Vulgar words in Rope (Page 1)
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You go and make fools of yourselves over these short-skirted little hussies all powdered up like a box of marshmallows.
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"Besides, you're awful young, both of you--and damn it, if you don't cash in on it now, next thing you know you'll be wonderin' where the time's gone, anyway.
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Oh, I suppose I'm a kind of a sentimental cuss, but--must be I like the feelin' of it."
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I can put it up to him in _writin'_ twice as good as Henry put it up to me by talkin', anyhow.... And I'll put an announcement in the _Herald_ that'll take the cuss off.
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He'd do a damn sight better with it.
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And damn him, he had _looked_!
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Conceited young ass!
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"Why, _enforce_ the damn' law--just once.
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And _one_ damn fool law'd be fixed so's the Police Department'd know how to handle it."
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But there's other ways o' goin' at that damn League, and we're goin' to use _all_ of 'em.
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Only tonight we're going out to a restaurant and eat ourselves logy, and you won't wash a damn dish.
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_We_ thought it was for some forum, or something; and the damn place was shut down anyway; so we made a lease.
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He signed up the whole damn Exhibitors' Association.
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"If it wasn't for your damn League we'd _all_ be makin' money."
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Henry's nerves were fagged, his muscles were twitching, the inside of his head felt curiously heavy and red-hot; the spring was calling him, but he didn't dare to listen.
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She had made him a laughing-stock, a buffoon, a political joke.
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"But I'm dashed if I'm blind.... Immodest little hussies.