The 2,133 occurrences of hussy

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Mrs. Glasford nodded her head significantly, as much as to say, "I know more about you than you imagine," and then went on: "Your mother will never forgive me if you get into a scrape with that smooth-faced hussy; and if her father, honest man hasn't eyes enough in his head, other people have--ay, an' tongues too, Mr. Sutherland."

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"Why don't you answer, you hussy?

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strange!,a sighing exclamation heeds,heads, heid,head; heading, herdin',herding; shepherding, hert,heart, hertily,heartily, herts,hearts, het,hot; burning, hev',have, hicht,height, hidin',hiding, hill-moss,mountain-moor,'moss' is a swamp or peat bog himsel,himself, himsel',himself, hindmost,last; final, hingin',hanging, hit,it,'h' gives emphasis hither-come,ancestry; past history, hizzie,hussy; silly girl, hizzy,hussy; silly girl, hom',home, hoo,how, hoose,house, hoosehold,household, hoose-room,living space, hoot,no meaning,exclamation hootoot,see hootoots, hootoots,-no meaning-,exclamation hoots,no meaning,exclamation hosen,stockings; socks, hostin',coughing, houp,hope, houpit,hoped, howkin',digging; delving, hunner,hundred, huz,us, i',in; into, I canna min',I can not think or remember, I doot,I don't doubt it; I know, I wat,I see; I declare; I know, I wot,I see; I declare, idlin',idling, ilka,every; each, ill,bad; evil, 'ill,will, ill-faured,ill-favoured, ill-min'ins,ill meanings; ill intent, 'im,him, imaigins,imagines, immedantly,immediately, impairts,imparts, imputit,imputed, in sma',in short, ingle-neuk,chimney corner or recess, in's,in his, instruck,instruct, in't,in it, intellec,intellect, interferin',interfering, intill,into, intill't,into it, I'se,I shall, is't,is it, ither,other; another; further, itherwise,otherwise, itsel,itself, itsel',itself, itsel's,itself is, jeedgement,judgement, jeedgment,judgement, jist,just, judgin',judging, justifeed,justified, keepit,kept, keepit his thoom...ellwan,to short change someone,a short measure ken,know; be aware of, kenna,do not know, kenned,known; knew, kens,knows, kent,known; knew, kep,keep; catch, killin',killing, kin',kind; agreeable, kin'ness,kindness, kintra-side,countryside, kirk,church, kirkyard,churchyard, kirn,churn, knittin',knitting, kye,cattle; cows, lad,boy, laddies,boys,diminutive lads,boys, laird,landed proprietor; squire, lammie,little lamb,diminutive; term of endearment lan',land; country, lane,lone; alone, lanes,lone; alone, lang,long, langer,longer, lass,girl, lass-bairn,girl child, lassie,girl,diminutive lat,let, lats,lets, lat's,lets, lattin,letting, lauch,laugh, lave,rest; leave; remainder, laverocks,larks (type of bird), layin',laying, lea',leave, learnin',learning; teaching, learnt,learned; taught, leein',lying, lees,lies, leevin',living, leisur',leisure, len',lend; give; grant, lenth,length, letten,let; allowed, leuk,look; watch; appearance, leukin',looking; watching, leukit,looked; watched, licht,light, lichtlyin',belittling; making light of, lichts,lights, lifelang,lifelong, lift,load; boost; helping hand,also sky; heavens likit,liked, lik'ly,likely, lippen,trust; depend on, 'll,will, loe,love, lo'e,love, lo'ed,loved, Lonnon,London, loot,let; allowed, lovin'kindness,lovingkindness, luckie-daddy,fondly regarded forefather,also a revered forefather lug,ear,also shallow wooden dish luik,look, luikin',looking, luikit,looked, lum,chimney, lyin',lying, maijesty,majesty, maik,?,mate?

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ploo,plough, poapies,poppies, poopit,pulpit, Popp,Pope, praisin',praising, preceesely,precisely, preevilege,privilege, prenciple,principle, prentit,printed, presence-chaumer,presence chamber of a king, prood,proud, prospeck,prospect, puir,poor, puirest,poorest, quean,queen; young girl; hussy, quo',swore; said, raither,rather, rax,overdo it; stretch, readin',reading, reasonin's,reasonings, reestlin',rustling, refeese,refuse, reid-coatit,red-coated, reid-heedit,red-headed, remin'in',reminding, repentit,repented, reprocht,reproached, respeck,respect; consider worthy, respecks,respects; considers worthy, richt,right; correct, richteousness,righteousness, richtly,rightly, richts,rights, rizzon,reason, roomie,little room,diminutive roose,rouse; stir up; agitate, rouch,rough, roun',around; round, routin',lowing, rue't,rue it; feel sorry for it, rumgumption,common sense, 's,us; his; as; is, sae,so, sae's,so is, saft,soft; silly, sair,sore; sorely; sad; hard,also serve sairpent,serpent, saitisfeed,satisfied, sall,shall, sanctifee,sanctify, sanctificaition,sanctification, sang,song, sangs,songs, sanna,shall not, Sant,saint, saplin's,saplings, sat,set, sattle,settle, sattles,settles, sauld,sold, sawin',sowing, sayin',saying, scabbit,scabby; scaly, schraichin,screaming, scomfisht,confiscated; destroyed, Scotlan',Scotland, scoug,stunted bush, scunner,disgust; disgusting; revolting, seein',seeing, seemilies,similes, see't,see it, sel,self, sel',self, self-forgettin',self-forgetting, sels,selves, sempathy,sympathy, semple,simple, settisfaction,satisfaction, settle,sofa, shanna,shall not, shavin',shaving; cutting, shinin',shining, shiverin',shivering, shoon,shoes, shouldna,should not, sic,such, sicht,sight, sichts,sights, siller,silver; money; wealth, siller-bag,silver-bag; purse, simmer,Summer, sin',since, sinfu',sinful, singin',singing, sinset,sunset, sittin',sitting, skelf,shelf,also splinter of wood skelp-doup,lit.

