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1
She was a chestnut, full of villainy, an absolutely incorrigible
old
rogue
.
2
What sort of a berth has the
old
rogue
given him, Aubrey?'
3
An
old
rogue
,
I tell you; and an old ass to boot.
4
Confess me an
old
rogue
-
in
-grain
,
or I break every bone in your body.
5
This is an
old
rogue
,
a schismatical knave, a hypocritical villain.
6
Mr Culpepper, the purser, was my abomination- anasty ,earwigging ,flattering
,
bowing
old
rogue
.
7
What had that
old
rogue
been doing now-offeringKitty his eighteen-storyoffice building?
8
Oh, no, Schercl, you
old
rogue
-
only
the
picture, sonny, no more.
9
And Farmer Green could never get near the
old
rogue
.
10
This was his vengeance, the vengeance of an
old
rogue
.
11
But this is no virgin; 'tis an
old
rogue
,
a cheat and a thief.
12
He is an
old
rogue
,
full of philosophy and imagination.
13
Swinburne is an
old
rogue
,
and only laughing at you.
14
He got rifle and powder, too, and dis make
old
rogue
here wish keepy.
15
He asked Pat's bearer, an
old
rogue
,
what it was.
16
A cheerful-looking
old
rogue
,
whose woollen-gloved fist bristles with pencils.
old
rogue
old