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Of course I introduced him to some of the most distinguished men of France to the Marquis De Fogleville, for instance, the Count Rapscallion, Baron Snottellin, and some others of the first rank and nobility of the country. The pleasure of his society, however, more than compensated me for all." "But, pardon me, Mr. Norton, I believe the title and family of De Fogleville have been extinct.
Keep your menagerie performances for your pantomime audiences. What are you meaning? Do you pretend you're astonished? She's not the first fool of a woman whose money you've devoured, with your "Madam," and "My dear" and mouthing and elbowing your comedy tricks; your gabble of "Government" protection, and scandalous advertisements of the by-blow of a star-coated rapscallion.
I don't think he could have meant better than Rapscallion; he's awfully fond of that horse. Probably he forgot Rapscallion for the moment. Anyhow, Peg was sniffling and saying how she was going back to college it was the Easter vacation and how she was only a stupid girl and he would forget her.
I am inclined to think " he was speaking partly to himself "to think that he has got hold of a letter of mine, probably to Alison. Bronson was a friend of her rapscallion of a father." I took Mr. Gilmore's deposition and put it into my traveling-bag with the forged notes. When I saw them again, almost three weeks later, they were unrecognizable, a mass of charred paper on a copper ashtray.
I think of the rapscallion, Wilke, who married a humpbacked seamstress, ran through her savings, and abused her daily and I almost embraced him. I think of the blond Teuton, Captain von Kessel, that handsome man, somewhat too insipid-looking and too thick-set, who is our absolute lord and whom we trust at first glance.
"'I won't, he said, 'and now you may get out. I lie here an old man alone, with no use to my legs, night on night, an' the house open; any rapscallion could get in; d' ye think I'm afraid of you? "We were beat; and walked out without a word. But that old man; I've thought of him a lot ninety-two, and lying there.
"Cairns will be editor, I suppose?" asked the doctor. "Cairns editor, O'Connor a reporter, myself manager, and Tim O'Neill printer's devil." "Tim O'Neill!" laughed the doctor. "Where did you discover that rapscallion? Molly Healy introduced you to him, I swear." "I forgot Molly Healy in mentioning the staff.
Mayor, wast to pring Dootje's 'rapscallion Tominie, and his 'rapscallion frient; and t'at is one, and t'is ist t'ot'e." "This gentleman has the appearance of being a real clergyman, and that too, of the church of England." "Yaas, Mr. Mayor, t'at is yoost so. He wilt preach fifteen minutes wit'out stopping, if you wilt give him a plack gownt; and pray an hour in a white shirt."
Hodge, for he was not fond of boys, least of all Bob Henderson. "What d' you want?" He had an air as if he was saying: "Now none of your tricks, you young rapscallion! If you play any jokes on me you'll smart for it!" "Mother wants a pound of lard the best lard, Mr. Hodge," said Bob. "I don't keep any but the best." "Then I want a pound. It's a fine day, isn't it?"
"Who wants me?" asked the half-wakened Dan, springing to his feet. "Dan Dolan! Ye young rapscallion!" burst out Brother Bart, almost sobbing in his relief. "It's down at the bottom of the black sea I thought ye were. Down wid ye now below stairs with the rest, where I can keep an eye on ye. Come down, I say!"
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