She had been taken, poor child, at so villainous a disadvantage.

He felt nervous; the place was so uncouth and dark, the faces so villainous.

I don't think our boots are so villainous, do you?

Is my English then so villainous?

The Princess, still not relieved, observed in an under-tone that "she had never seen so villainous a countenance."

This courtier baseness appeared to me so villainous, that I could not entirely conceal how I was affected with displeasure.

A deaf mute cared for the horses, a man with a face so villainous looking, as to make it entirely indescribable.

As to the bulkhead, he had advised his commander that the safest thing was to leave it alone, it was so villainous to look at.

So villainous, so abominable did he continue after the death of his wife.

So villainous were these swerves that Dick had several narrow escapes from being unhorsed.

So villainous was the quality of the stores that fever broke out in the fleet.

"There is no telling, if this Squire Paget is so villainous, what he may not try to do."

"Is my French so villainous?"