Vulgar words in The Paliser case (Page 1)
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"You damn fool, that man is rich as all outdoors."
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Cassy, ignorant of the psychology of it, equally unaware that familiarity which may breed contempt can also dissolve dislike, and feeling merely a lessening of her instinctive hostility, told herself that he was perhaps not as cocky as he looked and drank of the glass before her.
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Moreover, though he looked cocky, he did not presume.
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But the grist was uphill, and if the noble marquis got so much as an inkling of it, he was just the sort of damn fool to whip out his sword-cane and run her through.
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"Damn Benny!
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Damn it, sir, you were born there."
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"The papers say----" "Damn the papers, they never know anything."
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In circumstances equally inspiring Bunyan entertained that hussy.
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"The slut hasn't a cent.
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Came to the Place with a bundle, damn her.
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I have posted myself very thoroughly in the matter, though I find it has been held----" "Damn what has been held.
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Damn her!