Vulgar words in Far to Seek - A Romance of England and India (Page 1)
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He wouldn't have the spunk to go right off with it.
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He isn't keen to knock up against me."
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"After _that_," was Nevil's heroic conclusion, "Jane can say what she damn well pleases."
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"Damn!"
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"Damn the doctors," said Lance, questions being superfluous.
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I didn't suppose his whereabouts mattered a damn to any one."
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"Whether it matters a damn--as you say--depends on whether he is the undesirable I have in mind.
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If you still care a damn for me--and the others, do what I ask--and keep your mouth shut----" Dyán's frown was hostile; but his voice was low and troubled.
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"Yes, I'll come--and damn the consequences!"
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You play that thing a damn sight too well."
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"Damn you!" he said softly.
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"That's about the size of it--from your sane, barbaric standpoint!
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But you'll have a tough job if you knock up against _me_."
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* * * * * On Thursday they rode leisurely out through the heat and dusty haze, away from bungalows and the watered Mall, through a village alive with shrill women, naked babies, and officious pariahs, who kept Terry furiously occupied: on past the city, over the bridge of boats that spans the Ravi, till they came to the green secluded garden where the Emperor Jehangir sleeps, heedless of infidels who, generation after generation, have picnicked and made love in the sacred precincts of his tomb.
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"Damn them.
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He saluted and rode off; the prospective thrill of making love to Rose damped by the fact that he had not been able to look Lance in the eyes.
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On inquiry, he learnt that the Major Sahib had gone over to see the Colonel Sahib; and Wazir Khan--Desmond's bearer--abused, in lurid terms, the bastard son of a pig who had dared to assault the first Sahib in creation.
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Seems he's received an authentic report that the city people are planning to rush civil lines, loot the bungalows, and assault our women--damn them.
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"That's all one's reward for trying to save you from jars when you were knocked up and unhappy.
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And really I don't care a damn what comes to me."
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"You look fagged out, old boy.