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), wheyt,wheat, whiles,sometimes; at times, wi,with, wi',with, wilfu',wilful, willin',willing, win,reach; gain; get, win',wind, winlestrae,straw dried on its root,weak willed; easily lead astray winna,will not, winnock,window, wintin',wanting; without, wi'out,without, wis',wish, wi't,with it, wonner,wonder; marvel, wonnerfu',wonderful, wonnerfully,wonderfully, woo',wool, woosh,washed, wrang,wrong, wrang-duins,wrongdoings; misdeeds, wud,wood; forest,adj.-enraged; angry; also would wull,will; desire; pleasure; Will(iam),also astray; stray; wild wull hizzie,wild hussy, wuman,woman, wumman,woman, ye,you, ye'll,you will, yer,your, ye'r,you are, ye're,you are, yersel,yourself, yersel',yourself, ye'se,you shall, yestreen,yesterday (evening), ye've,you have, yon's,yonder is; that (thing) there is, yow-lammie,ewe lamb; runaway,diminutive The Project Gutenberg Etext of David Elginbrod by George MacDonald ******This file should be named 8lgnb11.txt or 8lgnb11.zip****** Corrected EDITIONS of our etexts get a new NUMBER, 8lgnb12.txt VERSIONS based on separate sources get new LETTER, 8lgnb11a.txt This etext was created by John Bechard, London, England.

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"You are a stuck-up hussy, and a soldier's jade," roared Andrew.

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It is notorious, and that makes these hussies so bold.

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"It'd not be all 'Do this' an' 'Do that'; an' 'You bad girl' an' 'You little hussy!' in London.

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There are three young lusty hussies, nieces or daughters of a blacksmith, that lives just opposite to my windows, who do nothing from morning till night.

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'Ah,' said he, 'you dirty hussy!

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: If the flea be a male, if it be female, or if it be a virgin; supposing it to be a virgin, which is extremely rare, since these beasts have no morals, are all wild hussies, and yield to the first seducer who comes, you will seize her hinder feet, and drawing them under her little caparison, you must bind them with one of your hairs, and carry it to your superior, who will decide upon its fate after having consulted the chapter.

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I should think myself forever disgraced, and should be contaminated to all eternity if I put my foot in these sloughs where go these shameless hussies.

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"I have a means of plunging you into the sloughs of three brazen hussies, as you call them."

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So if, as you say, Raoul is overwhelmingly jealous with the worst of all jealousies, you will use these fast hussies' scents, because your danger approaches fast."

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There," said he, tapping the door of the room in which was Madame d'Hocquetonville, "in there is a lady of the court and a friend of the queen, but the greatest priestess of Venus that ever was, and her equal is not to be found in any courtesan, harlot, dancer, doxy, or hussy.

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Bessie had won, and Mrs. Beeton returned to cook muffins and make scathing remarks about models, hussies, trollops, and the like, to her husband.

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It's been going on for months, the hussy!'

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And at this point it occurred to the Prince, who being really a great man, had naturally a sense of humour, that a conference conducted on these lines between the leading statesman of an Empire and an impertinent hussy of, say, twelve years old at the outside, might end by becoming ridiculous.

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She is a hussy," responded Mrs. Wainwright with energy."

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I had ter gin 'im dat burey wid de bevel glass I bought wid all my savin's, en des es soon es I steps outside de do' he up en toted hit all de way ter de cabin er dat lowlifeted, savigorous, yaller hussy Delphy.

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But if I find out that you have play'd the Fool and are married, you Jade you, I'll cut your Throat, Hussy.

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you Hussy!

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Can you support the Expence of a Husband, Hussy, in Gaming, Drinking and Whoring?

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Tell me, Hussy, are you ruin'd or no?

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Ah, Hussy, now this is the only Comfort your Mother has left!

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Well, Polly; as far as one Woman can forgive another, I forgive thee.--Your Father is too fond of you, Hussy.

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But your Duty to your Parents, Hussy, obliges you to hang him.

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One Word more, Hussy, and I shall knock your Brains out, if you have any.

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Away, Hussy.

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kiss me, you Slut; are you as amorous as ever, Hussy?

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Come hither, Hussy.

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Wanton Hussies!

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Whence come you, Hussy?

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Act like a Woman of Spirit, Hussy, and thank your Father for what he is doing.

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Ah Hussy!

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Hussy!--Come you home, you Slut; and when your Fellow is hang'd, hang yourself, to make your Family some Amends.

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If ever they commit the Folly, they are sure to commit another by exposing themselves--Away Not a Word more--You are my Prisoner, now, Hussy.

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Come, Hussy, don't cheat your Father; and I shall not be angry with you--Perhaps, you have made a better Bargain with him than I could have done--How much, my good Girl?

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And so you have let him escape, Hussy--Have you?

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Bring us then more Liquor--To-day shall be for Pleasure--To- morrow for Business--Ah, Brother, those Daughters of ours are two slippery Hussies--Keep a watchful Eye upon Polly, and Macheath in a Day or two shall be our own again.

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The Gentlemen always pay according to their Dress, from half a Crown to two Guineas; and yet those Hussies make nothing of bilking of me.--Then too, allowing for Accidents.--I have eleven fine Customers now down under the Surgeon's Hands--what with Fees and other Expenses, there are great Goings-out, and no Comings in, and not a Farthing to pay for at least a Month's Clothing.--We run great Risques--great Risques indeed.

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Away, Hussies!--This is not a Time for a Man to be hamper'd with his Wives .--You see, the Gentleman is in Chains already.

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But can I leave my pretty Hussies, Without one Tear, or tender Sigh?

