Vulgar words in Beth Norvell - A Romance of the West (Page 1)
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The novelty of the life had long since vanished, the so eagerly expected experience had already become amply sufficient; again and again, flinging his wearied body upon a cot in some strange room, he had called himself an unmitigated ass, and sworn loudly that he would certainly quit in the morning.
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"Lane is the merest buffoon," he replied quietly.
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You bedder not get too gay, or you lose your job damn quick.
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It seems thet feller Albrecht--the big, cock-eyed cuss who played Damon, ye recollect, gents--wus the boss of the show.
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This yere lad hed got onter the racket somehow, an' say, he wus plumb mad; he wus too damn mad ter talk, an' when they git thet fur gone it's 'bout time fer the innocent spectator ter move back outen range.
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Thet young feller just simply slathered him; he called him every name I ever heerd, an' some considerable others, an' finally, when the train was a-pullin' in, the cuss unlimbered his wad, an' began peelin' off the tens an' twenties till I thought the whole show wus over fer sure.
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"I could n't see jist how much the feller disgorged, but he wus almighty reluctant an' nifty about it; an' then I heerd him say, sneerin'-like, 'Now, damn yer, how much more do _you_ want?'
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It wud be loike the slippery cuss, an' I hear the two of thim are moighty chummy."
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Ned Winston making love to Beth Norvell!
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Why, damn it, man, the actual fact is, they can't get a single reputable mining engineer in all this whole district to take hold of their dirty work.
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"The old cuss proved more honest than I had supposed," and Farnham dropped his clinched hand on the table.
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Speak out, damn you!"
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"Positively no occasion, I assure you, for it was not to make love to the girl, I wanted to see her.
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Now, it 's true I 'd rather have you do this business up quietly; but if you refuse, don't forget there are other means fully as effective, and a damn sight quicker."
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B-blamed if y-y-you hate thet c-cuss any worse th-than I do.
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"Damn him," he muttered, his voice bitter with hate.
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"D-damn, but that helps me," he said soberly.
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A damn fool might possibly be tempted to take chances with this gun, and get hurt, but you are smart enough to understand that I 've got the drop all right, and that I mean business--I mean business."
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"Damn it," he exclaimed, his old eyes twinkling with admiration, "but you 're a man!"
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hell, yes, yer kin shoot all right, an' make love ter Greasers; but when thet's over with, yer all in.
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"D-d-damn you, B-Bill," he stuttered desperately, his great chest heaving.
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Well, just now we 've got the law an' ther evidence with us all right, but, damn ther luck, them other fellers hes got the rifles.
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He 's gittin' most damn touchy, is Stutter, an' I 'm all a-tremble fer fear he 'll blow a hole cl'ar through me.
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It's hell, love is, whin it gits a good hol' on a damn fool.
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But I have with that grinnin' cuss alongside o' yer.
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"Damn you, you sneaking, sneering brute!" he burst forth.
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I 'll do it, damn you, though it cost me my life!"
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Go, damn you--go!"
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Es Sam Hayes said, if we shoot, we 'll be a-shootin' up Gulpin County.
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Biff, he won't care a damn how he gits us, so he gits us afore we have any chance ter turn the tables on him, an' shift the law over ter our side.
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Somebody cried, "There he is, damn him!"
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"Damn me!" he cried, a new note of surprise in his voice, "Winston, look yere!"
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Farnham he tould me to keep damn quiet in the bunkhouse, out o' sight, but whin they wanted for to set this fuse off, it seems Oi was the only lad that could do the job, an' so they brought me out here along wid 'em.
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Damn if I ain 't too weak ter git up, but I got a gun yere, an' reckon I kin pull the trigger."
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That damn Farnham swore out that warrant down in San Juan, ther blame, ornery cur.
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Damn, but it makes me sick."
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"Damn you!
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Yer bet I do, an' I 'm damn glad that Farnham 's knocked out.