Meanings of such vermin in English

To think such vermin as you should catch folk by the throat.

Ridding the country of such vermin was indeed a worthy occupation.

For such vermin as would destroy the gentler animals he carried a gun.

That such vermin is allowed to exist proves the imbecility of the Turkish government.

I thought you allowed no such vermin in this water?

One does not call it murder to kill such vermin.

It isn't my business to detect such vermin, and I don't intend to denounce you, but understand this!

I for my part shall be seen in the front rank, happy to rid the earth of such vermin.

Barkilphedro was like such vermin.

That is a good mongoose, I am sure; he'll clear out all such vermin round here, said Mr. Salton.

The outside root cellars seemed to be freer of such vermin, and the food was stored in them as long as possible.

He said he would do so, as it would be well to rid Paris of such vermin as myself and my countrymen.

Who was he, Michael Lanyard, that held himself above such vermin, yet lived in such a way as practically to invite their advances?

Under these impressions the fowler discharges his gun at them, and probably thinks he has done well in ridding the earth of such vermin.

Something tells me that a man like Percy is not going to die at the hands of such vermin as Chauvelin and his friends.

But such vermin shall not pollute my rose; sooner will I crush it to atoms (seizing the MARSHAL and shaking him roughly), thus-andthus-andthus--