The 15,767 occurrences of ass

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"My Lord of Buckingham is pleased to make rather more of an ass of himself than usual this evening," replied Brandon with a smile, as he started across the room to Mary, whose eye he had caught.

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"Let's lie down on the g'een g'ass; let's s'eep here; I's awfu' s'eepy."

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And yet somehow when he came back from the typewriter he seemed a bit of an ass.

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I know no Countess of X., as a matter of fact, but if the public is such an ass as to think better of my work for the suspicion, I do not care how soon I incur it.

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They are never thoroughly tamed; the drivers take care to tie them one to another, with strong ropes, fifty in a string, led by an ass, on which the driver rides.

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I hired an ass (the only voiture to be had there) that I might go some miles into the country, and take a tour round the ancient walls, which are of a vast extent.

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"Corry, you ass, whatever put it into your stupid head to make a fool of that kind little woman?"

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"It has a moral," answered the lawyer; "it means that I am going to take all this trouble on myself, and hinder you making a bigger ass of yours.

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"That being the case, in spite of the objectionable words, 'bigger ass,' which you will live to repent, I shall stay."

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"Aw yehs; 'ees feeshing goat smale, aw, eet smale an' smale of som stoff he call ass-afeetiter, ze feesh liike ze smale, bot I am not a feesh."

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The lawyer was secretly of the opinion that his friend was making an ass of himself, and that, if he were to try that poetry quoting business on Miss Carmichael, he would soon discover that such was the case.

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He remembered that he had once been just such an ass himself, and wondered how he could have so far strayed from the path of common sense.

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After enquiries as to his arm and general health, he said: "Wilks, my boy, congratulate me on being an ass; I've lost the finest woman in all the world by my own stupidity."

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But what an insufferable ass he, Coristine, had been not to keep on wading, in view of such glorious company!

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Maguffin was there with the horse, and, near the gate, was Miss Carmichael with that ineffable ass Lamb.

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Sorry I made an ass of myself running away.

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That's what the world says,--and what I would think, if I wasn't a consummate ass.

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Now he was there, he wondered what he had been such an ass as to come for.

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William N. Stevens, Ass't Mechanical Engineer.

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Suddenly from behind the hogan came the weird wail of a Colorado canary, who would have been an ass in Absalom's time.