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Do you suppose those cackling hussies in the next room won't give the whole story away to the next man who stands treat?"

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What about your investigations with that hussy Minerva?

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I have been insulted here, because I don't belong to this land of rogues and sellers of rotten oranges; and those hussies are all banded together against me, because I told them that not all their Seville _jacques_,** and all their knives, would frighten an honest lad from our country, with his blue cap and his _maquila_!

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For the sake of a gipsy hussy, who made game of me, and who at this moment is busy thieving in some corner of the town.

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Are you setting yourself up against your father, you hussy?

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Come with me, you hussy!

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If he does, I'll run my sword through his carcass then and there, and the hussy shall go into a convent."

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"The hussy you have been after this while."

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Why, ma'am, the girls in Cairnhope are most of them well-grown hussies, and used to work in the fields, and carry full sacks of grain up steps.

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The widow Francis (she was but Mrs. Francis Esmond) was a scheming, artful, heartless hussy.

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"'I'm thankful,' said the impudent hussy, 'that you have taken a turn towards godliness.

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I also recollected that our charwoman, whose son had lately left London for a protracted stay in Devonshire, had, in conversation with my mother, dated his downfall from the day when he first visited one of these places; and likewise that Mrs. Philcox's nursemaid, upon her confessing that she had spent an evening at one with her young man, had been called a shameless hussy, and summarily dismissed as being no longer a fit associate for the baby.

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Thus in them did cursed Albion array herself a scheming wanton, a bold, cold-calculating, and artful hussy.

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You are right; but, my lord, it is not brought about by you, but by this hussy, whom I will have sewn up in a sack, and thrown into the Indre; thus your dishonour will be washed away.

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The little hussy did not refuse this offer, saying, that in order to do no more washing in the future she did not mind doing a little hard work now.

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"What," he cried, "is the advice of this hussy from the fields (_une péronnelle de bas lieu_) to be taken against that of a knight and captain!

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"You shameful hussy!" he shouted suddenly at the top of his voice.

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And that Resslich is a sly hussy, I tell you.

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; goodness!,mild oath; exclamation of surprise feifteen,fifteen, fell,very; potent; keen; harsh; sharp,intensifies; also turf feow,few, ferlie,wonder; novelty; curiosity, fess,fetch; bring, fest,fast, festen,fasten; bind, fiddlin',fiddling, fin',find,also feel fir-can'le,a torch; 'firwood' used as a candle, fishin',fishing, fit,foot; base,also fit; capable; able flax,flax; wick, flech,flea, fleys,terrifies; frightens, fleyt,terrified; frightened, flingin',kicking; throwing, flittin',shifting; removing; departing, flooers,flowers, flure,floor, flurin',flooring, forby,as well; as well as; besides,also over and above forbye,as well; as well as; besides,also over and above foresicht,foresight, foret,forward, forgather,assemble; encounter,also meet for a special purpose forgathert,assembled; encountered,also met for a special purpose forgettin',forgetting, forgie,forgive, forgien,forgiven, fortnicht,fortnight; two weeks, fou,full; well-fed, fouchten,fought, fower-hoors,four o'clock tea, fowk,folk, frae,from, freely,quite; very; thoroughly, freits,superstitions; charms,also superstitious fancies fremt,stranger,also strange; foreign fren',friend, fricht,frighten; scare away,also fright frichtit,frightened; scared away, frichtsome,frightful, frien',friend, frien's,friends, frien'ship,friendship, fu',full; very; much, fule,fool, fummles,fumbles, fun',found, fun-buss,whin-bush, fund,found, furbye,as well; as well as; besides,also over and above fushionless,pithless; tasteless; feeble, fut,foot, gae,gave, gaed,went, gaein',going, gae's,gave us; gave his, gaird,guard; watch, gait,way; fashion,also route; street gaither,gather, ga'le,gable, gane,gone, gang,go; goes; depart; walk, gang yer wa's,go on, gangs,goes; walks, gar,cause; make; compel, garred,made; caused; compelled, garrin',making; causing; compelling, gars,makes; causes; compels, gart,made; caused; compelled, gar't,make it; cause it; compel it, gate,way; route,also method; fashion; habit gatherin',gathering, gaun,going, 'gen,by; in time for; whether, German Ocean,,old reference to the English Channel & North Sea gether,gather, gettin',getting, gey,fairly; considerably,also considerable gi',give, gie,give, gie a lift,give a helping hand, gied,gave, giein',giving, gien,if; as if; then; whether,also given gi'en,given, giena,do not give, gies,gives, gie's,gives; give us; give his, gill,tipple; drink, gin,if; as if; then; whether, gird,hoop for a barrel or tub, girn,grimace; snarl; twist the features, glaid,glad, glaidly,gladly, glaiss,glass, gleds,kites; buzzards, gleg,quick; lively; smart; quick-witted, Glendronach,particular brand of whisky, glimmerin',glimmering, gloamin',twilight; dusk, gloggie,insipid; artificial; unnatural, glowered,stared; gazed; scowled, goin',going, goon,gown, goul,howl; yell; whine, gowd,gold, gowk,cuckoo; fool; blockhead, gran',grand; capital; first-rate, grandmither,grandmother, gran'father,grandfather, gran'mither,grandmother, grat,cried; wept, gravestane,gravestone; tombstone; headstone, greet,cry; weep, greetin',crying; weeping, greit,cry; weep, greitin',crying; weeping, greits,cries; weeps, grew,greyhound, grip,grasp; understand,also hold grips,grasps; understands,seizures; colic growin',growing, grun',ground, grup,grip; grasp, grups,grips; grasp, grutten,cried; wept, gude,good,also God gude-bye,goodbye, gude-hertit,good-hearted, gudeness,goodness, guid,good,also God guide,treat; handle; look after; save; keep, Guidsake!,For God's sake!, ha',have,also hall; house haddie,haddock, hadna,had not, hae,have; has,also here ha'e,have,also here haein',having, haena,have not, hae't,have it, haill,whole, hairm,harm, hairps,harps, hairst,harvest, hairst-play,school holidays during harvest, Haith!,Faith!,exclamation of surprise haithen,heathen, haiven,heaven, halesome,wholesome; pure, half-dizzen,half-dozen, half-stervit,half-starved, hame,home, han',hand, han'fu',handful, hangin',hanging, hangt,hanged, hang't,hanged, han'le,handle, han'led,handled; treated, han'let,handled, han's,hands, hantle,much; large quantity; far, hard,heard,also hard hash,mess; muddle, hasna,does not have, haud,hold; keep, hauden,held; kept, haudin',holding; keeping, hauld,hold, haveless,careless (therefore helpless),also wasteful; incompetent haven,heaven, haverin',talking incoherently; babbling, havers,nonsense; foolish talk; babble, hay-sow,long oblong stack of hay,shaped like a sow he that will to Cupar maun to Cupar,a wilful man must have his way, heap,very much,also heap heardna,did not hear, hearin',hearing, hearken,hearken; hear; listen, hearkened,hearkened; heard; listened, hearkenin',hearkening; listening, hearkent,hearkened; heard; listened, Hecklebirnie,Hell, hecklet,cross-questioned; examined, hed,had,also hid heepocreet,hypocrite, heicht,height, heid,head; heading, heids,heads; headings, helpin',helping, helpit,helped, her lane,on her own, hersel',herself, hert,heart, hertily,heartily, herts,hearts, het,hot; burning, hev,have, Hielan',Highland, Hielan'man,Highland man, hillo,,a call to attract attention him lane,on his own, himsel',himself, hinder,hinder; hind; latter, hine,away; afar; to a distance, hing,hang, hingin',hanging, hings,hangs, hinnerance,hinderance, hinney,honey, hintit,hinted, hips,borders of a district, hiz,us,emphatic hizzies,hussies; silly girls, hoo,how, hooever,however, hooly,slowly; cautiously; gently,also 'take your time' hoomble,humble, hoombly,humbly, hoor,hour, hoo's,how is, hoose,house, hooses,houses, hoot,pshaw,exclamation of doubt or contempt Hoot awa!,tuts!

