Vulgar words in The Nest of the Sparrowhawk (Page 1)
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"Damn!" ejaculated the latter, heedless of the strict fines imposed by my Lord Protector on unseemly language.
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"Sometimes they make love to their employer's daughter," retorted Dame Harrison spitefully, for Lady Sue was undoubtedly lending an ear to the conversation now that it had the young secretary for object.
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I know that Lambert is dangerous ... damn him!
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"It was passing kind, gracious mistress," he responded, forcing himself to speak naturally and in agreeable tones, "to remember an insignificant country bumpkin like myself ... and you see I have presumed on your lavish hospitality and brought my young friend, Master Richard Lambert, to whom you extended so gracious an invitation."
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Vague instinct still entered a feeble protest, but reason and common sense and a certain undetermined feeling of what was due to himself socially--poor country bumpkin!--fought a hard battle too.
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It must have been just instinct--that, and the mockery of his attempt to make love to her.
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..." "Let me go!" gasped Sir Marmaduke, whom the icy fear of imminent discovery gripped more effectually even than did the village blacksmith's muscular fingers, "let me go ... damn you!"