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CONTENTS WINTER IN THE WOODS TRICKS OF LIGHT SAVING THE TOLL THE REAL KING OF BEASTS THE FRENCH SOLDIER-BOY A LIVELY WAY TO RING A BELL DOWN IN THE EARTH THE LION BOB'S HIDING-PLACE THE CONTINENTAL SOLDIER A JUDGE OF MUSIC THE SENSITIVE PLANT SIR MARMADUKE THE GIRAFFE UP IN THE AIR THE ARABIAN HORSE INDIAN-PUDDINGS: PUMPKIN-PIES LIVING IN SMOKE THE CANNON OF THE PALAIS-ROYAL WATERS, DEEP AND SHALLOW HANS THE HERB-GATHERER SOME CUNNING INSECTS A FIRST SIGHT OF THE SEA THE LARGEST CHURCH IN THE WORLD THE SOFT PLACE A FEW FEATHERED FRIENDS IN A WELL A VEGETABLE GAS MANUFACTORY ABOUT BEARS AN OLD COUNTRY-HOUSE FAR-AWAY FORESTS BUILDING SHIPS THE ORANG-OUTANG LITTLE BRIDGET'S BATH SOME NOVEL FISHING EAGLES AND LITTLE GIRLS CLIMBING MOUNTAINS ANDREW'S PLAN THE WILD ASS ANCIENT RIDING BEAUTIFUL BUGS A BATTLE ON STILTS DRAWING THE LONG BOW AN ANCIENT THEATRE BIRD CHAT MUMMIES TAME SNAKES GYMNASTICS BUYING "THE MIRROR" BIG GAME THE BOOTBLACK'S DOG GOING AFTER THE COWS THE REFLECTIVE STAG WHEN WE MUST NOT BELIEVE OUR EYES A CITY UNDER THE GROUND THE COACHMAN GEYSERS, AND HOW THEY WORK A GIANT PUFF-BALL TICKLED BY A STRAW THE LIGHT IN THE CASTLE THE OAK TREE THE SEA-SIDE THE SICK PIKE TWO KINDS OF BLOSSOMS ABOUT GLASS CARL SCHOOL'S OUT NEST-BUILDERS THE BOOMERANG LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS _Frontispiece._ The Woodcutter The Minstrel on the Wall Tricks in a Church The Dance of Demons Nostradamus The Lion's Head The Theatrical Ghost The Toll-bridge A Royal Procession An Elephant after Him The Dog's Protector An Elephant Nurse Saving the Artillery-man The Gallant Elephant The French Soldier-Boy On a Bell Fishes found in the Mammoth Cave The Bottomless Pit The Lion's Home The Uncaged Lion A Lion's Dinner A Terrible Companion Off to the Kitchen Blind Man's Buff The Story-Teller In the Cellar Handing round the Apples The Drummer of 1776 The Continental Soldier The Donkey in the Parlor Sir Marmaduke The Giraffe Above the Clouds The Flying Man The Parachute--shut The Parachute--open Le Flesseles Bagnolet's Balloon Coming down Roughly A Balloon with Sails and Rudders The Minerva Safe Ballooning Driven out to Sea The Arabian Horse In the Cornfield A Big Mosquito Exactly Noon The Spring The Brook The Mill The Cascade The Great River Falls of Gavarni The Falls of Zambesi Niagara Fishing with a Net Fishing with a Spear Sponge-Fishing A Pearl Oyster Divers Rough Water The Iceberg The Storm The Shipwreck Water-Spouts A Bit of Cable Hans, the Herb-Gatherer Patsey A Spider at Home The Ant's Arch The Cock-chafer's Wing The Spider's Bridge The Moth and the Bees Learned Fleas The Pacific St. Peter's at Rome Interior of St. Peter's The Five Young Deer Waking Up Familiar Friends The Pigeon The Dove The Swan The Goose that Led The Goose that Followed The Sensible Duck The Goldfinch The Magpie The Owl Morning Singers In a Well The Fraxinella A Company of Bears The Black Bear The Grizzly Bear The White Bear The Tame Bear An old Country-House Ancient Builders The Pine Forest Tree Ferns Tropical Forest The Giant Trees The Great Eastern The Orang-Outang Bridget and the Fairies Flat-Fish Turbots The Sea-Horse The Cuttle-Fish The Polypier Tunnies The Sword-Fish The Shark The Child and the Eagle Climbing the Mountain Andrew and Jenny Wild Asses The Palanquin The Chariot Transformation of Beetles A Battle on Stilts Drawing the Long Bow The Colosseum The Cormorants The Bittern The Pelican The Hoopoe The Falcon The Mummy The Stand The Coffin The Outside Coffin The Sarcophagus The Tame Snake The Novel Team Youngsters Fighting Throwing the Hammer Throwing the Stone Thomas Topham Venetian Acrobats The Tight-Rope The See-Saw The Wild Boar The Musk-Ox and the Sailor Hunting the Brown Bear A Brave Hippopotamus A Rhinocerus Turning the Table A Tiger-Hunt A Fight with a Gorilla The Boot-black's Dog Going after the Cows The Reflective Stag The Mirage Fata Morgana The Spectre of the Brocken A Narrow Street in Pompeii A Cleared Street in Pompeii The Atrium in the House of Pansa Ornaments from Pompeii A Pompeiian Bakery The Amphitheatre of Pompeii The Coachman The Grand Geyser The Artificial Geyser A Giant Puff-ball Tickled by a Straw The Will-o'-the-Wisp The Oak Tree The Sea-Side The Vessels on Shore The Sick Pike The Blossoms Ice-Blossoms Ice-Flowers Ancient Bead Venetian Bottle German Drinking-Glass Glass Jug Making Bottles Venetian Goblet Modern Goblets The Queen's Mirror Bohemian Goblet French Flagon The Portland Vase The Strange Lady Carl and the Duke The Dominie Wrens' Nests Orioles' Nest Owl's Nests Flamingoes' Nests The little Grebe's Nest The Ostrich-Nest The Stork's Nest A Fish's Nest Throwing the Boomerang The Way the Boomerang Goes PREFACE Come along, boys and girls!

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THE WILD ASS.

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There can be no reasonable doubt but that the domestic Ass is descended from the Wild Ass of Asia and Africa, for the two animals are so much alike that it would be impossible, by the eye alone, to distinguish the one from the other.

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The tame Ass is gentle, and generally fond of the society of man; the wild Ass is one of the shyest creatures in the world; even when caught it is almost impossible to tame him.

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The tame Ass is slow, plodding, dull, and lazy; the wild Ass is as swift as a race-horse and as wild as a Deer.

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If any of you were by accident to get near enough to a wild Ass to observe him closely, you would be very apt to suppose him to be one of those long-eared fellows which must be beaten and stoned and punched with sticks, if you want to get them into the least bit of a trot, and which always want to stop by the roadside, if they see so much as a cabbage-leaf or a tempting thistle.

