Vulgar words in The Portion of Labor (Page 1)
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"Damn it, she's got the child!" said the thin man.
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To-night when she saw Eva enter the room, a lighted lamp illuminating her face fairly reckless with happiness, to light the fire in the courting-stove as her sister facetiously called it, she thought to herself that Jim Tenny was coming, that they would be shut up in there all alone as usual, and then she looked out at the storm and the night again, and the little home picture thrown against it.
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It would be too absurd of him to commence making love at once, and as for asking Ellen about her work, that seemed a subject better let alone.
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"We didn't want any such work as this, damn you.
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"She needn't have thought I was going to make love to her going home in broad daylight with all these folks," he reflected, and he threw up his head impatiently.
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Damn him!"
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Well, I don't think you've got much spunk, I must say.
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I ain't goin' to back out because a girl likes the boss, damn him!"