“Swear... swear by the pirates' code!" Hook looked exasperated. Wendy put her hands on her hips. She knew about boys trying to sneak out of promises. She had two younger brothers. You had to be very specific with your orders and wishes, or they were as wily and untrustworthy as evil genies. And what was a pirate, really, but a boy grown, with a real sword and a mustache? "Swear it," she repeated. She could have sworn she heard muffled laughter from behind him on the deck. Hook sighed. All right, all right. I swear on the pirates' code: I, Captain Hook, promise that in return for Peter Pan's shadow I shall grant Wendy Darling passage to Never Land and home- when circumstances allow it.” FirmWendy DarlingCaptain HookSterner StuffSwearing Oath Book:Straight On Till Morning Source: Straight On Till Morning
“I swear it by earth and water,"said the boy in green. "I swear it by bronze and iron," his sister said. "We swear it by ice and fire," they finished it together. Bran groped for words. Was he supposed to swear something back to them.-- "May your winters be short and your summers bountiful,"he said.” Swearing Oath Book:A Clash of Kings Source: A Clash of Kings
“Fricking son of a popcorn pimp!” AbuseAngrySwearSwearingSwear WordsSwearing OathInnovative SwearingNew AbuseNew Swearing Word Book:Coinman: An Untold Conspiracy Source: Coinman: An Untold Conspiracy