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1. “You dear old rascal”, she whispered as they rocked gently back and forth with the giggles and with the wide eyed sharing of new best friends

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2. “You dear old rascal”, she whispered as they rocked gently back

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3. for the old rascal, I reckon

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4. whispered to me, “You rascal, mend your ways

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5. “Oh, he actually said that, did he? The rascal!”

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6. They considered him a conniver and a rascal, but he was more of that than they thought

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7. Me and a few of the older ones kept searching all night, but still not a sign of the rascal

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8. “Where are you going, you rascal? I thought you were going to help me in the garden today

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9. One chief was still absent, but presently the disobedient old rascal came in sight with his followers, escorted by a body of Houssas, sent to fetch him

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10. Sending for the governor, Shafter, in the presence of a crowd, coarsely berated him as a presumptuous rascal

11. For how could such a dear, disorderly, democratic rascal as the

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12. “You still have the little rascal? Is he here with you?”

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13. Lightly tousled brown hair and shirt cuffed at the forearms suggested an easy-going style while the playful glint in his golden brown eyes made Jesse think of a word her grandfather might have used, rascal

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14. “I guess you’ve still got it in you, eh you old rascal?”

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15. Very well then, let’s nominate—elevate—that dirty rascal to the position of King, Emperor or, why not, ‘God’? In what other context are we going to use that word?

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16. A hairy rascal stooped beneath its stroke and dived at the king's legs, but after wrestling for a brief instant at what seemed a solid iron tower, glanced up in time to see the ax falling, but not in time to avoid it

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17. Playing the adorable rascal,

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18. He was a rambunctious rascal and could do the strangest things

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19. “You little rascal,” he said, “Do you know what will happen if you go out there?”

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20. determine who the main rascal behind this is

21. ‘No, you can’t praise him and no appreciation about that rascal

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22. Whenever this rascal comes, they follow him

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23. Thank you for corralling this little rascal

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24. The diminutive rascal appeared very confident and pleased

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25. Kiki said he was a rascal; she 112 ALICE HICKEY

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26. validity being the rascal you are—but I want you to separate the Promised Land

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27. Monkey Mother looked at me as if I had lost my mind, “That little rascal can cause more confusion than a pack of monkeys—how could he possibly help heal the tribe?” Moon Under Water, however, raised her eyes very slowly, as if she were curious where I was going

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28. Call the little rascal in

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29. “Yes, but only what others say, you rascal

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30. “And why is that, you rascal?

31. It was almost as if she were trying to see through him, and then she looked at me and said, “I usually know what will make things work, but this little rascal knows more than all of us put together when it comes to this raft

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32. “And what is that, you little rascal? Tell me

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33. ” With that, the Circle roared and disbanded, As I walked back to my hut I couldn’t help chuckling to myself, Oh, I got the little rascal good with that one, didn’t I ?

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34. “Get on with it, you rascal

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35. But I’m proud of my wife, for she proved her worth, though that rascal tried his best

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36. tune by Rascal Flatts called 'Take me There,' where a man talks to his

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37. that rascal, who lacks any sense of honour, was about to defame me and have everyone talk about me

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38. He"s a great rascal

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39. and I bet that rascal, he

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40. They also, though they themselves were chiefly unworldly persons who lost money rather than made it, instituted the most searching private inquiries into Wemyss's business affairs, hoping that he might be caught out as such a rascal or so penniless, or, preferably, both, that no woman could possibly have anything to do with him

41. “You rascal,” said Liam, tousling the youngster’s hair

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42. Roric fingered the ornateness of the carved stallion, as he thought back to his grandfather, the crafty old rascal that he had been

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43. ‘That rascal Verma wants it in a week,’ uncle said

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44. She’d tricked me the little rascal! I gritted my teeth hard, as I felt her nuzzle her bottom into me

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45. ' Well, what could I answer, especially as your story is a more likely one than his? for there's nothing but psychology to support his evidence--that's almost unseemly with his ugly mug, while you hit the mark exactly, for the rascal is an inveterate drunkard and notoriously so

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46. "'Tis you that are the cat, rat, and rascal," replied Don Quixote, and acting on the word he fell upon him so suddenly that without giving him time to defend himself he brought him to the ground sorely wounded with a lance-thrust; and lucky it was for him that it was the one that had the musket

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47. Some days after, I know not how many, travelling with her ladyship the Princess Micomicona, I saw my ass, and mounted upon him, in the dress of a gipsy, was that Gines de Pasamonte, the great rogue and rascal that my master and I freed from the chain

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48. You whoreson rascal, you devil's own painter, and is it at this hour you come to ask me for six hundred ducats! How should I have them, you stinking brute? And why should I give them to you if I had them, you knave and blockhead? What have I to do with Miguelturra or the whole family of the Perlerines? Get out I say, or by the life of my lord the duke I'll do as I said

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49. united too with such reliance, such confidence in me!--Oh, God!--what a hard-hearted rascal I was!"

