1
If the king's man come not off with a broken pate, it will be a wonder.
2
If he procures himself a broken pate he will be quieter for the rest of the day.
3
Thou who canst in play butt with a ram must soon find thyself with a broken pate.
4
He eats gingerbread at a playhouse, and is so saucy that he ventures fairly for a broken pate at the banqueting-house, and hath it.
5
Two men went down with broken pates, and a third with a shattered arm.
6
But fair speeches wonnot heal broken pates; and a mouthfool of moonshine will send a man hungry to bed.
7
"They can not get far," said the gendarme with the broken pate; "the two girls were struggling hard with him."