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The Golden Ass hasn't come.

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The novelty of the life had long since vanished, the so eagerly expected experience had already become amply sufficient; again and again, flinging his wearied body upon a cot in some strange room, he had called himself an unmitigated ass, and sworn loudly that he would certainly quit in the morning.

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Infallible ass, there is hardly a museum in Europe where my manuscripts are not carefully preserved for the greatest and rarest treasures by senile curators, too ignorant to know their errors or too vain to acknowledge them.

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On the contrary, we shall see on one side fabulous tales similar to that of a woman formed of a man's rib; of the pretended terrestrial Paradise; of a serpent which spoke, which reasoned, and which was more cunning than man; of an ass which spoke, and reprimanded its master for ill-treating it; of a universal deluge, and of an ark where animals of all kinds were inclosed; of the confusion of languages and of the division of the nations, without speaking of numerous other useless narrations upon low and frivolous subjects which important authors would scorn to relate.

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For example, man, ass, stone agree in the one precise formality of being colored; and color is the formal object of sight.

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For it may be just as true that I said a man is an ass, as that I said Socrates runs, or God is: and the same applies to necessary and contingent.

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Although a horse and an ass have their own proper definitions, nevertheless they agree univocally in animal, because the common definition of animal applies to both.

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And although the pronoun "this" [iste] seems grammatically to point to a particular person, nevertheless everything that we can point to can be grammatically treated as a person, although in its own nature it is not a person; as we may say, "this stone," and "this ass."

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Consequently, no creature of a lower order can ever covet the grade of a higher nature; just as an ass does not desire to be a horse: for were it to be so upraised, it would cease to be itself.

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Again, animals of new kinds arise occasionally from the connection of individuals belonging to different species, as the mule is the offspring of an ass and a mare; but even these existed previously in their causes, in the works of the six days.

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Thou art an ass without a face.'

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"As I said this in my rage--it is a terrible insult to call a man a faceless ass--Marko's face was transformed with speechless fury.

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Get out, ass and son of an ass."

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"Would a sheep be swimming out here, you ass?"

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"You ass, you've hooked the bill into a nest.

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I looked at my plough and cart in dismay, saying, "Man proposes, and an ass disposes."

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I envied Robinson Crusoe number one, and went at my donkey again, till towards evening I got him to the lower path, and after a rest rode him home in triumph, lecturing him severely all the way "not to be such an ass again."

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The distance between Moie de Gouilot and the island of Brechou is only about seventy yards, and as it was now past three o'clock, a swift tide was pouring pell-mell through the channel; this in my indolence I did not think of, and had like an ass taken a turn of the sheet round a cleat, and somehow got it jammed.

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Go down to the boat directly, and do not act like an ass."

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Don't say, "The bill will never pass," Nor this my warning word disdain; You said it once, you silly ass-- Don't make the same mistake again.

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you silly ass, Don't make the same mistake again.

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"What an ass I was to think I could have missed him!" he said to himself.

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For the foal of an ass stood bound to a vine at the entrance of a village, and He ordered His acquaintances to bring it to Him then; and when it was brought He mounted and sat upon it, and entered Jerusalem."

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notices the fact only mentioned in St. Matthew, that Jesus commanded the disciples to bring both an ass and its foal:-- "And truly our Lord Jesus Christ, when He intended to go into Jerusalem, requested His disciples to bring Him a certain ass, along with its foal, which was bound in an entrance of a village called Bethphage; and, having seated Himself on it, He entered into Jerusalem."

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Again, when, in the accounts of the events preceding our Lord's Death, Justin notices that Jesus commanded the disciples to bring forth an ass and its foal (page 33), can any reasonable man doubt but that he owed this to St. Matthew, in whose Gospel alone it appears?

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"You mad ass!" said Jack.

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Jack did not particularly approve of Archie; he thought him a pompous ass, and occasionally said so.

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That ass Mackintosh went and wired to my people directly I left him.

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It did not occur to him, as he handed the note to a bare arm, coyly protruded from the tangled bed-clothes, that this very officer of the college was referred to in it as "that ass" and "the little man."

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Altogether, then, Frank was not a satisfactory person, and it would do him no harm to have a little real discipline at last.... * * * * * It was the striking of midnight from the stable clock that woke Dick up from his deep reverie, and was the occasion of his perceiving that he had come to no conclusion about anything, except that Frank was an ass, that Jenny was--well--Jenny, and that he, Dick, was an ill-used person.

