Vulgar words in Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine — Volume 55, No. 341, March, 1844 (Page 1)
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"So will the contents of these cases, you offspring of an ass," said the old man, "if you divide them."
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This garment will bring me success; for the Pagan who sees a crimson cloak on the shoulders of the Amhara,' (Abyssinian,) 'believing him to be a warrior of distinguished valour, will take, like an ass, to his heels, and be speared without the smallest danger.'"
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A silly hussy--I wished to marry her, by the left hand, to my forester, but she kept on moping and looking at the idiotical bridegroom, and died--a poor fool."
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Presently we saw a jackass laden with vegetables come swimming down the street, carried along by the current.