Vulgar words in The Gold Hunters' Adventures - Or, Life in Australia (Page 1)
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take him away--cuss him!"
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Take the cuss off, can't ye, and not let him stand over me this way?"
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"O, no, father; the young gentlemen have hardly spoken to me, and if I should wait for them to make love, I should never be married."
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The crowd cheered him for his spunk, as they termed it, and when Fred only bowed to the question, and pulled his hat a little more over his eyes, the Californian's party applauded.
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Cuss me, if ye ain't an honor to the States!"
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Only let me have my own way, and make love to me, and we shall get along quite pleasantly."
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The husband didn't make an audible reply, but I understood him to say "Damn," quite distinctly.
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"As I was saying," continued Day, filling his pipe while talking, "I was always an ambitious cuss, and used to like plenty of money to spend on dress and cheap jewelry, but I couldn't always get it; one day my fellow 'prentice made a proposal, which he stated would fill our pockets and enable us to sport 'round nights in great style.
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Had Sam conducted himself with a certain degree of circumspection no suspicions would have been excited by his conduct; but the devil prompted him to make love to a pretty woman who was present in company with her husband, the latter an old man, ugly as sin, and jealous as Othello.
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"I don't care how ungallant it is, for I know it to be true," replied Mr. Brown, with great candor; "ten years ago, I made love to the prettiest piece of flesh and blood that ever walked on two legs, or allowed her hair to curl in ringlets.