1
What an old knave and a false knave have we here!
2
I'd deliver it myself only that old knave, half priest and half knight, but neither good--
3
An old knave of clubs on the dexter; a young knave on the sinister side; both accoutred proper.
4
Richard, thou art an old knave.
5
How slowly the old knave spoke!
6
This old knave is right.
7
Now, Ishmael, will you believe me when I tell you the old knave is a spy of the red-skins?
8
When he wished to plead his cause, the drunken chief justice replied, O Richard, Richard, thou art an old fellow and an old knave.
9
See you not," quoth he, "this old knave told me that he had but seven shillings, and here is more by an angel!
10
Branwell is the Philosopher, John Brown is the Old Knave of Trumps.
11
"What do you know of the lady, you old knave, and of my dealings with her?" asked Janees angrily.
12
"If my Lord can give me leave for a week or fortnight, methinks I must ride to see the stout old knave."
