Vulgar words in The Claverings (Page 1)
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So much Sir Hugh had said, and, in saying it, had done all that in him lay to damn his sister-in-law's fair fame.
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He told himself that he was an ass-but still he went on being an ass.
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He told himself again that he was an ass; and then tried to console himself by thinking that such an occasion as this seldom happened once to any man-could hardly happen more than once to any man.
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You are not such an ass as to suppose that a man in suggesting to himself a continuance of pleasure suggests to himself also the evils which are supposed to accompany such pleasure.
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She was fagged, very much fagged; the journey, you know, and the business.
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He was ever making love to women, usually meaning no harm.
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He made love to Cecilia Burton over her children's beds, and that discreet matron liked it.
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He would have liked to have made love in the same way to Lady Ongar; but that was impossible, and in all love-making with Lady Ongar there must be danger.
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Schmoff would eat a horse if he had not a bullock, and a piece of jackass if he had not a horse."
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And he felt that he had been an ass, a fool, a conceited ass, thinking that he could produce good, when his interference could be efficacious only for evil.
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No plan had been laid down, no times fixed, no facilities for making love suggested to him.
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"Damn Warwickshire!" said Doodles, who was put beyond himself.
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Damn Warwickshire."
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Can you tell me, Captain Booddle, how they make love down in Warwickshire?"
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"The synod made an ass of itself; as synods always do.
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Saul had made himself an ass on one occasion, and there had been an end of it.
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As a curate, Saul was invaluable, and therefore the fact of his having made himself an ass had been forgiven him.
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"But he is such an ass.