obey me now, you wicked, wanton slut, or I proclaim your shame before them all; one minute will decide your fate!
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Why, the girl as he loved, and whose picture I found upon him myself when I searched him, and gave it him back, too--ay, that I did--even she took a false oath, as Weasel himself told me, who was his lawyer, and had built up his case with that same hussy for its corner-stone.