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; nonsense!,also exclamation of sympathy hoot toot,tut!,exclamation of annoyance hoots,pshaw,exclamation of doubt or contempt horse-huves,horse hooves, hose,stocking, hostit,coughed, houp,hope, houpe,hope, houps,hopes, humblet,humbled, hunger,hunger; starve, hungert,starved, hunner,hundred, huntin',hunting, hurdies,buttocks, hurry an' a scurry,uproar; tumult, hurtit,hurt, huves,hooves, hynd,straight; by the nearest road, i',in; into, I doobt,I know; I suspect, I wat,I know; I assure (you), ilk,every; each,also common; ordinary ilka,every; each,also common; ordinary ilkabody,everybody; everyone, ill,bad; evil; hard; harsh; badly,also misfortune; harm 'ill,will, ill-contrived,tricky; mischievous,also badly behaved; ill-tempered ill-doin',badly behaved,also leading an evil life ill-fashioned,vulgar in habits; ill-mannered,also quarrelsome ill-faured,unbecoming; ill-mannered; clumsy,also unpleasant ill-mainnert,ill-mannered, ill-tongued,foul-tongued; abusive, ill-used,used wrongly, ill-willy,ill-tempered; spiteful; grudging,also reluctant 'im,him, impidence,impudence, imputin',imputing, inheritin',inheriting, in't,in it, interesstin',interesting, interferin',interfering, interruppit,interrupted, intil,into; in; within, ir,are, Ishmeleets,Ishmaelites, isna,is not; is no, is't,is it, ither,other; another; further, 'ither,other; another; further, itsel',itself, iver,ever, jabberin',chattering; idle talking, jaloosed,suspected; guessed; imagined, jaud,lass; girl; worthless woman,old worn-out horse jaw,billow; splash; surge; wave, jawin',talking; chattering, Jeames,James, Jeck,Jack, jeedgment,judgement, Jeroozlem,Jerusalem, jined,joined, jines,joins, jist,just, judgin',judging, jumps,tallies; coincides, justifee,justify, justifeein',justifying, jyler,jailer, kailyard,kitchen garden; small cottage garden, keek,look; peep; spy, keekin',looking; peeping; prying, keepit,kept, kelpie,water-sprite; river-horse, ken,know; be acquainted with; recognise, kenna,do not know, kennin',knowing, kens,knows, kent,known; knew, kep,keep; catch,also intercept; encounter kickin',kicking, kickit,kicked, kin',kind; nature; sort; agreeable,also somewhat; in some degree kin'ness,kindness, kirk,church, kirks,churches, kirkyaird,churchyard, kirstened,christened, kirstenin',christening, kissin',kissing, kist,chest; coffer; box; chest of drawers, kists,chests; coffers; boxes; luggage, kitchie,kitchen, kittlins,kittens, kneipit,knocked, lad,boy,term of commendation or reverence laddie,boy,term of affection laddies,boys,term of affection lads,boys,term of commendation or reverence laicher,lower, laird,landed proprietor; squire; lord, lameter,cripple,also lame lammie,little lamb,term of endearment lan',land; country; ground, lane,lone; alone; lonely; solitary, lang,long; big; large; many,also slow; tedious langed,longed, langer,longer, lang-leggit,long legged, lang's,long as, lang-tailed,tedious, lan'less,landless, lap,leaped, lapstane,stone on which a shoemaker,hammers his leather lass,girl; young woman,term of address lasses,girls; young women, lassie,girl,term of endearment lat,let; allow, lat's,let's; let us; let his, latten,let; allowed, lattin',letting; allowing, lauch,laugh, lauchin',laughing, lauchter,laughter, lave,rest; remainder; others,also leave laverock,lark (type of bird), Lawlands,Lowlands, lea,leave, lea',leave, leadin',leading, leal,loyal; faithful; sincere; true, learnin',learning,also teaching learnt,learned,also taught leavin',leaving, leddy,lady,also boy; lad; laddy lee,pasture; fallow ground,also shelter from wind or rain; lie leear,lier, leebrary,library, leed,lied; told lies, leein',lying; telling lies, lees,lies, leevin',living; living being, leiser,leisure, len',lend; give; grant,also loan len'th,length, leuch,laughed, leuk,look; watch; appearance, leys,grasslands, licht,light, lichtlie,make light of; disparage, lickin',thrashing; punishment, lien,lain, lift,load; boost; lift; helping hand,also sky; heavens liket,liked, likit,liked, likliheid,likelyhood, likly,likely, limmer,rascal; rogue,also loose woman; prostitute lingel,shoemaker's thread, links,stretch of sandy grass-covered ground,near the seashore lint-bells,flowers of the flax, lippen,trust; depend on,also look after list,enlist as a soldier, livin',living, 'll,will, lockit,locked, longin',longing, Lonnon,London, loon,rascal; rogue; ragamuffin,also boy; lad loot,let; allowed; permitted, Losh!,corrupt form of 'Lord',exclamation of surprise or wonder losin',losing, loup,leap; jump; spring, loup-coonter lads,shopkeepers; salesmen, loupin',leaping; jumping; springing, loupin'-on-stane,horse-block, lowse,loose; free,also dishonest; immoral luckie-daddie,grandfather,also fondly regarded forefather luckie-daiddie,grandfather,also fondly regarded forefather luckie-minnie,grandmother, lucky,old woman, lucky-daiddy,grandfather,also fondly regarded forefather lug,ear; fin (fish); handle,also shallow wooden dish lugs,ears, luik,look, luikin',looking, luikit,looked, luiks,looks, luve,love, lyin',lying, lythe,shelter, 'm,him, ma,my, magistrand,student about to become M.A.,at Aberdeen University maijesty,majesty, mainner,manner, mainners,manners, mair,more; greater, mairch,march, mairry,marry, maist,most; almost, 'maist,almost, maist han',almost, maister,master; mister, maistly,mostly; most of all, maitter,matter, maitters,matters, mak,make; do, mak',make; do, makin',making; doing, maks,makes; does, mak's,makes; does, man-body,full grown man, Markis,Marquis, maukin,hare,also