1
I was a scrapper, I backed myself. He can say that again.
2
The British Tommy is a scrapper when it comes to his rations.
3
Remember that Merriwell is a scrapper and he is likely to resist.
4
By what you tell me yore uncle was a big, two-fisted scrapper.
5
Sherels is a scrapper, but primarily he's a smallish punt returner.
6
And yet nobody would call me a scrapper either, remarked Ralph.
7
Who'd take a kid with a smile like his to be a scrapper?
8
He's a regular scrapper, in spite of his fine clothes.
9
I've neglected my talents as a scrapper heretofore, but this is my busy night.
10
He addressed the Cuban-You'rea fine little dirty picter of a scrapper, ain't che?
11
But then he thought of Mary's considerable physical strength and her reputation as a scrapper.
12
He was a dandy scrapper himself in the old days when he wore the blue.
13
And as he nonchalantly buttered his hotcakes he added carelessly: Something of a scrapper, though.
14
Rivademar Vircondelet considered himself a lover, not a scrapper.
15
The older woman, a scrapper, regained her cool composure.
16
He was a born "scrapper," and never so happy as when annoying others.