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rascally

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QUIZ

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It contains a vigorous attack on the licence of the press and of the "impudent, rascally Printer."

"The two rascally milk-spillers from yesterday ought to be locked up for the whole day," Kurt suddenly exploded.

MAEZLIJOHANNA SPYRI

It sent me this thieving, rascally scheme of this man Perceval's, and it turned my boy's head, and lost him to me.

Daniel,” says he, in distress, “has that rascally Top misled you to this ridiculously romantic conclusion?

It wouldn't surprise me to learn that he put some rascally black up to the trick of punching that hole in my bath.

"He is the same Major Stapylton that a rascally press is now libelling and calumniating," said Barrington, hotly.

BARRINGTONCHARLES JAMES LEVER

But robbing the tars was the thing furthest from the minds of that rascally crew just at that moment.

It comprehended my animosity against that rascally Arsne Lupin.

The valet of Comedy had become a rascally steward whose rogueries took on a certain aspect of Drama.

Would this particular fellow tell of this particular rascally exploit?

SYNONYM OF THE DAY

OCTOBER 26, 1985