1
The rascally agent knew the signature of Mr. Bradner only too well.
2
The men were a rascally lot, and made gain of our necessity.
3
Everything went as well for the rascally buccaneers as they could desire.
4
A rascally chauffeur from Paris, a few low characters of the department.
5
Of course, you did it yourself-youand some of your rascally friends.
1
She turned towards it with the roguish smile still upon her lips.
2
She-she is innocence and simplicity itself, in spite of her roguish sauciness.
3
Of all thy roguish inventions I should not have thought of this.
4
His eyes sparkled and a roguish smile played on his discolored lips.
5
That ear was pink and her eyes were bright with roguish triumph.
1
The talk of nearly the whole school is getting most blackguardly; shamelessly so.
2
Yet such an act would be blackguardly, and to be restrained.
3
Just out here at the edge of town in a blackguardly sort of dive.
4
You must have been brought up in a blackguardly school.
5
They're blackguardly weapons for a gentleman to carry about; 'specially where women are around.
1
I should myself like to settle the business of the scoundrelly Cardinal.
2
Then this scoundrelly whale seized a balance and set to weighing ox-fat.
3
Mankind are by nature benevolent creatures, except in a few scoundrelly instances.
4
That scoundrelly Chow made his boast that other midshipmen patronized his place.
5
To approach a girl in any other fashion is a mean scoundrelly thing.
6
I thought so, I suppose the someone is that scoundrelly Rajah.
7
It must be some scoundrelly trick of his-some forgery of documents.
8
Not that we would have believed a scoundrelly beach-comber like you--
9
It's a scoundrelly job, only fit for a Maltee off the Nix Mangeery.
10
This scoundrelly bastard I've befriended has little by little robbed me of everything.
11
Jack and Muriel have told me all about Leithcourt and his scoundrelly associates.
12
It was in that scoundrelly doctor's true interest to return with positive information.
13
Those scoundrelly spies are watching us, so that we shouldn't speak with liberals.
14
May the heaviest curses of time fall upon his scoundrelly soul!
15
What need of this dirty, scoundrelly trick, this diabolical, snakish farce?
16
Do you think he's a man who would do a scoundrelly thing-that'splain?
