Vulgar words in War and the Weird (Page 1)
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The bumptious and dull ass who announces "Miracles do not happen," is now seen in true perspective and he cuts a poor figure.
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In regard to such the "ecclesiastical damn" and the "scientific damn" have been freely used.
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men to knock up a strong case for the Albertus Magnus and--but enough.
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Tim went away with the idea (perfectly correct) that the stolid-looking youth's hands that had gripped his neck and the seat of his knickers were very strong, and another impression that even Victor would not have stood an earthly chance against such a fellow.
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His anger grew--"damn them for a pack of cringing, footling cowards: he, Tim Gamelyn, descendant of the De Gamelyns who fought in a hundred battles, would teach them how men of his father's house went into battle."
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"You must tell me for the last time the story about the wicked German baby killer who was turned into a pig.
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"Go on, my English man--There was once a big fat baby killer who lived in Potsdam ..." Then the R.H.A.
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I think you may be like the man in the English soldiers' story, who turned into a pig--a baby killer perhaps.