Vulgar words in The Cup of Fury - A Novel of Cities and Shipyards (Page 1)

This book at a glance

boob x 1
damn x 3
fag x 3
god damn x 1
hog x 1
            
hussy x 1
knickers x 1
make love x 3
ugly as sin x 1
            

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The photographers were alive to the piquancy of these revelations, and portraits of Marie Louise in knickers and puttees, and armed with agricultural weapons, appeared in the pages of all the weeklies along with other aristocrats and commoners.

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Mrs. Nuddle sneered: "If the hussies would do an honest day's work it would be better for their figgers."

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He was going to be all dolled up in olive drab and things and-- "Damn the clock, anyway; if we miss that train we can't get on another for days.

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This one is all my own--a freighter, ugly as sin and commodious as hell--I beg your pardon!

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She did not often argue abstrusely, and she was already fagged out mentally.

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In making love, as in other popular forms of fiction, the element of mystery is an invaluable adjunct to the property value.

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God damn their guts!

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She had picked up some knowledge of the amazing twists a ship encounters at rest and in motion--stresses in still water, with cargo and without, hogging and sagging stresses, seesaw strains, tensile, compressive, transverse, racking, pounding; bumps, blows, collisions, oscillations, running aground--stresses that crumpled steel or scissored the rivets in two.

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It was a consummation devoutly to be wished that nobody should spend his life or hers soiled and tired and fagged with a monotonous task.

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"I said, 'Damn you!'"

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She insinuated, "You couldn't expect me to make love to you the very first thing, could you?"

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He groaned: "Without his--his making love to you?"

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The next morning, getting up was like scourging a crowd of fagged-out children to school.

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I see now why you've been stringin' that Davidge boob along.

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Sutton urged her to lay off and give way to Snotty or somebody whose health didn't matter a damn.

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