1
The old scoundrel would go wrong if he knew which was right.
2
In fact there is something almost upsetting' about that mild old scoundrel.
3
I wonder what business he has with this old scoundrel-andat night.
4
Yesterday I threw a disused safety-razor blade over the old scoundrel's nose.
5
It's a put-up job between them-betweenthe old scoundrel and that-thatoaf.
6
He was an old scoundrel, deeply dyed in every sort of social villainy.
7
As the old scoundrel sat waiting he caught sight of me.
8
He prays constantly that his daughter may be freed from the old scoundrel.
9
Presently he would understand what this grim, virile old scoundrel was driving at.
10
It's a crime to leave you to that worthless old scoundrel.
11
Why, Satan, you old scoundrel, what are you doin' over there?
12
I knew you, and I didn't know you, you old scoundrel!
13
The old scoundrel had the cards stacked, continued the officer.
14
That's the way the tricky old scoundrel does everything, from what I am told.
15
Goriot has cost me ten francs already, the old scoundrel.
16
You old scoundrel, I didn't, and you know I didn't.
