Vulgar words in The Outcry (Page 1)
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"She has told me she thoroughly likes me and that--though a fellow feels an ass repeating such things--she thinks me perfectly charming."
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"Of course I shall," the young man unreservedly agreed--"like a wanton meddling ass!"
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"Why, your own sister to begin with--whose interest in what may make for your happiness I suppose you decently recognise; and _his_ people, one and all, the delightful old Duchess in particular, who only wanted to be charming to you, and who are as good people, and as pleasant and as clever, damn it, when all's said and done, as any others that are likely to come your way."
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"Isn't it, damn you, just _in_ ours--?"
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"If I'll obligingly announce to the world that I've made an ass of myself you'll kindly forbear from your united effort--the charming pair of you--to show me up for one?"