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Possible cursing of Hareton in "Wuthering heights" In Emily Brontë's novel, the character of Hareton is always depicted as cursing for every possible reason (or none, for that matter
Could be anything from a hard "fuck" to a mere "dammit"
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), but hell! how am i supposed to know what his bad words are supposed to be in early 1900's UK???I have it on good authority that these were among his favorites.
"Criminetly!" "Garbanzo Beans!!!" "Jiminy Christmas!" "Jesus, Beezus!!" My Legacy
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sooth! bloody this or that??
sorry, i haven't read wuthering heights for a very long time | |
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"Sooth" was a profanity?
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