Vulgar words in Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine - Volume 54, No. 338, December 1843 (Page 1)
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Between ourselves, he is better where he is; he is a horrible ass."
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Slightly formed, handsome, clever and accomplished, with naturally graceful manners, and a fair share of vanity and affectation, there was no doubt of his making a respectable heroine if he would consent to be made love to.
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"Now, Miss Hardcastle," (Marlow _loquitur_,) "I have no objection to your smoking cigars during rehearsal, of course--because you won't do that on Monday night, I suppose; but I must beg you to get out of the practice of standing or sitting crosslegged, because it's not lady-like, or even barmaid-like--and don't laugh when I make love to you; for if you do, I shall break down to a certainty."