1
The poor beasts have smoked for it: rabbit me, but I'd rather ride forty miles after a fox than ten with such varment.
2
I was hunted down like a wild varment, and in this hunt every little newspaper in the district, and every little pinhook lawyer was engaged.
3
All my nice sausages and buckwheat cakes, ready buttered-andall for them 'are yaller varments.'
4
They was like a drove of varments.
5
Ninth, a general protection against thieves and predatory animals by an organized war on all "varments."
1
I picked them off one varmint at a time with my pistol.
2
The varmint have been riding too fast to shoot straight, I reckon.
3
I got my varmint gun from the high shelf in the pantry.
4
Plenty of foreign rats, and native 'coons, and skunks, and other varmint.
5
I wouldn't heed you if it weren't for the other varmint ahead.
6
You wouldn't find this old varmint a-doin' no such foolishness as that.'
7
He told me he used to bull's-eye some kind of varmint back home.
8
But the varmint was asleep, and there was only that one.
9
Well, I'll go back and make it up with the varmint.
10
There is no more cunning or treacherous a varmint than a true-bred red-skin.
11
So I lifted my varmint rifle and shot the one in the middle.
12
It's that young varmint a-saying that the young lady kissed me.
13
I am afraid these varmint have interfered with our plans, mates.
14
They're treacherous varmint, yer honor, if you do but give 'em the chance.
15
Besides, what business had he to call our cat a varmint?
16
But don't let him come near me, the nasty little, creeping, murdering varmint.
