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1
I'd rather have believed anything
downright
wicked
of myself, than of you, Archibald.
2
But it's wicked,
downright
wicked
-
and
I
don't care who hears me!
3
If you choose to die yourself, it's
downright
wicked
to bring death to us.
4
Your stimulation of my combative instincts is
downright
wicked
.
5
I told her she was a
downright
wicked
girl!
6
It is
downright
wicked
of you, Humphrey-andyour poor father not a week in the grave.
7
And it's
downright
wicked
to break one's word.
8
A real
downright
wicked
fellow, like Marr.
9
And David did not see anything wonderful in the dark, deep eyes at all,-theylooked
downright
wicked
to him.
10
He was just
downright
wicked
.
11
It would be
downright
wicked
!
12
Why, it's
downright
wicked
.
13
It would make me
downright
wicked
to go on living with John Charteris; you ought to want to save me from that.
14
They said I was
downright
wicked
,
because one day I tore the dress off a girl who said my skin was tallowy, like my name.
15
"See here, Bob," said Frank, "that's
downright
wicked
,
if you mean it.
16
"I call it
downright
wicked
of the squire to suspect you of such a thing."
downright
wicked
downright