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50. "Your worthless friend!" I answered warmly: "the sneaking rascal yonder

51. till that old rascal Joseph no doubt believed that my conscience was playing the fiend inside of me

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52. what you reproach me with; and I own, too, that your clearing that rascal

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53. "That rascal must be

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54. "Listen," said the Indian, laying his hand firmly upon her arm, as if willing to draw her utmost attention to his words; a movement that Cora as firmly but quietly repulsed, by extricating the limb from his grasp: "Magua was born a chief and a warrior among the red Hurons of the lakes; he saw the suns of twenty summers make the snows of twenty winters run off in the streams before he saw a pale face; and he was happy! Then his Canada fathers came into the woods, and taught him to drink the fire-water, and he became a rascal

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55. Even that young rascal, Pinocchio, turning around, looked at him mockingly and said rudely:

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56. tongue," said that rascal Candlewick

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57. talked to me of you? He always said to me: 'Do not associate with that rascal Candlewick, for he is a bad companion, and will only lead you into mischief!'"

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58. It was a pity this scene had not occurred in daylight, for it was curious to see this rascal throwing himself heavily down on the cushion beside the young and elegant driver of the tilbury

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59. "I am afraid he is a sad old rascal," said Herbert, smiling, "but I have never seen

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60. I know your prosperity is great, you rascal; you are to marry the daughter of Danglars

61. "That's a daring rascal," whispered the count

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62. The count then placed his foot on his head, saying, "I know not what restrains me from crushing thy skull, rascal

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63. Now listen to me; turn this pitiful rascal out—I BEG you to do it

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64. "My land!" she says, breaking in and jumping for him, "you impudent young rascal, to fool a body so—" and was going to hug him, but he fended her off, and says:

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65. "Why, TOM! Where you been all this time, you rascal?"

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66. "Well, he told me that Benedetto, who is considered a serpent of subtlety and a giant of cunning, is really but a very commonplace, silly rascal, and altogether unworthy of the experiments that will be made on his phrenological organs after his death

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67. that night for having held me back when I might have caught the skulking rascal

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68. The addition of a P and a D completed a message which showed me that the rascal was proceeding from persuasion to threats, and my knowledge of the crooks of Chicago prepared me to find that he might very rapidly put his words into action

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69. "I have been ordained," cried the old rascal

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70. The fellow was a rascal from the beginning; but in some extraordinary way James became intimate with him

71. But what will really happen is that you will be killed by the soldiers and the world will be rid of a smooth, plausible rascal

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72. He rushed out into the road, but, although several passers-by declared that they had noticed a man run out of the shop, he could neither see anyone nor could he find any means of identifying the rascal

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73. "Ah, the rascal!" he cried

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74. Evidently the rascal had copied the paper in a great hurry, had broken his pencil, and had been compelled to put a fresh point to it

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75. Oh, the cunning rascal! This is how he gave me the slip the other night

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76. It is not with one of your cast of breeding and sentiments, that I allow you so much reason on your side, as great difference of the provocations: be it sufficient that I should enter into a discussion of the very to have changed my resolution, in consideration of what you reproach me with; and I own, too, that your clearing that rascal there, is fair and honest in you

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77. Here, for no kind of reason, you’ve made that rascal a present of thirty thousand roubles

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78. The rascal has his own charm indubitably, or he would not have made the conquest of all the populace of the town

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79. He had formed a friendship with Sparrow MacCoy, who was at the head of his profession as a buncosteerer, green goodsman and general rascal

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80. He was a rascal who was planning some gigantic robbery

81. ' Well, what could I answer, especially as your story is a more likely one than his? for there's nothing but psychology to support his evidence—that's almost unseemly with his ugly mug, while you hit the mark exactly, for the rascal is an inveterate drunkard and notoriously so

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82. You will always think me a rascal now

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83. He suspected now that he had fallen in with a rascal, and he thought uncomfortably that he had brought only a little money with him

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84. “Sir, yer a Rascal and a Knave,” I said in a deeper Voice

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