Sure it is not the brutal ravisher?

"Ten thousand curses," exclaimed the father, "upon the head of the contemptible, misbegotten ravisher!

In "Repartees between Cat and Puss at a caterwauling, in the modern heroic way:" "Cat. Forbear, foul ravisher, this rude address; Canst thou at once both injure and caress? Puss.

Here in presence of the grim ravisher and of his pale consort, in whom the passionate pleading of the Thracian bard stirs long-forgotten memories of spring and of the plains of Enna, Orfeo's song receives adequate expression.

Tis Fraunce hath done the wrong: you have commenst This deed of death on Pembrook & our son, And now, to cover it, suggest and fayne Our guiltlesse sonne a guilty ravisher.

And even if she escaped the terrors of masked ruffians, an insidious ravisher, a cloak wrapped forcibly around her head, and a coach with the blinds up driving she could not conjecture whither, she had still her share of wandering, of poverty, of obloquy, of seclusion, and of imprisonment, and was frequently extended upon a bed of sickness, and reduced to her last shilling before the author condescended to shield her from persecution.

"As for this abominable ravisher" Her feelings forbade her to proceed.

"Ten thousand curses," exclaimed the father, "upon the head of the contemptible, misbegotten ravisher!