Vulgar words in The Short Cut (Page 1)
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"It's a damn' Jap trick," he muttered, more than half angry now, flinging himself to his feet.
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You damn fine boss, Mis' Garth."
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"I tell you I'd a sold that ranch for twenty-five dollars an acre six months ago an' been damn' glad to git out at that.
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When a man travels three thousand miles in a damned stuffy car and then on top of that rides a horse like I did clean over the backbone of the universe, just through gratitude to his Noble Ben--" "Oh, damn the gratitude," cried Shandon.
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"If you go on that way much more," he assured her, "I'll say, 'Damn Helga!'
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But she commanded him to use his eyes for something else than just to make love with, and he understood.
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But it looks damn' funny to me that if you fellows believe that Shandon killed his brother you had to wait until now to say so.
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"You big boob, you!" shrieked Dart.
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Brisbane's wise old eyes looked at her shrewdly from behind the mask of his clean shaven face, the greatest poker face, men said, that had ever gone its inscrutable way up and down the city of fogs and wet winds.
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"That big boob--" "There's ten miles of it, Little Saxon," Shandon was muttering over and over.
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"God damn you!" he shouted wildly.
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"Damn it!" cried Hume irritably.
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"Damn him," snarled Hume, his eyes flashing like bright steel.
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Damn them.
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Damn that traitress!"