a reference to a poem by Burns maun,must; have to, maunna,must not; may not, mayna,may not, meanin',meaning, meddlin',meddling, meenit,minute, meenits,minutes, meenute,minute, meesery,misery, mell,mix; be intimate; meddle, mem,Ma'am; Miss; Madam, men',mend, men'in',mending; healing, men't,mended, merchan's,merchants; shopkeepers, mercifu',merciful; favourable, mere,mare,also mere merried,married, merry,marry,also merry micht,might, michtna,might not, michty,mighty; God, midden,dunghill; manure pile, middlin',tolerable; mediocre; fairly well, mids,midst; middle, mids',midst; middle, min',mind; recollection,also recollect; remember min' upo',remember, mind,mind; recollection,also recollect; remember ministert,ministered, minit,minute, mint,insinuate; hint; feign,also aim at; attempt mintin',insinuating; hinting; feigning,also aiming at; attempting mintit,insinuated; hinted; feigned,also aimed at; attempted mirk,darkness; gloom; night, mischeef,mischief; injury; harm, misdoobt,doubt; disbelieve; suspect, missionar',missionary, mistak,mistake, mither,mother, mithers,mothers, mizzer,measure, moedesty,modesty, mony,many, moo',mouth, moose,mouse, mornin',morning, morn's,tomorrow, mou',mouth, moufu',mouthful, mou'fu',mouthful, mould,mould; loose earth; top soil, muckle,huge; enormous; big; great; much, muckler,bigger; greater, mull,snuff-box, mune,moon, munelicht,moonlight, murnin',mourning, mutch,woman's cap with protruding frill,worn under the bonnet mutchkin,liquid measure,equal to an English pint my lane,on my own, mysel',myself, na,not; by no means, nae,no; none; not, naebody,nobody; no one, naething,nothing, nane,none, nanetheless,nonetheless, nater,nature, nat'ral,natural, natur',nature, naything,nothing, nearhan',nearly; almost; near by, near-han',nearly; almost; near by, nears,kidneys, nebs,tips; points; nibs; beaks, neebor,neighbour, neebors,neighbours, neebour,neighbour, needfu',needful; necessary; needy, needna,do not need; need not, ne'er-do-weel,an incorrigible; troublemaker, neist,next; nearest, nesty,nasty, neuk,nook; recess; interior angle,also corner news,talk; gossip, nicht,night; evening, niffer,exchange; barter, no,not, no',not, noething,nothing, noo,now, noo',now, noo a-days,now; in these days, nor,than; although; if,also nor nor's,than is, notwithstandin',notwithstanding, nuik,corner, o',of; on, objeck,object, obleeged,obliged, och,,exclamation of sorrow or regret och hone,alas, Od,disguised form of 'God',mince oath odds,consequence; change, o'er,over; upon; too, ohn,without; un-,uses past participle not present progressive Ohone!,Alas!, on',and,possibly a mispelling--should be an' onlike,unlike, onsays,unsays, ony,any, onybody,anybody; anyone, onything,anything, ook,week, ooks,weeks, oor,our, 'oor,hour, oors,ours, oorsel's,ourselves, oot,out, ootcast,outcast, oots,outs, ootside,outside, opingon,opinion, opingons,opinions, opposit,opposite, or,before; ere; until; by,also or ordinar,ordinary; usual; natural,also custom; habit ordinar',ordinary; usual; natural,also custom; habit orra,odd job (man); exceptional; over all,also idle o't,of it, oucht,anything; all,also ought ouchtna,ought not, oursel's,ourselves, ow,oh,exclamation of surprise ower,over; upon; too, owerta'en,overtaken, oye,grandchild; grandson; nephew, pailace,palace, paintit,painted, pairt,part, pandies,strokes on the palm with a cane, papistry,Romanism; Popery, Paradees,Paradise, parritch,oatmeal porridge, partic'lar,particular, pat,put; made, peacefu',peaceful, pecks,blows; strikes, pernickety,precise; particular; fastidious,also difficult to please perris,parish, piana,piano, picter,picture; sight; spectacle, pictur',picture, piece,slice of bread; lunch, pint,point, pipit,piped; played the (bag)pipes, pirn,reel; bobbin,on which thread is wound pit,put; make, pitawta,potato, pits,puts; makes, pitten,put; made, plack,the smallest coin,worth 1/3 of a penny plaguit,plagued; troubled, plaid,plaid used as a blanket, plaistered,plastered, plash-mill,fulling-mill, playacks,playthings; toys, play-actin',acting, playin',playing, playt,played, pliskie,trick; prank; practical joke, plisky,trick; prank, ploy,amusement; sport; escapade, ploys,amusements; sports; escapades, poassible,possible, poddock,frog, pooch,pocket; pouch, pooer,power, pooerfu',powerful, poored,poured, poothers,powders, pop',pope, porkmanty,portmanteau, positeeve,positive, pouch,pouch; pocket, poun',pound (sterling), prayin',praying, preachin',preaching, pree,taste; try; prove; experience, prent,print, prentice-han',novice, press,wall-cupboard with shelves, preten',pretend, preten't,pretended, prood,proud, pruv,prove, pruved,proved, pu',pull, public,public house; pub, public-hoose,public house, pu'd,pulled, puddin's,intestines, puir,poor, pun',pound (sterling), putten,put, quaiet,quiet, quaiet sough,quiet tongue, quaieter,quieter, quaietly,quietly, quaietness,quietness, quean,queen; young girl; hussy, queston,question,also sum questons,questions,also sums quest'ons,questions, quibblin',quibbling, rade,rode, rael,real, railly,really, raither,rather, rale,real; true; very, rampaugin',rampaging, randy,rough; wild; riotous,also coarse-tongued; abusive rase,rose, rash,needle used in weaving, readin',reading, reamy,creamy, rebukit,rebuked, receipt,recipe, reckonin',reckoning, reconceelin',reconciling, reconcilet,reconciled, reekit,rigged out; well-dressed, regairdit,regarded, reg'ment,regiment, reid,red, reik,smoke; vapour, rejeckit,rejected, remainin',remaining, remeid,remedy; cure; redress, repentin',repenting, resentin',resenting, respec',respect, respecks,respects; considers