1
You perfidious wretch, must I give up hope that a heart sighs for me?
2
He is a traitor, a perfidious wretch, a perjurer.
3
Well, if I were in the girl's place, I would not take the perfidious wretch who has denied her twice already.
4
They darted flashing glances at John Heywood; and Lady Richmond earnestly and resolutely demanded the punishment of the perfidious wretch who dared to defame women.
5
The perfidious wretches then rushed forward, with gleaming knives.
6
Perfidious wretch, said the genie to her, pointing at me, is not this your gallant?
7
' Perfidious wretch,' said the genie to her; pointing at me, 'who is this?'
8
"Your crime," answered the sultan; " perfidious wretch!
9
"Ah, the perfidious wretch!"