Vulgar words in Phoebe, Junior (Page 1)
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But nevertheless he was annoyed that his son should be such an ass.
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John was always an ass," said Sir Robert, with a crossness which sprang chiefly from the fact that the temperature of the room was higher than usual, and the habits of his evening interfered with.
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it means that your brother is an ass, that is what it means.
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"The ungrateful hussy hasn't even as many rooms to do as she had in the High Street, when there was the 'prentices' beds to make," Mrs. Tozer said indignantly to her husband; but Jane on her side pointed to the length of passage, the stairs, the dining and drawing-rooms, where there had once only been a parlour.
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The old Tozers were fearful people to encounter, people whom to visit would be to damn himself in Carlingford; but then the Miss Griffiths were very insipid by the side of Phoebe, and the variety of her talk, though he had seen so little of her, seemed to have created a new want in his life.
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damn him!" cried the old man, transported with rage.
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"Give it up, you hussy!" he shrieked, with a yell of fury, his face convulsed with sudden rage, thickly and with sputtering lips.
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Give up that bill, you brazen young hussy, and go out of my sight.
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He was a blockhead, but he was a man, and could stand up for his love, and for his own rights as a man, independent of the world.
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Old Tozer is an old ass, begging your pardon for saying so, and my son is a fool--" "I do not agree to either," said Phoebe gravely, "but never mind, I will certainly hear what you have to say."