worthy, richt,right; correct,also mend richteous,righteous, richteousness,righteousness, richtly,certainly; positively, rig,ridge; space between furrows,also long narrow hill rin,run, rinnin',running, rins,runs, risin',rising, rist,rest, rivin',renting; tearing; tuging; wrenching, rizzon,reason, rizzonin',reasoning, rizzons,reasons, roarin',roaring, rockit,rocked, ro'd,road; course; way, Rom',Rome, roof-tree,beam forming the angle of a roof, roomy,little room,diminutive roon,around; round, roon',around; round, roset,resin; cobbler's wax, roset-ends,shoemaker's waxed thread-ends, rottan,rat, rouch,rough, rowdie,hag; beldame, ruck,bulk; mass; majority, ruggin',pulling forcibly; tugging; tearing, ruggin' and rivin',draging forcibly,also contending for possession runklet,wrinkled; creased; crumpled, 's,us; his; as; is,also has s',shall, sae,so; as, saft,muddy; soft; silly; foolish, saiddlet,saddled, sair,sore; sorely; sad; hard; very; greatly,also serve; satisfy sair heid,headache, sair-vroucht,hard-worked, saitisfee,satisfy, saitisfeed,satisfied, saitisfeet,satisfied, salamander,large poker with a flat heated end,for lighting fires sall,shall, sang,song, sangs,songs, sanna,shall not, Sanny,Sandy,also Scotsman sark,shirt, sarks,shirts, sattle,settle, saven,wise; knowledgeable,also seven savin',saving,also except savin's,savings, Sawtan,Satan, sax,six, saxpence,sixpence, sayin',saying, scar,cliff; precipice, scart,scratch; strike a match; scrape, schuil,school, schuilin',schooling; education, schuilmaister,schoolmaster, schule,school, schule-time,time for school, scoonrel,scoundrel, scoon'rel,scoundrel, Scotlan',Scotland, scraich,shriek; scream; bird's shrill cry, scrattit,scratched; dug, screed,recite rapidly; talk tediously; reel off,also scraping sound Scripter,Scripture, sculduddery,fornication; grossness; obscenity, scunner,disgust; disgusting; revolting, scunnert,disgusted; loathed, scurry,scour; got about from place to place,also wander aimlessly seck,sack, seein',seeing, seekin',seeking, se'enteen,seventeen, sel',self, self-forgettin',self-forgetting, sellt,sold, semies,second year's university students,at Aberdeen University sen',send, sendin',sending, sen'in',sending, servan',servant, servan's,servants, sessions-buik,church record of its proceedings, set,set out; start off; become,also inclined; disposed Setterday,Saturday, shacken,shaken, shackle-bane,wrist; wrist-bone, Shackspear,Shakespeare, shak'-doon,shakedown; crude makeshift bed, shanna,shall not, sharpset,keen; sharp-witted, sharp-set,keen; sharp-witted, shaw,show; reveal,also grove shawn,shown, shaws,shows, shearin',shearing (sheep), shillin',shilling, shillin's,shillings, shinin',shining, shochlin,waddling; in-kneed, shochlin',waddling; in-kneed, shoothers,shoulders, shortcomin's,shortcomings, shortent,shortened, shouldna,should not, shuit,suit, shune,shoes, shutin',shooting, sib,relation; akin; closely related, sic,such; so; similar, siccan,such a; such an, sicht,sight, sichtit,sighted, sicker,secure; safe; firm; sure, sic-like,suchlike; likewise,like such a person or thing side,district; region,also the side of sidin',siding, siller,silver; money; wealth, simmer,Summer, sin,since; ago; since then,also sin; sun sin',since; ago; since then, sinfu',sinful, singin',singing, sittin',sitting, skelf,shelf,also splinter skelpin',digging; ploughing,also beating; striking skirl,scream; sing shrilly, slack,slow, slauchtert,slaughtered, sleepin',sleeping, sleepit,slept, sleicht o' han',sleight of hand, sliddery,slippery; smooth,also sly; deceitful slinkin',slinking, slip,let slip; convey by stealth, slippin',slipping, slips,tricks, sma',small; little; slight; narrow; young, smacks,single-masted sailing boats,not necessarily a Scottish word smeddum,spirit; mettle; liveliness, smilin',smiling, smokin',smoking; smouldering, smokin' flax,smouldering wick,reference to Matthew 12:20 smorin',smothering; suffocating, snappin',snapping, snaw,snow, sneck,door-latch; catch (gate),also latch snod,smooth; neat; trim; tidy; snug, sod,sad, sodger,soldier, sodgers,soldiers, sojer,soldier, some,somewhat; rather; quite; very,also some somehoo,somehow, sookit,sucked, soon',sound, soonds,sounds, sornin',taking food or lodging; sponging,taking by force of threat sortit,sorted, soucht,sought, sough,sigh; sound of wind; deep breath, soun',sound, soun's,sounds, soutar,shoemaker; cobbler, sowl,soul, sowls,souls, spak,spoke, spak',spoke, spark,speck; spot; blemish; atom, spaud,spade, speakin',speaking, speerit,spirit, speik,speak, speikin',speaking, speir,ask about; enquire; question, speired,asked about; enquired; questioned, speirin',asking about; enquiring; questioning, speirs,asks about; enquires; questions, speirt,asked about; enquired; questioned, spen',spend, spence,storeroom; larder, speyk,speak, speykin,speaking, speykin',speaking, spier,ask about; enquire; question, spring,quick lively tune, spult,spilt, spunes,spoons, Squaur,square, stack,stuck, stair,stairs; staircase, stamack,stomach, stamacks,stomachs, stampin',stamping, stan',stand; stop, stane,stone; measure of weight,1 stone = 14 pounds stanes,stones, stan'in',standing, stan's,stands, starnie,very small quantity, startit,started, steek,shut; close; clench,also stitch (as in clothing) steekit,shut; closed; clenched, stept,stepped, sterve,starve, stew,dust; vapour; smoke,also stench; stink stickin',sticking; goring, stingin',stinging, stinkin',stinking, stockin'-fit,feet clothed in stockings,i.e.

