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Now as ill-luck would have it the first barber I lighted upon was this pestilent fellow.
2
This man Luther is also accused of being a pestilent fellow who troubles the papacy and the Roman empire.
3
My lord, said Justice Chester, he is a pestilent fellow; there is not such a fellow in the country again.
4
Some will judge him to be a pestilent fellow; some will rate him as a reformer, a prophet, perhaps a martyr.
5
He was accused of being "a pestilent fellow, a mover of sedition among all the Jews throughout the world."
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Hearing this, I addressed my ship's company, telling them I could not conceive what this pestilent fellow meant by making such an uproar.
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These Irishmen all the world over are pestilent fellows.
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The knowledge possessed by the pestilent fellows as to the actual position of affairs, was very mischievous.
9
The two were classed together by English Conservatives, as " pestilent fellows" and "promoters of sedition."
10
We can hear him say to the Galatians: Why do you give these pestilent fellows a hearing in the first place?
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"This man is a pestilent fellow," said the community.
12
"That pestilent fellow!" Colonel Halkett ejaculated.