Vulgar words in In the Roaring Fifties (Page 1)
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What the blue fury 're ye all sittin' garpin' at like a lot o' demented damn kelpies?
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What a fatuous, blundering ass!
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I know you too damn well!
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Their tools and stores were four days ahead, in the care of an experienced teamster whom Mike knew well, and whom he could trust to pull through, despite the abominable roads and the misfortunes that had knocked up many a well-found team and marked the track with crippled horses and stranded wagons.
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'Throw me another, and I'll show what I call a damn good trick.'
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'Now, that is what I call damn good sleight of hand, Brigalow!' he cried; and, producing a short, heavy green-hide whip from his shirt, he lashed the horse mercilessly, and went riding at a breakneck pace down the gully, heading for the distant timber.
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What an ass he had been!
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'I suppose I made an outrageous ass of myself.'
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'We've had a little visit from some damn scoundrel who thought we'd buried our gold here.
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'Man who drifts down the stream o' life in a painted barge on the broad of his back among the Persian rugs, with a fat cigar in his teeth, an' all his favourite drinks within reach, has gotter strike a snag now 'n agin,' said Long.
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'But we were chumps to give up our revolvers.
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I spent last night in my bunk, bein' too damn drunk to join the boys down there, worse luck!'
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He pointed beyond Boobyalla 'My word, Yarra make it big one damn fool that trooper.'