Vulgar words in The Happy Family (Page 1)
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Whereupon they took the hint and departed, assuring Andy, by way of farewell, that he was an unappreciative cuss and didn't deserve any sympathy or sick-calls.
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"What you've gone through--and I don't give a cuss what it is--ain't a marker for what's going to happen if yuh don't loosen up on the history," said Jack Bates firmly.
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"By damn, Ay tank yo' vas got soom crazy," apologized the herder humbly, sanity growing in his pale blue eyes.
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"Ay tank--" "Oh, I don't give a cuss what you _tank_," Happy Jack cut in.
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It's a damn' shame he got away on us," Pink sighed regretfully.
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"Damn a bunch uh quitters!" he flared hotly, and left them, to hunt up the Old Man and Chip--one or both, it did not matter to him.
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"It ain't going to be such damn' easy money--that two hundred," he confided pantingly to Andy, who stood near.
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Why, damn it, yuh _know_ he'll win!" stormed Irish.
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That fellow has been up to something, or he wouldn't be acting so damn' queer.
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It's me for the Bad-lands--and you can think what yuh damn' please about it."
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I remember 'em now, damn 'em!"
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He sat down by the open window and smoked four cigarettes, said "Damn Freddy!" three times and with added emphasis each time, though he knew very well that Freddie had nothing to do with it, and then went to bed.
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"I sure got the old boy stirred up; I left him swearin' Dutch cuss-words that sounded like he was peevish.