Vulgar words in Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 62, No. 382, October 1847 (Page 1)
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With such a face as that, she would have been treated, without form of trial, to a ride on an ass, dressed in a _san-benito_ and a sulphur shirt.
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Surely you are not going to make a blockhead of yourself by bolting?"
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Tom, you dunderhead--what do you mean by making an ass of yourself this way?
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The Depute Advocate was fagged; Whaup surly as a bear with a sore ear, on account of the tenuity of his fees; and Strachan, of course, in an extremely unconversational mood.