~   ~   ~   Sentence 3,613   ~   ~   ~

"Get up, you hussy, the nation forgives you!"

~   ~   ~   Sentence 6,299   ~   ~   ~

Such are the politicians who, after the last months of the year 1792, rule over Paris, and, through Paris, over the whole of France, five thousand brutes and blackguards with two thousand hussies, just about the number a good police force would expel from the city, were it important to give the capital a cleaning out;[33109] they too, were convinced of their rights, all the more ardent in their revolutionary faith, because the creed converts their vices into virtues, and transforms their misdeeds into public services.

~   ~   ~   Sentence 15,293   ~   ~   ~

In my house... horrid girl, hussy!

~   ~   ~   Sentence 15,305   ~   ~   ~

You've disgraced yourself like the lowest of hussies.

~   ~   ~   Sentence 5,855   ~   ~   ~

"What an annoying and vexatious hussy," said an aged judge, "to get herself put to the question when one has not supped!"

~   ~   ~   Sentence 8,095   ~   ~   ~

the hair which is not on the heads of your hussies one finds in your omelettes.

~   ~   ~   Sentence 8,098   ~   ~   ~

May the devil confound you!-A fine hostelry of Beelzebub, where the hussies comb their heads with the forks!

~   ~   ~   Sentence 1,107   ~   ~   ~

"They're much too clever to employ a hussy like that, who shows her hand at every turn, either as a spy or a messenger of spies,--and the mulattoes are too stupid, to say nothing of their probable fidelity to us.

~   ~   ~   Sentence 509   ~   ~   ~

"Brazen-faced hussies!" said Bowman.

~   ~   ~   Sentence 4,352   ~   ~   ~

The Thames had no bridges, and hundreds of boats plied between London side and Southwark, where were most of the theatres, the bull-baitings, the bear-fighting, the public gardens, the residences of the hussies, and other amusements that Bankside, the resort of all classes bent on pleasure, furnished high or low.

~   ~   ~   Sentence 4,179   ~   ~   ~

"P.S.--I hope you do not intend to keep all my best gowns, jewels, and wearing-apparel; and make no doubt you dismissed me from your house in order to make way for some vile hussy, whose eyes I would like to tear out.

~   ~   ~   Sentence 5,300   ~   ~   ~

"The odious hussy!

~   ~   ~   Sentence 6,713   ~   ~   ~

and the more shame for you, you hussy, to be offended with a nobleman who does not know what he is doing."

~   ~   ~   Sentence 2,041   ~   ~   ~

If the unfortunate Pump Temple and his giddy hussy of a wife have ruined themselves, and dragged down others into their calamity, it is because they loved rank, and horses, and plate, and carriages, and COURT GUIDES, and millinery, and would sacrifice all to attain those objects.