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"After a while, however--I think it was just before I got into trouble with the police--I began to see that I was a conceited ass for hating the Major so much.

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But before I got to York I saw what an ass I had made of myself.

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"Oh, Archie's an ass!" he said.

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"You'll think me an ass, too, I expect," he said.

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I'm a first-class ass, aren't I?"

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I had made an ass of myself over that business on board the _Thames_.

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Mr. Howells could never write himself down an ass, but surely in his criticism of the "Wizard of the North" he has written himself down as one whose literary creed is narrower than his human heart.

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As the time passed, an ass's yearling colt, Bearing a heavy load, came down the lane That wound from Nazareth by Joseph's house, Sloping down to the sands.

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It was a foal of that same ass which bare The infant and the mother, when they fled To Egypt from the edge of Herod's sword.

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He expressed his own astonishment at the honour conferred on him, saying that they had elected an ass.

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Can't you see, you silly ass, how you've muffed it?

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THE SILLY ASS.

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Fill their baby hands with roses, joyous roses of the sun._ THE SILLY ASS BY JAMES BARNES ILLUSTRATION BY ARTHUR COVEY "Marcia," called the admiral, tapping lightly on the state-room door with the back of his fingernails, "Marcia, my dear, I hope you're better.

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"I wonder," said he to himself, "if that's the silly ass I squelched t'other day in the smoke-room; just like Marcia to have picked him out!"

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"That silly ass!" grunted Admiral Paulding.

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"Are you ticklish?" inquired the Silly Ass quite soberly.

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"Oh, see what I've done!" faltered the Silly Ass in a frightened whisper.

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Down in the corner of the main saloon, filled with chattering people, romping children, and game-playing young folk, who knew not what had passed on deck, sat the Silly Ass, the girl close to him.

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"I know him," he answered, and drove the donkeys on, thwacking the pack-ass cautiously for the sake of the load.

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But, masters, remember that I am an ass; though it be not written down, yet forget not that I am an ass.--SHAKSPEARE, _Much Ado about Nothing._ Many of our readers have doubtless witnessed, or perchance participated in, the amusement of acting charades--a divertisement much in vogue in social circles, and if cleverly done, productive of much mirth.

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Amidst smothered laughter, the audience guessed the second syllable of the charade--_ass_.

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"You had _cat_ and _trophy_--but where was the _ass_?"

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The next night the charade was ass-ass-in, and Blinks went on for the first two syllables.

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O, what an ass I was."

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I shouldn't wonder if he was ass enough to get spliced one of these days, and take his wife to sea.

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For, letting pass the ancient patriarchs and Prophets, who, as we have said, had no part of their life free from contumelies and slanders, we know there were certain in times past which said and commonly preached, that the old ancient Jews (of whom we make no doubt but they were the worshippers of the only and true God) did worship either a sow, or an ass, in God's stead, and that all the same religion was nothing else but a sacrilege, and a plain contempt of all godliness.

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But "Shut up, Jenkins, you ass!" was all the latter got for a retort courteous.

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Chubby, you're an ass!' and really, J. Dalrymple of the Guards is not far wrong, for the said Chubby, otherwise Lord Helmdon does look rather foolish half leaning half sitting on the back of a chair, his hat well at the back of his head (why it remains there is a mystery), his reddish hair very dishevelled, his face on a broad grin while he watches with deep interest two dogs fighting in the street below.

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'Well, yes,' replies Dalrymple, 'I merely observed that you were an ass.'

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), he says,--"All right;" adding, of the same person, "I saw some letters of this fellow to an unfortunate poetess, whose productions (which the poor woman by no means thought vainly of) he attacked so roughly and bitterly, that I could hardly regret assailing him;--even were it unjust, which it is not; for, verily, he _is_ an ass."

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"I am very happy here, because I loves oranges, and talk bad Latin to the monks, who understand it, as it is like their own,--and I goes into society (with my pocket-pistols), and I swims in the Tagus all across at once, and I rides on an ass or a mule, and swears Portuguese, and have got a diarrhoea and bites from the musquitoes.

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With these two phrases, and a third, 'Avra bouro,' which signifieth 'Get an ass,' I am universally understood to be a person of degree and a master of languages.

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No wonder so many men--the kind of men you meet at your club, at the Marlborough, or the Bachelors', or the Travellers'--call me an 'ass of a woman.'

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I am an ass of a woman, a little--little--ass."

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The good soul rises, entering the body of a saint, perhaps that of a god; the evil soul descends, taking its abode in some impure animal--in a dog, an ass, even in a plant.

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I will learn you to be civil to an able seaman, you ignerant ass."

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Ass!

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