Ay, there's his Grief; there is some jilting Hussy has drawn him in; but I'll revenge my self on both.

"I would have sent the hussy away at an hour's notice, if I had the power in my hands," she cried, "but, Miss Mary, it's easily seen who is a real lady and who is not.

As Sir John approached them, he cried out in so loud a voice that all on deck might have heard him, "You hussy!"

Nor the hussy either.

Esther was so angry at being called a hussy that she forgot how frightened she was and faced the woman boldly.

They say the hussy is his sparrin' partner, as well as his sweetheart, and that his poor wife is just breakin' her heart over it.

"You've been after that hussy again?" Piers' brows drew together in a thick, ominous line; but he merely nodded and said, "Yes."

Go and look after the business henceforth, that I have not to chide thee; But do thou nowise imagine that ever a peasant-born maiden Thou for a daughter-in-law shalt bring into my dwelling, the hussy!

"I have got a hussy of a maid, who is most craftily given to this.

An actressa vile, low, brazen hussy!

ADAMS, HESTER H. The gorgeous hussy.

The gorgeous hussy.

The gorgeous hussy.

ADELL, KATHERINE A. The gorgeous hussy.

The gorgeous hussy.

The gorgeous hussy.

The gorgeous hussy.

The gorgeous hussy.

The gorgeous hussy.

Hester H. Adams & Kathrine A. Adell (C); 24Jan61; R270131. ADELL, KATHERINE A. The gorgeous hussy.

The rake and the hussy.

SEE Chambers, Robert W. The rake and the hussy.

The hussy's handbook; including Latins are lousy lovers, and others.

"I'll settle her hash for her, the hussy!" declared Mrs. Pumpelly to her husband at dinner the following evening.

" "Mrs. Van Cortlandt said she was a painted hussy" began Harry.