Vulgar words in A London Life and Other Tales (Page 1)
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Does she want some one to make love to her?'
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'Lord, what an ass!' she then ejaculated, putting the paper-knife into her book to keep her place.
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Moreover I think you have a very different idea in this country of what constitutes--well, what constitutes making love.
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'Oh, she was a clever hussy!' his companion rejoined.
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Her distress was horrible to Oliver Lyon but his astonishment was greater than his horror when he heard the Colonel respond to it by the words, vehemently uttered, 'Damn him, damn him, damn him!'
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'Damn him--damn him--damn him!' the Colonel repeated.
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'Damn him--damn him--damn him!' he broke out once more.
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He considered that he had virtually given that lady his word that he would not make love to her; but his spirits had risen since his visit of three or four hours before.