~   ~   ~   Sentence 2,241   ~   ~   ~

She would let herself be cut in pieces rather than betray her friends," and then, fondly, he turned to the little girl, "That's it, you little hussy; a ban on you, a curse on you--you jade!"

~   ~   ~   Sentence 237   ~   ~   ~

Well, I am tired of the sly hussy--take her.

~   ~   ~   Sentence 2,852   ~   ~   ~

The artful hussy actually got a sheet of paper, and wrote upon it, "This is to give notice that I, Giglio, only son of Savio, King of Paflagonia, hereby promise to marry the charming and virtuous Barbara Griselda Countess Gruffanuff, and widow of the late Jenkins Gruffanuff, Esq."

~   ~   ~   Sentence 3,074   ~   ~   ~

"Come with me, you filthy hussy!" and taking up the Queen's poker, the cruel Gruffanuff drove Betsinda into her room.

~   ~   ~   Sentence 3,293   ~   ~   ~

"Get a horse-van!" he said to his grooms, "clap the hussy into it, and send her, with my compliments, to his Majesty King Padella."

~   ~   ~   Sentence 3,544   ~   ~   ~

That hussy shall die in tortures!"

~   ~   ~   Sentence 316   ~   ~   ~

When the laugh was done, Peg, the pretty hussy, Moved about the room Wonderfully busy; Now she looks to see If the kettle keep hot; Now she rubs the spoons, Now she cleans the teapot; Now she sets the cups Trimly and secure: Now she scours a pot, And so it was I drew her.

~   ~   ~   Sentence 662   ~   ~   ~

now we shall hear something; the hussy is coming to herself."

~   ~   ~   Sentence 12,335   ~   ~   ~

now we shall hear something; the hussy is coming to herself."

~   ~   ~   Sentence 112   ~   ~   ~

He is unfit to be called a man, he is unworthy to marry a gentlewoman; and as for that hussy, I disown her.

~   ~   ~   Sentence 1,415   ~   ~   ~

"May the fiends get me," he growled, "if that wasteful old hussy isn't getting up a feast for those beasts of Indians!

~   ~   ~   Sentence 2,511   ~   ~   ~

"The hussy, the hypocrite!" and she seized the arm again.

~   ~   ~   Sentence 2,232   ~   ~   ~

Then, merely because he thought that there were others who were as dear to me as himself he left me, and now he pays court to Maude Twynham, the little freckle-faced hussy in his village."

~   ~   ~   Sentence 2,362   ~   ~   ~

"Aye, aye, where is the hussy?" cried her father impatiently.

~   ~   ~   Sentence 4   ~   ~   ~

Satires of Circumstance At Tea In Church By her Aunt's Grave In the Room of the Bride-elect At the Watering-place In the Cemetery Outside the Window In the Study At the Altar-rail In the Nuptial Chamber In the Restaurant At the Draper's On the Death-bed Over the Coffin In the Moonlight Self-unconscious The Discovery Tolerance Before and after Summer At Day-close in November The Year's Awakening Under the Waterfall The Spell of the Rose St. Launce's revisited Poems of 1912-13- The Going Your Last Drive The Walk Rain on a Grace "I found her out there" Without Ceremony Lament The Haunter The Voice His Visitor A Circular A Dream or No After a Journey A Death-ray recalled Beeny Cliff At Castle Boterel Places The Phantom Horsewoman Miscellaneous Pieces The Wistful Lady The Woman in the Rye The Cheval-Glass The Re-enactment Her Secret "She charged me" The Newcomer's Wife A Conversation at Dawn A King's Soliloquy The Coronation Aquae Sulis Seventy-four and Twenty The Elopement "I rose up as my custom is" A Week Had you wept Bereft, she thinks she dreams In the British Museum In the Servants' Quarters The Obliterate Tomb "Regret not me" The Recalcitrants Starlings on the Roof The Moon looks in The Sweet Hussy The Telegram The Moth-signal Seen by the Waits The Two Soldiers The Death of Regret In the Days of Crinoline The Roman Gravemounds The Workbox The Sacrilege The Abbey Mason The Jubilee of a Magazine The Satin Shoes Exeunt Omnes A Poet Postscript "Men who march away" IN FRONT OF THE LANDSCAPE Plunging and labouring on in a tide of visions, Dolorous and dear, Forward I pushed my way as amid waste waters Stretching around, Through whose eddies there glimmered the customed landscape Yonder and near, Blotted to feeble mist.

~   ~   ~   Sentence 777   ~   ~   ~

THE SWEET HUSSY In his early days he was quite surprised When she told him she was compromised By meetings and lingerings at his whim, And thinking not of herself but him; While she lifted orbs aggrieved and round That scandal should so soon abound, (As she had raised them to nine or ten Of antecedent nice young men) And in remorse he thought with a sigh, How good she is, and how bad am I!

~   ~   ~   Sentence 3,864   ~   ~   ~

I scorn to ask it of a haughty hussy who will only speak to me through a window; however, I put it to you for the last time, madam.'

~   ~   ~   Sentence 6,089   ~   ~   ~

So I gave him the two guineas and said, "Now let's drink to the hussy's downfall!"'

~   ~   ~   Sentence 837   ~   ~   ~

Thou hussy!

~   ~   ~   Sentence 4,647   ~   ~   ~

Bessie had won, and Mrs. Beeton returned to cook muffins and make scathing remarks about models, hussies, trollops, and the like, to her husband.

~   ~   ~   Sentence 870   ~   ~   ~

o' t' door; T' neighbours called aat to me, "Dunnot stand that, Aat wi' that hussy an' aat wi' her brat."

~   ~   ~   Sentence 2,213   ~   ~   ~

the nasty hussies!" exclaims the mother.

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