Jerry made the horse run. The animal's feet were very loud on the street. But above the noise of the horse's feet, Jerry's voice could be heard. He was full of anger.
" As if there's a competition about who can find the best parking spot, " she always says as he completes circuit after circuit and swears at all the imbeciles getting in his way in their foreign cars.
OK, so apologizing for swearing and the origin of the item is curious because it didn't always mean that, it comes from the late 19th century when English speakers would use a lot of French expressions in conversation.
And Gerald would scold and bawl but, for all his remarks of yesterday about not wanting her to marry Ashley, he would be pleased beyond words at an alliance between his family and the Wilkes.
“They were camped in a big dratty farmhouse room, ” I might write; it was another year or two before I discovered that drat and draft were different words.
But the magic moment is now gone, and there is nothing to do other than cursing at the blurry footage that we're left with when showing it to our friends.
The narrator repeated, giving out the bad word with the same passionless severity of face as before, which proved how entirely necessity and not gusto had to do with the iteration.
That was the feeling we all had because it was a terrible century, a century that had so many maledictions and so many curses, almost unparalleled in history.
I guess I just have that way with people where I could press all their buttons until they explode in an expletive filled tirade in the middle of class.
Today such imprecations cause barely a batted eyelash (even if high-profile cases of perceived blasphemy still rile the devout in places such as Russia).