1
I believe I should like to wring her neck, the little hussy!
2
I should like to see the little hussy who deceived me.
3
The Lord looks after his lambs, surely, surely-dratthe little hussy!
4
An arrant flirt, the little hussy is; but very pretty.
5
And so did that little hussy of an Ethel Reese.
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Prudhomme would have said that this precocious little hussy was totally destitute of morality.
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Or maybe you had some little hussy waiting for you?
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And I wouldn't go and have tea with that little hussy, if I were you.
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What a tempting mouth she has, the little hussy!
10
You stopped-withthat little hussy-onyour way to me-stopped to trifle and flirt with her!
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The little hussy put both hands either side of her mouth as if in awe.
12
A man of your age!-thefather of four children!-andthis ugly little hussy of seventeen!
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Five or six days afterwards, I met the little hussy at Vauxhall in company with Goudar.
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I shut the door, and made the little hussy witness of my ardour with my sweetheart.
15
Then hastily kissing Carrie, the little hussy went away, very well satisfied with her afternoon's call.
16
What was it you had, you little hussy?
